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Chapter 793

Manga ChapterCh. 793

Titled "Tiger and Dog," this chapter spreads the fallout of Doflamingo's defeat across the world. Wars collapse and trades dry up, the Five Elders and Sakazuki seethe over Fujitora's public apology, and the Worst Generation react to the news as Sakazuki orders Luffy and Law captured.

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Summary

Fujitora keeps his head bowed before King Riku, insisting the world must witness the gesture and explaining why he held back from striking Doflamingo himself. Kyros salutes the Tontatta warriors and disbands his rebel force, sending them to aid the king, while Riku has Tank Lepanto shelter the pirates and fighters in the palace to spare them arrest. In Mary Geoise, Sakazuki learns the false news of Doflamingo quitting the Warlords came from someone ranked above the Five Elders, who brush off his anger.

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Key Events

A Marine bursts in to report that Luffy and Law have toppled Doflamingo, alarming everyone present. Across the New World the consequences ripple: a disarmed nation surrenders, soldiers rejoice at peace, and pirates and brokers rage over lost SMILE supplies and trades. Tsuru and Sengoku discuss their long-hunted quarry, Jewelry Bonney praises the pair over stolen pizza, and Capone Bege orders Caesar Clown retrieved with Big Mom's flag behind him. Kid's alliance reveals it is hunting Shanks, while X Drake's group rushes word of the defeat to Kaidou.

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Notes

Sakazuki and Fujitora clash by snail over the admiral's confession; Fujitora argues the truth would have been buried and recalls Smoker lamenting how the Marines stole credit in Arabasta. A hospitalized Smoker and a tearful Tashigi feel Fujitora has avenged that injustice. The chapter confirms Kuzan's tie to the Blackbeard Pirates, reveals Sakazuki's scarred face, hints that a power above the Five Elders orchestrated the charade, and ends with Sakazuki barring Fujitora from every Marine base unless he delivers Luffy and Law's heads. The title nods to the two admirals' aliases.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 793, "Tiger and Dog"?

In Chapter 793, the fallout of Doflamingo's defeat spreads across the world as the Five Elders and Sakazuki seethe over Fujitora's public apology, and Sakazuki orders Luffy and Law captured.

Why is Fujitora bowed before King Riku in Chapter 793?

Fujitora keeps his head bowed before King Riku to publicly apologize on behalf of the Marines, insisting the world must witness the gesture rather than hiding the truth.

How does the rest of the world react to Doflamingo's defeat in Chapter 793?

Across the New World, a disarmed nation surrenders, soldiers celebrate peace, and pirates and brokers rage over lost SMILE supplies and disrupted trade following Doflamingo's fall.

What does Sakazuki order in Chapter 793?

Furious over Fujitora's confession, Sakazuki bars him from every Marine base unless he delivers the heads of Luffy and Law.

What does Fujitora argue with Sakazuki about in Chapter 793?

Fujitora argues by snail with Sakazuki that the truth about Doflamingo would have been buried otherwise, recalling how the Marines once stole credit for events in Arabasta.

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