Chapter 801

CP0 reaches the Dressrosa palace, where an agent reports the smuggling records gone and Rob Lucci concludes only the Revolutionary Army could have taken the weapons. Spandam grumbles about the Revolutionaries, and Lucci notes he is just as much a nuisance. Across the island, peace has returned: Viola dances for the people, the dwarves now live openly among humans, statues of Luffy and Usopp rise in the streets, and the reinstated King Riku begins preparing for the upcoming Levely.

Aboard a Marine ship, Fujitora tells Sengoku he will go his own way after failing to capture Luffy and Law, his pride too great to apologize to Sakazuki. Below deck, Tsuru questions the chained Doflamingo, who gloats that without him controlling the pirates, every great power, including the Clan of D., will collide, and warns Mary Geoise to brace for a fall from its lofty seat as the greatest war in history nears. Watching the four escort ships, a pirate of Kaidou's tells his captain Jack that rescuing Doflamingo is impossible, but Jack insists they will try anyway. The Straw Hats and Law board the Barto Club's Going Luffy-senpai. Bartolomeo presents the crew's updated wanted posters, revealing Luffy now sits at 500 million berries, tied with Law, and pointing out the oddity on Sanji's poster, which carries a photo rather than a sketch and the unique condition "Only Alive."

This closes the Dressrosa Arc and Dressrosa Saga. Rob Lucci and Spandam join CP0 in their first post-timeskip appearances, with Spandam now subordinate to Lucci. Doflamingo is escorted toward Impel Down, and silhouettes of the Emperors, Warlords, and Revolutionary leaders appear. Law's bounty rises to 500 million, marking his expulsion from the Seven Warlords. The full slate of new bounties is shown, with Sanji's "Only Alive" stipulation being the first and only such case in the series.