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Chapter 805

Manga ChapterCh. 805

The brawl between Luffy and the Whale Forest's protectors is talked down, and Law is at last reunited with his long-lost crew. As the Straw Hats pick through the wreckage of the country, the name of the raider who so recently laid it to waste is finally spoken aloud: Jack.

Arc: Zou Arc
Saga: Whole Cake Island Saga

Main Characters (3)

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Summary

Wanda, the canine in Nami's stolen clothes, vaults skyward to scout the disturbance before grimly telling the rattled pirates that their friends lie slain in the Right Belly Forest. She and Carrot gallop off astride the crocodile Wany, leaving the Straw Hats shaken, though Zoro swears Sanji would never allow his group to die. Resigned to never reuniting with his own crew, Law suddenly recalls that Bepo's Vivre Card is still on him.

Over at the Whale Forest, the guardian minks pile onto Luffy, baffled that their Electro has no effect. The arrival of Wanda and Carrot soothes both factions. Surveying the wreckage, the crew judges the assault to be only a couple of weeks old. Wanda at last identifies Jack as the culprit and offers to bear Luffy to his friends just as the Eruption Rain begins to stir.

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Key Events

A new cover serial opens around the report of Luffy's fresh bounty. Wanda's grim message implies Sanji's group is dead. Three further minks debut as the Whale Forest's appointed Guardians: the bull Roddy, the gorilla Blackback, and the jaguar Pedro. Bepo's origin is disclosed; he hails from the island and belongs to the same animal-people, the Mink Tribe. Following the timeskip, Law's crew surfaces here for the very first time, and the recent nature of Jack's assault is confirmed.

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Notes

Wanda's mount, the crocodile, is named Wany. Robin reads the ruins as freshly made, given lingering traces of life, while Franky points out huge claw marks and an elephant-sized footprint hinting at a non-human attacker. Luffy's casual use of Law's nickname briefly puzzles the delighted Heart Pirates until he explains. The chapter ends with the earth shaking ahead of the Eruption Rain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 805 of One Piece titled?

One Piece Chapter 805 is titled "The Minks," part of the Zou Arc.

Who does Law reunite with in Chapter 805?

In Chapter 805, Trafalgar Law is reunited with his long-lost crew, the Heart Pirates, after recalling that he still carries Bepo's Vivre Card.

Which minks are introduced as the Whale Forest's guardians in Chapter 805?

In Chapter 805, three minks are introduced as the Whale Forest's Guardians: the bull Roddy, the gorilla Blackback, and the jaguar Pedro.

Who is revealed as the culprit behind the attack on Zou in Chapter 805?

In Chapter 805, Wanda identifies Jack as the pirate responsible for the recent assault on Zou.

What is Bepo's connection to Zou revealed in Chapter 805?

In Chapter 805, Bepo is revealed to hail from Zou and belong to the Mink Tribe, the same race of animal-people native to the island.

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