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Chapter 806

Manga ChapterCh. 806

Chapter 806, "At the Fortress of Right Belly," weathers the elephant's bathing flood and brings the Straw Hats to a mink settlement where they are welcomed as saviors and reunited with Nami and Chopper.

Arc: Zou Arc
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Summary

The elephant raises its trunk and sprays a torrent of seawater, sending the crew scrambling onto rooftops while floodwater swamps the streets. On the far leg, Kin'emon, Kanjuro, and the stray monkey scale upward on a cat Kanjuro painted, only to learn the drawing will dissolve if the water touches it. Wanda explains the so-called Eruption Rain is how the elephant washes itself, the runoff feeding aqueducts and delivering fish for food.

Riding toward the Right Belly Fortress, Wanda recalls Jack torturing a captive and threatening the country. Law teleports the rest of the crew to Luffy's side. Inside the fort, Chopper wakes a sleeping Nami to announce the others have arrived. The minks cheer the Straw Hats' name, and Nami, embracing Luffy, breaks into tears as she begins to speak about Sanji.

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Key Events

The thousand-year-old elephant is named Zunesha by the Mink Tribe. Jack is said to have attacked Zou hunting for someone, and reportedly died at the hands of Marines escorting Doflamingo, though his death stays unconfirmed. The minks are shown to bear no grudge against humans, regarding them as "hairless minks." Nami and Chopper turn up alive and reunite with Luffy's group, after which Nami steels herself to deliver news about Sanji.

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Notes

The cover follows Foosha Village and the Dadan Family receiving word of Luffy's new bounty. Wanda reveals the minks judge people by character rather than species, prompting their warm reception. Usopp panics atop the highest tower during the flood and mistakes Carrot's affectionate nibbling for an attempt to eat Luffy. The gatekeepers initially eye the pirates as possible invaders before Wanda vouches for them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 806 of One Piece titled?

One Piece Chapter 806 is titled "At Rightflank Fortress," part of the Zou Arc.

What is the Eruption Rain in Chapter 806?

In Chapter 806, the Eruption Rain is the elephant Zunesha spraying seawater from its trunk to wash itself, with the runoff feeding the country's aqueducts and delivering fish for food.

Who does Luffy's crew reunite with in Chapter 806?

In Chapter 806, Luffy's crew reunites with Nami and Chopper inside the Right Belly Fortress, where the minks cheer the Straw Hats' name after Law teleports the group to Luffy's side.

How do the minks in Chapter 806 view humans?

In Chapter 806, the minks bear no grudge against humans, regarding them simply as "hairless minks" and judging people by character rather than species.

What is Zunesha in Chapter 806?

In Chapter 806, Zunesha is named as the thousand-year-old living elephant that the Mink Tribe's country rests upon.

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