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Chapter 807

Manga ChapterCh. 807

Chapter 807, "10 Days Earlier," clears up the fear over Sanji's fate, recounts the Sunny group's escape from the Big Mom Pirates, and opens Wanda's account of Jack's invasion seventeen days prior.

Arc: Zou Arc
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Summary

Brook tearfully rejoins his crewmates and apologizes about Sanji, while Luffy and Zoro shrug it off since Sanji merely left a note. A mink calls Brook "Baron Corpse," revealing that Wanda's earlier talk of crewmate "bodies" was simply mink affection, not death. Robin asks Nami to recount the last eleven days.

Nami describes how Pekoms, Tamago, and their new ally Capone Bege chased the Sunny after Dressrosa, targeting Caesar Clown. Unable to outrun them, the crew improvised: Brook froze incoming cannonballs, Chopper hurled them up to Sanji, who blasted them back with Diable Jambe, and Nami's fog cloud covered their getaway. Wanda then prepares to detail Jack's attack as news arrives that the awakened prince, Inuarashi, wishes to meet the crew.

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Key Events

Brook reunites with Luffy's group and confirms Momonosuke is safe, warning the crew never to mention Wano or samurai to the minks. A flashback shows the Sunny group's counterattack and escape, and Capone Bege's alliance with Big Mom is confirmed. Jack is revealed to have struck Zou seventeen days ago, with Sanji's group arriving ten days back and saving the tribe. Zou's two rulers are named: Nekomamushi, King of Night, and Inuarashi, King of Day. The mammoth invaders were searching for Raizo.

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Notes

The cover follows Shimotsuki Village, where Koushirou frets over students copying Zoro. Kin'emon and Kanjuro return to the Thousand Sunny after failing the climb and resolve to try again. Inuarashi, comatose since the assault, regains consciousness and is escorted by the doctors Miyagi and Tristan. One attacker is teased as wielding a Zoan power to become a woolly mammoth, setting up the coming revelation about Jack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 807 of One Piece titled?

One Piece Chapter 807 is titled "Ten Days Earlier," part of the Zou Arc.

How did the Sunny group escape the Big Mom Pirates according to Chapter 807?

According to Chapter 807, the Sunny group escaped Capone Bege, Pekoms, and Tamago's pursuit after Dressrosa when Brook froze incoming cannonballs, Chopper hurled them up to Sanji, who blasted them back with Diable Jambe, and Nami covered their getaway with a fog cloud.

Who are Zou's two rulers named in Chapter 807?

In Chapter 807, Zou's two rulers are named as Nekomamushi, King of Night, and Inuarashi, King of Day.

Why does Brook get called "Baron Corpse" in Chapter 807?

In Chapter 807, a mink calls Brook "Baron Corpse," a nickname that reveals Wanda's earlier talk of crewmate "bodies" was simply mink affection rather than a sign anyone had died.

When did Jack attack Zou according to Chapter 807?

According to Chapter 807, Jack struck Zou seventeen days earlier, with Sanji's group arriving ten days back to help save the tribe.

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