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Chapter 810

Manga ChapterCh. 810

The five-day siege against the Whale Forest's defenders ends only when Jack unleashes the gas weapon. With the raider gone, Sanji's group lands at last and discovers the country and its people in ruins.

Arc: Zou Arc
Saga: Whole Cake Island Saga
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Summary

Back in human shape, Jack brushes off Nekomamushi's warning and battles on as the guardians and the Heart Pirates throw themselves into the defense, Bepo unwilling to step back since the island is his home. Wanda recounts that the fighting stretched five days and nights; the minks slowly gained the edge yet never managed to bring Jack himself down. On the fifth day he loosed Caesar's poison gas, which rolled over the town and half the forest faster than anyone could flee. Jack strung up the rulers and finest warriors to pry Raizo's whereabouts from them, torturing captives who honestly knew nothing.

The very next day Jack abandoned the island to save Doflamingo, meaning the crew that brought Doflamingo down had unwittingly rescued Zou. Chopper then recalls his own party reaching the island a day after that. The Curly Hats scaled the elephant with a grudging boost from Caesar's gas powers, snatched Tristan away from Sheepshead, and stumbled into a shattered Kurau City, where Pedro begged them to save the dying rulers.

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Key Events

Jack's full human form is shown, and his power is verified as an ancient Zoan model granting the mammoth body. The minks fought with help from Law's crew, the Heart Pirates. The clash lasted five days before the gas was deployed, and Jack pulled out one day later, the same day Doflamingo was defeated, leaving a handful of subordinates behind. The girl Sanji's group searched for in Chapter 795 is verified to be Tristan. Jack tortured the strongest minks, severing the duke's left leg as well as Nekomamushi's left arm.

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Notes

The cover visits Baratie, where Carne shreds Sanji's bounty after basing a dish on his first poster while Zeff puzzles over the "Only Alive" note. On Nami's order Brook iced the ground to upend Sheepshead's mount, and a terrified Tristan bolted at the sight of Brook and Momonosuke's dragon shape. The account of the invasion wraps up and turns to Sanji's landing the day after Jack departed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Jack do on the fifth day of the siege in Chapter 810?

On the fifth day of the siege in Chapter 810, Jack unleashes Caesar Clown's poison gas, which rolls over the town and half the Whale Forest faster than the minks can flee, ending the five-day fight the minks had slowly been winning.

What injuries do Inuarashi and Nekomamushi suffer in Chapter 810?

Jack tortures the strongest minks for Raizo's whereabouts in Chapter 810, severing Duke Inuarashi's left leg and Nekomamushi's left arm.

Why does Jack abandon Zou in Chapter 810?

Jack leaves Zou the day after deploying the poison gas in order to go save Doflamingo, the same day Doflamingo is defeated by the Straw Hat alliance.

Who is confirmed to be Tristan in Chapter 810?

The girl Sanji's group had been searching for since Chapter 795 is confirmed in Chapter 810 to be Tristan, whom the Curly Hats rescue from Sheepshead after climbing onto Zou.

What does the Chapter 810 cover page show?

The cover visits Baratie, where Carne shreds Sanji's wanted poster after basing a dish on it while Zeff puzzles over the Only Alive note on it.

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