
The 811th chapter, called Roko, finishes the minks' rescue flashback and exposes the deeper crisis Brook had withheld: a rival Emperor's crew, with one of their own a son of this very island, had docked here only forty-eight hours before.
A ten-day-old memory frames the issue. While Caesar bragged about engineering the poison and was promptly thrashed by Chopper, Sanji broke off to save a screaming Nami, felling Sheepshead as the Beasts Pirates pulled out. Filled with regret, the scientist then released his countergas to clear the air. Among the downed warriors, a still-poisoned Wanda lashed out at Nami, suspecting these strangers served Jack, and even brandished a bomb until Tristan and Pedro vouched that the newcomers had cleansed the toxin. Once Chopper warned that anyone left untreated past two days could not be cured, every able mink pitched in.
Each of them survived, and spirits lifted as recoveries piled up. In the present moment Wanda closes her account, thanking Nami with a lick. Off the group rides into the night to look in on Nekomamushi and the Guardians. Pressed by Zoro about what truly befell Sanji and Caesar, Brook lays out the graver turn from two days back: while slipping away from the Big Mom Pirates, the Sunny crew accidentally let their heading be overheard, and one pursuer happened to hail from this island, steering the fleet right to it.
Jack's gas earns its name here, Koro, taken from the verb meaning to kill, and the neutralizing agent Caesar brews is dubbed Roko. With this flashback the timeline rejoins what readers saw back in Chapter 795, from the threats aimed at Caesar through the flooding, Nami's scream, and the enemy retreat. Sanji's vanishing is bound up with Caesar's own disappearance from the island. Wanda and Carrot stand revealed as Kingsbirds who attend both rulers around the clock, and the rival Emperor's arrival two days prior comes to light, with Pekoms identified as a son of Zou.

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A color spread opens the chapter, the crew bundled in winter clothes and hauling shopping back from a snowy pier, their outfits nodding to the One Piece Film: Gold openings. Luffy boils over at Jack and itches to fight him, while Wanda again doubts the warlord is dead. Brook notes that most of the tribe was kept in the dark about Sanji to spare them anxiety. The final panel shows Pekoms speaking to his captain by Den Den Mushi, asking her to leave matters to him because the island is where he was born.
In Chapter 811, Koro is the name of Jack's poison gas, taken from the word meaning to kill, while Roko is the neutralizing agent Caesar Clown brews to counter it.
Still poisoned and suspicious that the newcomers serve Jack, Wanda lashes out at Nami and brandishes a bomb until Tristan and Pedro vouch that the group actually cleansed the toxin from the minks.
Brook discloses that while slipping away from the Big Mom Pirates, the Sunny crew's heading was overheard by a pursuer who hails from Zou, meaning that fleet was steered straight to the island.
Chapter 811 reveals that Wanda and Carrot are Kingsbirds who attend both Inuarashi and Nekomamushi around the clock.
In the final panel of Chapter 811, Pekoms speaks to his captain over Den Den Mushi and asks to be left to handle matters himself since Zou is the island where he was born.
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