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Chapter 817

Manga ChapterCh. 817

Titled "Raizo of the Mist", this chapter unveils Momonosuke's true rank as heir to the Kouzuki line, settles the feud between the mink rulers, and finally introduces the long-sought ninja Raizo, chained beside a crimson poneglyph.

Arc: Zou Arc
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Summary

Far out at sea, a battered Jack tears up a newspaper printing his own obituary, very much alive after clashing with the Marines. On Zou, Kin'emon bares the Kouzuki crest tattooed on his back, the same mark the minks recognize from Raizo. Nami notes that both rulers carry it too, hinting at bonds deeper than anyone guessed. The reunion pleases everyone until Inuarashi and Nekomamushi resume snapping at each other.

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Key Events

Momonosuke breaks up the quarrel, scolding the rulers and invoking his father's grief at seeing old friends so divided. The two prostrate themselves before him, baffling the Straw Hats. Kin'emon then clarifies that he only posed as the boy's parent: Momonosuke is actually the son of Lord Kouzuki Oden, daimyo of Kuri, and the true heir the others serve. Luffy shrugs off the boy's title, and for Momonosuke's sake the rulers grudgingly clasp hands in truce.

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Notes

The minks lead the group up the whale-shaped tree to a hidden stairway, where Raizo waits chained to a red poneglyph. Far from the dashing ninja the men imagined, he has an oversized head and a homely face, deflating the eager pirates. Robin spots the Kouzuki crest on the wall and puzzles over the stone's unusual color, which serves some different purpose. Pressured to perform, Raizo insists ninja are not entertainers, then relents with a smoke jutsu, a clone, and flower shuriken, leaving the crew spellbound.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Momonosuke revealed to be in Chapter 817?

Momonosuke is revealed in Chapter 817 to be the true son of Lord Kouzuki Oden, daimyo of Kuri, rather than Kin'emon's actual child as the crew had assumed, making him the rightful heir the minks and samurai serve.

How does Momonosuke end the feud between Inuarashi and Nekomamushi in Chapter 817?

Momonosuke scolds the two rulers and invokes his father's grief at seeing old friends so divided, prompting them to grudgingly clasp hands in a truce for his sake.

Where is Raizo found in Chapter 817?

The minks lead the Straw Hats up a hidden stairway inside the whale-shaped tree in Chapter 817, where Raizo waits chained beside a red poneglyph, looking far less impressive than the crew imagined.

What does Raizo do to prove he is a ninja in Chapter 817?

After protesting that ninja are not entertainers, Raizo relents and performs a smoke jutsu, creates a clone, and throws flower shuriken, leaving the crew spellbound.

What is revealed about Jack at the start of Chapter 817?

Jack is shown alive far out at sea in Chapter 817, battered from clashing with the Marines, tearing up a newspaper that had printed his own obituary.

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