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It's Over!!

Manga ChapterCh. 87

Chapter 87 of One Piece closes out two threads at Arlong Park: Sanji and Zoro brace for Arlong now that his officers have fallen, while Usopp, ashamed of faking his own death, turns back to face Chew and finishes the duel with fire.

Cover Story: Diary of Koby-Meppo, Vol. 4

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Summary

With Kuroobi hurled into the headquarters building, Arlong stares in fury at his two beaten officers and rounds on Sanji and Zoro, insisting the fight is far from settled. Sanji reports that Luffy is in no danger of dying but still must be cut loose from the seabed, a task that means going back under while Arlong blocks the path. Out on the water, Nojiko keeps the captain's head above the surface and trades positions with a winded Genzo, both stunned that the Straw Hats have already toppled Hatchan and Kuroobi.

Elsewhere, Usopp lies in a heap, having tricked Chew with his Ketchup Star into believing the single water shot had killed him. He plans to pack himself with dirt and pass off the loss as a hard-fought defeat, but the words of his crew and the people of Cocoyasi Village gnaw at him until he can no longer stomach his own cowardice. Calling Chew back, he commits to a real fight and reignites the duel.

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Key Events

Sanji confirms one more dive is required to release Luffy's trapped legs. Genzo and Nojiko rotate as they work to revive the captain. The clash of the chapter is Usopp against Chew: the sniper takes heavy punishment, including a blast of Hyappatsu Mizudeppo and a felled tree that cuts him, yet he keeps maneuvering. He lures Chew with a flying rum bottle, ruptures it with Namari Boshi to drench his foe in alcohol, then lights him up with Kaen Boshi to win.

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Notes

The cover continues the Diary of Koby-Meppo serial, showing Koby studying late by candlelight while Helmeppo and the rest of the unit sleep. Usopp's victory marks his coming of age as a fighter, as he resolves that pretending to be a pirate is no longer enough and that he must risk his life like his crewmates do.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Usopp defeat Chew in Chapter 87?

Usopp lures Chew with a flying rum bottle, ruptures it with his Namari Boshi shot to soak him in alcohol, then ignites him with Kaen Boshi to win the fight.

Why does Usopp change his mind about faking defeat in Chapter 87?

Usopp initially plans to pass off a staged loss to Chew as a real one, but the thought of his crew and the people of Cocoyasi Village trusting him makes him unable to stomach his own cowardice, so he calls Chew back for a real fight.

What has happened to Kuroobi and Hatchan by the start of Chapter 87?

Both Arlong officers have already been defeated by the time Chapter 87 opens, with Kuroobi hurled into the Arlong Park headquarters building, leaving Arlong to face Sanji and Zoro himself.

Why does Sanji need to dive underwater again in Chapter 87?

Sanji explains that Luffy is not in danger of dying but is still trapped on the seabed and needs to be cut free, which means diving back under while Arlong blocks the way.

What is shown on the cover of Chapter 87?

The cover of Chapter 87 continues the Diary of Koby-Meppo serial, showing Koby studying late by candlelight while Helmeppo and the rest of the unit sleep.

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