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One of Big Mom's '3 Sweet Commanders', Katakuri

Manga ChapterCh. 879

Jinbe rallies the grieving crew to push toward Cacao Island as Big Mom crosses the sea on a candy road. Within the Mirro-World, Katakuri copies Luffy's stretching attacks flawlessly and drives him into the wall.

Cover Story: The Stories of the Self-Proclaimed Straw Hat Grand Fleet, Vol. 13, Sai Arc
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Summary

As Brook, Chopper, Carrot, and Nami grieve Pedro, Jinbe urges them to hand the weeping over to their foes and stay alert, because the fallen mink's gamble only succeeds if the crew clears Totto Land. His resolve steadies Chopper, who takes the wheel while Nami plots the swiftest course to Cacao Island. From the crow's nest, Carrot sees Big Mom appearing to stride across the water, in truth borne on a shifting candy block shaped by Perospero, who rides Napoleon and plots vengeance for his missing arm. Along the western shore, Zeus and Prometheus drift about, the latter craving fire.

Out at sea, Pound spots his daughter Chiffon soaring past with Sanji and Pudding, but she fails to notice him. She tells Sanji that Lola once served as Minister of Chocolate, a seat left open because Pudding kept declining it in case Lola came home. Sanji coaxes Pudding from her hiding place within Rabiyan's folds, and she lurches between staged disgust and lovestruck fluster as the trio land on Cacao Island. Inside the Mirro-World, the watching crew taunts that Katakuri is the mightiest Sweet Commander. He answers each of Luffy's punches with mochi fists, keeps pace with his Gear 2 speed, and overpowers a Gear 3 Elephant Gun with a colossal fist of his own, slamming Luffy into the wall.

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Key Events

Perospero carries Big Mom across the ocean on candy that holds firm even in seawater. Pound is shown having departed Whole Cake Island. Sanji, Pudding, and Chiffon close in on Cacao Island. Lola is revealed as Totto Land's former Minister of Chocolate, with Pudding next in line yet rejecting the role out of loyalty. The duel between Luffy and Katakuri sharpens, as Katakuri proves able to imitate and amplify Luffy's Gomu Gomu techniques through his own Mochi Mochi no Mi.

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Notes

The cover continues the Sai arc, where Uholisia beats him after he calls off their engagement, while Chichilisia scolds Chinjao. In its magazine debut the chapter carried a slightly different title naming Katakuri among the three commanders before being revised for the volume edition. Prometheus declares it must eat fire to restore its power.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Katakuri one of Big Mom's Sweet 3 Generals?

Yes, Chapter 879 confirms Charlotte Katakuri as one of Big Mom's three Sweet Commanders, a title the chapter itself is named after.

How does Perospero transport Big Mom across the ocean in Chapter 879?

Perospero carries Big Mom across the sea on a shifting block of candy sturdy enough to hold in seawater, while he rides on Napoleon plotting revenge for his severed arm.

What does Chiffon reveal about the Minister of Chocolate position?

Chiffon tells Sanji that her twin sister Lola once served as Totto Land's Minister of Chocolate, a seat Pudding has repeatedly declined in case Lola ever returned.

How does Katakuri counter Luffy's attacks in the Mirro-World?

Katakuri answers each of Luffy's punches with mochi fists, matches his Gear 2 speed, and overwhelms a Gear 3 Elephant Gun with a colossal mochi fist that slams Luffy into the wall.

Where do Sanji, Pudding, and Chiffon land in Chapter 879?

After Sanji coaxes Pudding out of hiding, the trio land on Cacao Island to begin preparing a replacement cake for Big Mom.

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