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Chapter 881

Manga ChapterCh. 881

Titled "Wave Room," this chapter showcases Jinbe's helmsmanship as he threads the Thousand Sunny through Big Mom's wave homie, while Luffy keeps fighting Katakuri after learning his crew has survived.

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Summary

With Big Mom and her towering wave bearing down, Perospero warns that crushing the ship would also sink the stolen cake, but she ignores him entirely. As the crew despairs, Jinbe takes command, ordering Chopper, Carrot, and Brook to trim the main sail and asking Nami for the wind direction. Steering on the single sail, he guides the Sunny into a fleeting hollow within the wave's crest, a pocket he calls the Green Room, and pilots it clear of destruction while Nami watches in disbelief.

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Key Events

Inside the Mirro-World, Brulee gloats over the apparent loss of the ship, but Joscarpone is puzzled that the vessel does not look submerged. When the mirrors shatter, Mascarpone wrongly assumes it is the underwater pressure. Nami reaches Luffy through a mirror fragment and tells him to slip away from the others, which he does with only Katakuri taking notice. Informed that the Sunny endured and every mirror is broken, Luffy hears that the crew is sailing to Cacao Island to join Sanji, Pudding, and Chiffon, and that he must find a Cacao-bound mirror once he beats Katakuri.

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Notes

Katakuri snares Luffy with mochi and makes him swallow the glass shard, then batters him repeatedly. After spitting the pieces out, Luffy urges the crew on and forces himself upright. Katakuri draws his trident from his mochi and predicts Luffy's defiant words, asking if he is sure he wants them to be his last; Luffy declares he will not die here. The chapter confirms Jinbe's master helmsman skill saved the ship and that the broken mirrors block any invasion. The cover celebrates the wedding of Sai and Baby 5, attended by Chinjao, Boo, and the Happo Navy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 881 of One Piece titled?

Chapter 881 is titled "Wave Room," showcasing Jinbe's helmsmanship as he steers the Thousand Sunny through Big Mom's towering wave homie.

How does Jinbe save the Thousand Sunny from Big Mom's wave?

Jinbe takes command of the ship, orders the crew to trim the sail, asks Nami for the wind direction, and guides the Sunny into a fleeting hollow in the wave's crest that he calls the Green Room.

How does Luffy learn that his crew survived in Chapter 881?

Nami reaches Luffy through a mirror fragment and tells him the Sunny endured, every mirror is broken, and the crew is sailing to Cacao Island to reunite with Sanji, Pudding, and Chiffon.

What happens between Luffy and Katakuri in Chapter 881?

Katakuri snares Luffy with mochi, forces him to swallow a glass shard, and batters him repeatedly, but Luffy spits the pieces out, forces himself upright, and declares he will not die there.

Whose wedding is featured on the cover of Chapter 881?

The cover celebrates the wedding of Sai and Baby 5, attended by Chinjao, Boo, and the Happo Navy.

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