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Onward to Wano Country

Manga ChapterCh. 910

Chapter 910, titled "Onward to Wano Country", carries the Sunny crew through Wano's violent waters, scattering them as Luffy washes ashore alone and meets the land's strange beasts.

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Summary

Aboard the Thousand Sunny, Nami shares news of the Levely, and the crew pores over photos of old friends and foes, with Sanji swooning over Vivi and Chopper clipping out Kureha's picture. Luffy is delighted to see familiar faces and resolves to visit them after the journey, then tries reaching their Wano allies by Den Den Mushi without success. A strange storm with wild winds and waves closes in, and Nami recalls Kin'emon's warning that terrible weather always surrounds the country.

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Key Events

A saluting octopus lands on the ship as a school of giant carp surrounds it, and Sanji is stunned to find a freshwater species at sea. Luffy gets yanked overboard wrestling one fish while the crew battles the towering waves. The unnaturally clear water sweeps them to the foot of a waterfall the carp are climbing, and Luffy grabs two of them to haul the Sunny upward. At the top they plunge into a whirlpool, and Luffy is dragged under before washing up on a beach beside the capsized ship.

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Notes

The crew learns of the Levely through the newspaper, which also hints at developments involving Big Mom and Kaidou, and Wano is confirmed to be ringed by perpetual storms. The Sunny group reaches Wano but ends up separated. A crab pinching his nose wakes Luffy, who spots a komainu hurled into the Sunny and a sword-wielding giant baboon approaching; the weapon convinces him he has arrived in Wano. The chapter art notably echoes The Great Wave off Kanagawa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 910, "Onward to Wano Country"?

Chapter 910 follows the Thousand Sunny as it sails into Wano's violent waters and gets caught in a storm. The crew is scattered, and Luffy washes ashore alone, where he encounters the land's strange beasts.

Why does the Thousand Sunny get separated in Chapter 910?

A violent storm surrounds the ship with wild winds, waves, and a whirlpool as Nami recalls Kin'emon's warning that terrible weather always ringed Wano. The chaos drags the crew apart, including pulling Luffy overboard while he wrestles a giant fish.

How does Luffy end up separated from the crew in Chapter 910?

Luffy is dragged under by a whirlpool at the top of a waterfall the ship is swept up, and he washes up alone on a beach beside the capsized Sunny. The rest of the crew ends up scattered elsewhere in Wano.

What creatures does Luffy encounter after washing ashore in Wano?

Luffy is woken by a crab pinching his nose, then spots a komainu statue hurled into the Sunny and a sword-wielding giant baboon approaching. The presence of the weapon convinces him he has truly arrived in Wano.

What does the crew learn about Wano's weather in Chapter 910?

The crew confirms that Wano is ringed by perpetual storms, just as Kin'emon had warned Nami. The unnaturally clear water and towering waves sweep the Sunny toward a waterfall the local carp are climbing.

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