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Chapter 94

Manga ChapterCh. 94

One Piece chapter 94, titled The Second, ends the Arlong Park conflict as Luffy emerges victorious, a greedy Marine tries to seize the spoils, and Nami resolves at her foster mother's grave to sail as a pirate.

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Summary

Luffy bursts through the roof of Arlong Park, sending debris flying and jolting a sleeping Zoro awake. Below, the villagers wait anxiously, unsure who won, until Luffy rises from the rubble to their joy and declares that Nami is his friend, a gesture she accepts. With Arlong beaten, eight years of torment finally end and the celebration begins.

The festivities are cut short by the corrupt Marine Nezumi, who thanks the village for the entertaining brawl and announces that Arlong's fortune now belongs to him. He orders everyone to lay down their weapons, but Zoro and the rest of the crew set upon him. Nami returns Luffy's straw hat, then strikes Nezumi herself and demands her money back.

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Key Events

Driven off the island, Nezumi vows they will regret crossing him. The village continues to rejoice while Nami, Nojiko, and Genzo sit beside Bell-mere's grave. Back in Cocoyasi Village, Dr. Nako tends to Zoro's considerable wounds. From the Marine 16th Branch, Nezumi contacts headquarters to have the Straw Hats placed on the wanted list.

At her foster mother's grave, Nami makes her decision and commits to becoming a pirate, formally setting her course alongside Luffy's crew.

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Notes

Luffy remarks that the crew still needs a musician and a doctor. Marine Headquarters and the Den Den Mushi both appear for the first time. The chapter continues the running motif of naming select chapters after the Straw Hats' joining order, a device later revisited in Chapter 439. The VIZ translation appears to misread the title as referring to Nezumi rather than Nami, and the chapter's opening story page originally ran in full color in Weekly Shonen Jump. The color cover, captioned Gonna have a party, shows Nami laughing genuinely for the first time in eight years.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Luffy declare after emerging victorious from the ruins of Arlong Park?

In Chapter 94, The Other Villain, Luffy rises from the rubble of Arlong Park and declares Nami his friend, a gesture she accepts as eight years of Arlong's torment finally end.

How does the corrupt Marine Nezumi try to take advantage of Arlong's defeat?

Nezumi thanks the villagers for the fight and announces that Arlong's fortune now belongs to him, ordering everyone to disarm, but Zoro and the crew turn on him and Nami strikes him herself to demand her money back.

What decision does Nami make at Bell-mere's grave in this chapter?

At her foster mother Bell-mere's grave, alongside Nojiko and Genzo, Nami commits to becoming a pirate and formally sets her course with Luffy's crew.

What two things make their first appearance in Chapter 94?

Chapter 94 marks the first appearances of Marine Headquarters and the Den Den Mushi communication device.

What does Nezumi do after being driven off Cocoyasi Village?

After being chased off, Nezumi vows the crew will regret crossing him and contacts Marine headquarters from the 16th Branch to have the Straw Hats placed on the wanted list.

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