
Titled "The Warriors' Dreams," this chapter rallies Udon's doubtful prisoners, sends Kid off to find his crew, brings Ashura Doji back to Kin'emon's side at a graveyard, and closes with Hawkins readying Law for questioning.
Luffy proposes teaming up against Kaido, but Kid turns him down, still bitter over how Hawkins and Apoo betrayed him, a betrayal he blames for Killer's ruin after a defective SMILE; he and Killer break their bonds and set off to gather their crew. In the meantime Raizo, Kawamatsu, and Hyogoro press the wary prisoners to back the alliance, and though the men balk at trusting a pirate, the three argue that pirates come in many kinds and Luffy ranks among the better ones. What finally sways the crowd is Momonosuke: seeing their lord alive, the prisoners drop to their knees, and the trio grasps that only motivation and proof had been missing.
Far off in Kuri, Ashura Doji brings Kin'emon and Inuarashi to a graveyard for the Kouzuki retainers who stormed Onigashima a decade past in revenge for their suffering under Kaido. Weeping for the fallen, he commits himself to the cause and calls his Mt. Atama Thieves to join. Outside the Flower Capital, Zoro cuts down Orochi's ninja to shield Hiyori and decides to win back Shusui from Gyukimaru, while in the capital Hawkins prepares to interrogate Law.
Kid and Killer flee Udon to reunite with their crew after rejecting Luffy's alliance. Luffy reunites with Tama and Momonosuke while Chopper searches for a Mummy-virus antibody. Kawamatsu leaves the group for now, vowing to return before the last battle. Ashura Doji recounts the failed raid on Onigashima ten years earlier, throws in with Kin'emon alongside his thieves, and the true meaning of "snatch" from Chapter 934 is disclosed. Zoro beats several Orochi Oniwabanshu and aims to reclaim Shusui, and Hawkins takes Law captive to probe the alliance's plans in Wano.

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The cover serial's second part shows Chiffon yearning to find her twin Lola once more. Before being thrown ahead in time, Kin'emon had been an age match for Ashura, who is noted to have been just as old back then. The word "snatch," used by those who charged Onigashima a decade ago to steel their courage, means to cast off one's name and worries and simply face the enemy.
In One Piece Chapter 950, Kid rejects Luffy's proposed alliance and leaves with Killer to find their crew, the wary Udon prisoners are swayed to back the rebellion once they see Momonosuke alive, and Ashura Doji joins Kin'emon's cause after visiting a graveyard of fallen Kouzuki retainers.
Kid refuses Luffy's offer to team up against Kaido in Chapter 950 because he still blames Hawkins and Apoo's betrayal for Killer's ruin after a defective SMILE, so he and Killer set off alone to gather their own crew.
The Udon prisoners in Chapter 950 finally back Luffy's rebellion after seeing Momonosuke alive, dropping to their knees since seeing their lord well gives them the proof and motivation Raizo, Kawamatsu, and Hyogoro had been missing.
Ashura Doji joins Kin'emon's cause in Chapter 950 after being taken to a graveyard honoring the Kouzuki retainers who died storming Onigashima a decade earlier, weeping for the fallen before committing his Mt. Atama Thieves to the fight.
In Chapter 950, Hawkins prepares to interrogate the captured Trafalgar Law about the alliance's plans in Wano.
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