
Titled "Hiyori and Kawamatsu," this chapter clears the Mummy plague from Udon, has Tama turn Babanuki into a false report that keeps Queen at bay, and stages a tearful reunion between Hiyori and Kawamatsu at Oihagi Bridge.
Two days on from their first bout, Zoro is back at Oihagi Bridge and drives Gyukimaru to the ground, demanding to know why the thief hoards travelers' swords and clings so fiercely to Shusui. Gyukimaru replies that this one blade he can never part with, convinced its theft had angered the Sword God and cursed Wano. Kawamatsu then barges in, branding the duel a farce, and Hiyori, recognizing him at once, cries his name as Gyukimaru reels in equal astonishment.
Over on Onigashima, Kaido and Big Mom trade blows through the whole night, unnerving the island's crew. Queen, after scolding their cowardice, decides to inspect Udon over its dead signal, only for Babanuki to phone in that communications are back and the prisoners recaged, a fabrication that robs Queen of his excuse to leave. Babanuki, in truth, is under Tama's control. Hyogoro is reunited with the four regional yakuza bosses, and Raizo relays the Udon triumph to Kin'emon, including the muster of 3,500 fighters.
Chopper succeeds in synthesizing a remedy for the Mummy plague, healing Luffy and the stricken prisoners. Tama tames Babanuki into feeding Queen a bogus report. Hiyori and Kawamatsu reunite, and Gyukimaru is shown to know Kawamatsu and be glad of his return. Four onetime yakuza chiefs make their debut here, namely Omasa out of Udon, Tsunagoro from Hakumai, Cho of Ringo, and Yatappe representing Kibi, all of whom set off to rouse Wano's hidden resistance. Ashura is revealed to hold the blueprints of Kaido's Onigashima residence, and Kin'emon sets out for Amigasa Village.

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The cover serial's third part has Bege declaring his wife's wish to be his own. Hiyori admits she ran from Kawamatsu thirteen years back because he kept surrendering all the food to her, hoping her leaving would help him endure, and he calls the reasoning kind. When a Beasts Pirates squad rides up and shoots Gyukimaru, Zoro and Kawamatsu fell them all in one sweep.
In One Piece Chapter 952, Chopper cures the Mummy plague in Udon, Tama manipulates Babanuki into feeding Queen a false report, and Hiyori reunites with Kawamatsu at Oihagi Bridge after recognizing him as Gyukimaru.
Tama takes control of Babanuki in Chapter 952 and has him falsely report to Queen that communications are restored and the prisoners are recaged, which removes Queen's excuse to personally investigate Udon.
Hiyori's reunion with Kawamatsu in Chapter 952 is significant because she recognizes him at Oihagi Bridge and learns he has secretly been the sword thief Gyukimaru, who is equally astonished to be recognized.
Yes, Chopper successfully synthesizes a remedy for the Mummy plague in Chapter 952, healing Luffy and the other stricken prisoners.
Chapter 952 introduces four former yakuza bosses who set off to rouse Wano's hidden resistance: Omasa of Udon, Tsunagoro of Hakumai, Cho of Ringo, and Yatappe of Kibi.
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