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Chapter 991

Manga ChapterCh. 991

Chapter 991, "Let Us Die!!!," splits between the crew's wary handling of X Drake on the Live Floor and the rooftop showdown where the Sulong minks fell Jack and Kin'emon scars Kaidou's face as the Scabbards vow to die taking the Emperor down.

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Summary

Recalling Koby's words about Luffy's gift for drawing people close, Drake admits he cannot reveal his motives but insists their aims overlap. Zoro attacks him on sight, lumping him in with Hawkins, and although Drake says he has been cast out of the Beasts Pirates, Zoro, Franky, and Jinbe refuse to trust a turncoat. Luffy is willing to let him join; the other three are not. Page One and Ulti then activate their powers to reach Luffy, but Usopp blasts Page One and ducks behind Nami to credit her for it, earning a smack before the pair flee the charging Tobiroppo.

Sensing an ambush, Luffy has Sanji cover his ears, neutralizing Scratchmen Apoo's Tatakau Music. Apoo mourns the beaten Numbers and calls in Hatcha, who admires General Franky. On Jinbe's cue, Franky lures the giant out of the Skull Dome, with Hatcha giving chase.

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Key Events

Zoro and Drake keep clashing until Apoo runs by to summon more Numbers, prompting the two to team up against the shared rival they both detest. Their truce is cut short when Queen rains bullets from the Live Stage with a Gatling gun, and Drake grows alarmed as he guesses what those rounds might be. On the rooftop, the Sulong forms of Inuarashi and Nekomamushi defeat Jack, forcing Kaidou to step in before they can wound the elephant further.

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Notes

Kaidou praises the minks' strength and tells the injured Jack to seek treatment for holding off all but the two rulers. He then fires a Bolo Breath at the Scabbards, but Kin'emon's Foxfire Style splits the flames in two and leaves small cuts around Kaidou's mouth. The Scabbards refuse to run, declaring themselves ready to give their lives to bring the Emperor low. The chapter confirms there are ten Numbers in total. The cover serial shows Pound's long-awaited hug.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 991 of One Piece?

In Chapter 991, "Let Us Die!!!," the Sulong forms of Inuarashi and Nekomamushi defeat Jack on the rooftop, forcing Kaidou himself to step in, while on the Live Floor Zoro and X Drake reluctantly team up against Scratchmen Apoo and his Numbers.

Do Zoro and X Drake become allies in Chapter 991?

In Chapter 991, Zoro initially attacks X Drake on sight, but the two briefly team up against Scratchmen Apoo, a rival they both detest, even though Zoro, Franky, and Jinbe still refuse to fully trust the turncoat.

How does Kin'emon block Kaidou's attack in Chapter 991?

In Chapter 991, Kaidou fires a Bolo Breath at the Scabbards, but Kin'emon's Foxfire Style splits the flames in two, leaving only small cuts around Kaidou's mouth.

How many Numbers are there in One Piece?

Chapter 991 confirms that there are ten Numbers in total among Kaidou's forces on Onigashima.

Do the Scabbards retreat from Kaidou in Chapter 991?

No, in Chapter 991 the Nine Red Scabbards refuse to run from Kaidou, declaring themselves ready to give their lives to bring the Emperor down.

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