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One Piece, Vol. 105: Luffy's Dream

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Pages
192
Published
2023
Language
English

Synopsis

One Piece, Vol. 105: Luffy's Dream collects chapters 1056-1065, closing out the Wano Country arc and opening the next chapter of Eiichiro Oda's Straw Hat saga.

With Kaido defeated and the country freed, the pirates who fought at Onigashima go their separate ways. Yamato chooses to stay in Wano and walk the path Kozuki Oden once did rather than join Luffy's crew, while the Straw Hats receive their new bounties: Luffy's rises past three billion berries as he is formally named one of the Four Emperors of the Sea alongside Buggy, Shanks, and Blackbeard.

As the crew sails on from Wano, a chance meeting with a girl in a snowstorm and an attack by a mechanized shark send the Thousand Sunny toward the mysterious Egghead Island, where a scientist claiming to be Dr. Vegapunk is waiting.

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About the author

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Eiichiro Oda

Eiichiro Oda (尾田栄一郎, Oda Eiichirō) is a Japanese manga artist. His most famous work is One Piece, a Shonen adventure manga.

Characters

Monkey D. LuffyProtagonist

Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates; with Kaido defeated and Wano freed, he receives a bounty past three billion berries and is named one of the Four Emperors of the Sea.

SanjiSupporting

Cook of the Straw Hats; his bounty is edged out by Jinbe's in this volume's reveal.

Roronoa ZoroSupporting

Swordsman of the Straw Hats; receives his new post-Wano bounty and departs with the crew.

NamiSupporting

Navigator of the Straw Hats; scolds Luffy over their rough departure from Wano.

UsoppSupporting

Sharpshooter of the Straw Hats; his new bounty is revealed after leaving Wano.

All characters in One Piece, Vol. 105: Luffy's Dream

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I start reading the series with this volume?

    This volume is deep into a long-running narrative and is not intended for new readers, as it assumes familiarity with hundreds of preceding chapters and established character dynamics. To experience the story as intended, it is highly recommended to begin with the first volume of the series.

  • Is there a difference between reading the manga and watching the anime?

    The manga is the original source material created by Eiichiro Oda, while the anime is an adaptation produced by Toei Animation that has been running since 1999. Many readers prefer the manga for its authentic pacing and artistic intent, though some fans choose to watch specific high-impact scenes in the anime after reading them in the manga.

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