Nami’s log pose flickered, then steadily pointed skyward. The discovery, made aboard a two-century-old vessel, revealed a map depicting an island called Skypiea. Their search for further guidance on reaching this place became a race agains…

Driven by a need for answers about Skypeia, the Straw Hats set course for the island of Jaya. Separately, Ace unexpectedly appears aboard Buggy’s ship. The pirate captain, however, refrains from ordering his crew to attack the newcomer, a p…

Jaya, a town renowned for its swashbucklers, is a constant theater of pirate squabbles. Luffy and Zoro find themselves in the path of Bellamy the Hyena, a pirate who delights in mocking their aspirations and delivering a brutal beating.

Luffy, Zoro, and Nami encountered the man who would one day be known as Blackbeard. Having departed Mock Town, they soon found themselves embroiled in a conflict with Shoujou, Masira’s brother and a fellow salvage monkey.

Deep within Jaya's landscape, the Straw Hats encounter Mont Blanc Cricket. He is a descendant of Montblanc Noland, the notorious figure who fabricated tales of a golden city on this very island. For his pursuit of artifacts connected to tha…

Cricket elucidates the Straw Hats' method of reaching Skypeia: a perilous journey aboard the Knock-Up Stream, a powerful vertical current. First, however, they must capture a southbird, using its innate ability to guide them to the precise …

As the Straw Hats searched for a Southbird, Bellamy and his pirates descended upon Cricket’s residence, pilfering the gold artifacts he had painstakingly gathered during his years as a salvager. Upon their return and witnessing the aftermat…

With a single, decisive blow, Luffy dispatches Bellamy. Across the globe, the leaders of the World Government watch with growing unease the movements of Whitebeard, Shanks, and Luffy. The Marines grapple with the task of selecting a replace…

Masira and Shoujou undertake a refit of the Going Merry, enhancing its capabilities for flight. With the vessel prepared, the Straw Hats utilize the Knock-Up Stream to journey towards Skypeia.

Emerging into an ocean suspended amongst the clouds, the Straw Hats found themselves in an unfamiliar expanse. Usopp, momentarily losing his footing, teetered precariously over the edge of the Going Merry before being hauled back to safety.…

Upon reaching Skypiea, the crew is met by Conis and her companion, Su. Together, they begin to describe the island's way of life, detailing the function of its unique Dials.

Nami discovers the fate awaiting those who trespass within the forest. Elsewhere, the others await a shift in the wind, only to be rudely interrupted by the Sky People’s police force, poised to enact Heaven's Judgement.

The Straw Hats find themselves at odds with the local law enforcement, a group known as the White Berets.

Fleeing Sky Island, Robin, Chopper, Nami, and Zoro find themselves prisoners of God Enel.

Conis guided Luffy, Usopp, and Sanji toward a waiting boat, explaining that their destination, Upper Yard, was a snare. As she spoke, a devastating attack, known as "Heaven's Judgment," narrowly missed her.

Luffy, Usopp, and Sanji finally reached the Upper Yard, only to discover the path ahead was heavily trapped. After a difficult passage, they arrived at the Ordeal Gates. Elsewhere, Robin, Zoro, and Nami ventured out to explore the Upper Yar…

Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp stepped through the archway of the Ordeal of Balls, finding themselves face to face with Priest Satori.

Usopp, Sanji, and Luffy engage Satori in battle, but the strength of Mantra appears overwhelming.

Faced with the looming threat of Priest Shura, Chopper signals for the arrival of Gan Fall. But before reinforcements can appear, Shura attacks Chopper, and the Going Merry is quickly brought under assault.

Gan Fall was no match for Shura and suffered defeat. Simultaneously, Satori was finally overcome by the combined efforts of Luffy and Sanji.

A flock of colossal Southbirds rescued Chopper, revealing to him that Gan Fall had been a divine being. Nami, Zoro, and Robin uncovered the truth behind Upper Yard's unique geography: it was once a portion of Jaya, the very land Liar Noland…

The Shandia assault on Upper Yard has commenced. The crew is once again together, and voices rise recounting recent events. Chopper attends to Gan Fall's injuries, while the pirates formulate a plan to seize the island's gold.

Having forged a bond with the wolves of the pack, Gan Fall offered the crew a deeper glimpse into the history of Upper Yard.

Enel dismantled the constraints imposed by the clergy. Meanwhile, Usopp observed a peculiar figure repairing the Thousand Sunny; the following day, the ship had fully restored itself. Having freed her from the altar, the pirates then charte…

As the crew approached the ruins in the south, a colossal python struck, its immense body forcing Luffy, Robin, Chopper, and Zoro to scatter.

Wyper dispatched Shura and then revealed his purpose to the Shandia. At that moment, Enel interjected, outlining the projected number of survivors once his scheme had reached fruition.

Zoro faced the Shandia warrior Braham, and prevailed, vanquishing him with the devastating 36 Pound Cannon, a technique of the Ittoryu style.

Luffy engages Wyper in battle, but the fight eventually leads them both into a network of subterranean ruins. Simultaneously, Enel appears aboard the Going Merry. Revealing that his ultimate ambition lies with the City of Gold, he swiftly d…

Gedatsu ambushed Chopper, displaying a startling lack of intelligence in his attack, and was ultimately defeated. The outcome sent Gedatsu spiraling down into the vast Blue Sea. Meanwhile, Conis and Pagaya assisted Aisa before they all made…

The Enel forces prevailed against several members of the Shandia tribe. Simultaneously, Gan Fall and Nami engaged in a protracted battle against Kotori and Hotori. Ultimately, Nami secured victory over Hotori, while Gan Fall defeated Kotori…

Robin was examining the remnants of a forgotten place when Yama, the Chief Enforcer, ambushed her. He was quickly overcome. Afterward, she stumbled upon the legendary city of Shandora.

Father Ohm materialized, and without preamble, launched himself into a furious assault on those present.

The clash commences at the Upper Ruins, a contest between Ohm, Zoro, Gan Fall, and Wyper. Just as Nami arrives on the scene, she is engulfed by the colossal python, along with Gan Fall and Aisa.

Adding to the chaos, Ohm erected a bristling barrier around the perimeter. Enel struck Laki, rendering her unconscious, and Nami, Aisa, and Gan Fall discovered the reason for the python's fierce rampage.

Zoro, with a final, decisive strike of his 108 Pound Cannon, vanquished Priest Ohm. Elsewhere, Pagaya and Conis were confronted with a horrifying revelation: Enel's ultimate ambition was the complete annihilation of all life in the heavens.

Enel seems driven solely to align the company's trajectory with his initial projections.

Enel retaliated against Gan Fall, delivering a decisive blow. He then incapacitated Robin as she attempted to influence him. Zoro’s strength garnered Enel's attention, yet the swordsman was swiftly overcome. Driven by a desire for retributi…

Enel has overcome both Zoro and Wyper. Witnessing this, Nami follows him to a cave where his ship, the Maxim, is docked. Luffy emerges from the snake alongside Aisa, and learns the result of the battle against Enel. When Aisa reveals she kn…

The clash between Luffy and Enel erupted with sudden force. Meanwhile, Conis addressed the other inhabitants of Sky Island, cautioning them of the perils inherent in remaining there.

The conflict between Enel and Luffy intensifies as Enel activates a device poised to doom Skypiea—a machine he calls Deathpiea.

From the deck of the ship, Luffy tumbled into the sea. Immediately, Nami found herself locked in combat with Enel, while Sanji and Usopp struggled to reach her in time.

Usopp and Sanji separated in their efforts to reach Nami, but it was Usopp who first gained access to the deck.

Dark clouds gather over Sky Island as the evacuation efforts continue, only partially accomplished.

Wyper recounts the story of Noland and Kalgara in retrospect, weaving their past into the present narrative.

A shared contentment settled over Noland, Kalgara, the villagers, and Noland’s companions; a pleasant ease in their days. But this tranquility shifted with an unforeseen turn. Slowly, subtly at first, a disquiet began to bloom within the he…

The source of their animosity is revealed and made clear. In the interim, Kalgara makes a silent promise to find Noland once more.

Enel’s assault leaves Angel Island in ruins. Determined to prevent the lightning deity from seizing it, Luffy resolves to reach the golden bell and sound its chime before Enel can claim it for himself.

Nami discovered a path to Enel, a route forged by the felling of Giant Jack. Meanwhile, Wyper learned from Robin that Noland possessed a descendant driven to find the Gold City—a quest that explains Luffy’s desire to sound the Golden Bell.

Luffy confronts Enel. The fate of Skypiea hangs in the balance.

After four centuries of conflict, the war on Sky Island draws to a close. Montblanc Cricket and the Masira Brothers, hearing the resonant chime of the Golden Bell, understand that the legendary Gold City had always resided amongst the cloud…

Robin traced the inscriptions on the Golden Bell, deciphering the ancient text and uncovering the path to the Rio Poneglyph. She learned that the words etched into the Bell were penned by Gol D. Roger himself, a man gifted with the ability …

The chime of the Golden Bell signaled the Straw Hats' departure towards the sea, a gesture of gratitude and acknowledgement for the assistance they had received. As their vessel settled upon the waves, however, unforeseen complications aros…