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Read Chapter 1094: I must admit, the unfolding events are aligning precisely with my initial expectations. Although, truth be told, this particular turn of events was not within my anticipation. What I had anticipated was a competitive scenario. Can everyone genuinely affirm that? Allow me to make a formal announcement: I am retiring from this entire debate of Admiral versus Yonko. We shall indulge in some amusement during this break, albeit regrettably, it is a break week. However, following this interval, it shall draw to a close. It has become futile, pointless, and inconsequential. But here we are, prepared for some enjoyment today. Now, onto Chapter 1093: Kizaru versus Luffy. It would have been splendid if that had been the entirety of the chapter. Alas, there is a caveat. I did mention earlier that this particular YouTuber is quite adept. A remarkable one, for he caught me off guard. Nevertheless, this chapter was commendable. Let us delve into it. The chapter picks up precisely where it left off. It is worth noting, though, that in the realm of One Piece, transitions are not always seamless. While one scene concludes at a certain point, another commences at an entirely different location. However, in this chapter, the initial pages brought to mind a scene reminiscent of Toy Story. Luffy took hold of Kizaru, gazed at him, and stated, 'I no longer wish to engage with you.' It was rather melancholic. Now, why did he cast him aside in such a manner? One is confronted by their adversary, mere inches away, and they cast them away, not even into the water. Instead, they discard them. It is akin to releasing someone from a chokehold for no discernible reason. It was peculiar. However, this is Gear Five, one might argue. Shall I proceed with the subsequent events of this chapter? After all, he did send Kizaru soaring, and I was intrigued. Subsequently, Kizaru returned, blades drawn. At that point, I surmised that Oda was about to intensify the encounter. 'Luffy, you are now in jeopardy,' I thought. Returning to the initial instance when Luffy was on the verge of discarding him, I found it rather curious. 'What transpired here, Gramps?' I wondered. It assumed a somewhat disconcerting tone, akin to that of a curious frog. He beseeched, 'Be gentle with me, my good sir.' It was an intriguing choice of words. Nonetheless, we must press on with the chapter. Moving forward, Kizaru reengaged, brandishing his blades. One would presume that he was poised to take matters seriously. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I thought. It brings us back to the earlier portion of the chapter. When Luffy was about to dispatch him, I pondered the situation. It seemed rather baffling, akin to a peculiar whim. Yet, it is Gear Five, is it not? Shall I set the stage for the subsequent developments in this chapter? Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to showcase his proficiency. It is imperative not to underestimate the potency of Kizaru's assault. He employed his 'Counting on Magatama,' a technique that pelts his adversaries with luminous projectiles. Regrettably, Oda has been somewhat reserved in showcasing his varied techniques. Kizaru resorts to this particular move repeatedly, such as in his confrontation with Marco. On this occasion, he employed a similar technique, yet fused it with light pellets. Admittedly, I did not doubt his capability to do so. It was merely an aspect I had not anticipated him employing. He simulated and duplicated himself, launching an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy unsheathed his blade. If I were a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro undertook precisely that action. I presume this marks the juncture at which he is poised to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I mused. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter? Following this, Kizaru returned, blades drawn, prepared to demonstrate his proficiency. It is essential not to undervalue the potency of Kizaru's assault. He unleashed his 'Counting on Magatama' technique, showering his adversaries with luminous projectiles. I regret to report that Oda has demonstrated a propensity to utilize this technique repetitively. A similar scenario unfolded in Kizaru's clash with Marco. On this occasion, he amalgamated this technique with light pellets. I harbored no reservations regarding his ability to do so. It was simply an outcome I had not anticipated. He then simulated and replicated himself, initiating an assault on Luffy. Subsequently, Luffy drew his blade. Were I a swordsman, I might draw my blade at random intervals, purely for aesthetic effect. Zoro executed precisely that action. I surmise that this marks the point at which he is prepared to treat the situation with gravitas. 'Luffy, you are now in dire straits,' I ruminated. Permit me to revisit the initial phase, wherein Luffy was on the verge of casting him aside. It struck me as rather peculiar. 'What exactly is transpiring here, Gramps?' I wondered, my tone assuming an inquisitive note. 'Be gentle with me, my good sir,' he implored. I thought, 'Very well, let us now return to the chapter.' Advancing further, Kizaru launched his attack, and I anticipated Oda would commence addressing the scenario with a greater sense of urgency. The confrontation with Kaido had commenced with Luffy partaking in a series of antics. It was apparent that once an individual indulged in such antics, they were inclined to do so again. Luffy, however, was expected to commence treating the situation with greater earnestness. This transpired in the Kaido battle, when he seized the lightning. I deemed that the tide was about to turn, for Kaido had elevated his performance. I anticipated a comparable escalation from Kizaru. 'Ah, Luffy, you are now in a precarious position,' I discerned. Returning to the altercation with Kizaru, I sensed an air of professionalism permeating the exchange. It is imperative that we do not overlook this facet. There was an abundance of professionalism on display. Luffy was not the focal point in this particular juncture. I was in the process of executing my responsibilities, setting aside historical animosity. My prerogative was to fulfill my duty, and this is what I admired about Kizaru. It was an invigorating departure from the norm. Even Rob Lucci, a man driven by his mission, would eschew an unauthorized assault on a Yonko, opting instead to engage the Blackbeard Pirates. I ought to have exercised greater discretion in my choice of words. Nevertheless, Kizaru executed this maneuver, entrusting Luffy with his duplicates, and subsequently continued his mission. It was apparent that Luffy was the focal point, and he needed to adjust accordingly. We must now redirect our focus to the first part of the chapter, wherein Luffy was poised to cast him aside. It was akin to the instance of placing someone in a chokehold and subsequently, inexplicably, shoving them away. 'Begone!' It was an unexpected development, to say the least. Yet, this marks the initiation of Gear Five. Shall I now prepare the groundwork for subsequent developments in this chapter?

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Egghead Arc

The Egghead Arc is the thirty-second story arc in the series and the first in the Final Saga of One Piece, continuing from the Wano Country Arc and Saga. As the world recovers from the aftermath of the Levely and the fall of Kaidou and Big Mom, the Straw Hat Pirates, following their Log Pose, arrive at the mysterious, futuristic island Egghead, where the Marine supergenius Dr. Vegapunk resides. A few days after their departure from Wano, the Straw Hats were in a brutally cold climate zone as they approached their next island. They came across a giant Warm Eddy, and spotted a person trapped inside it. Zoro cut through the eddy to free them, and Jewelry Bonney emerged in child form. Luffy jumped in midair and stretched his arms to catch her as well as a blown-overboard Chopper, but the Sunny and crew then came under attack by the Mecha-Shark, a giant shark made out of metal. As Luffy, Bonney, and Chopper fell into the ocean, Jinbe went to rescue them while Franky tried piloting the Sunny out of harm's way. However, the Mecha-Shark fired homing torpedoes out of its mouth which caused the Sunny to capsize and sink. It then attacked Jinbe's group with cannon fire as the fish-man tried to save the Devil Fruit users, forcing him to dive underwater to escape. The Mecha-Shark turned its attention back to the Sunny but was suddenly punched by a person inside a giant mecha. Meanwhile, at the G-14 Marine base nearby, Helmeppo and several other Marine officers pleaded with Tashigi and Rear Admiral Prince Grus to let them go and rescue Koby from Hachinosu. Prince Grus refused their request to deploy a Seraphim from Egghead, saying they were in no position to act as they had not been able to get ahold of X Drake. Jinbe brought Luffy, Chopper, and Bonney onto the nearby island, where they dried their clothes and got warm. Bonney revealed who she was to Luffy and told the Straw Hats that this island was Egghead, a place home to Dr. Vegapunk's research lab and has been said to be 500 years into the future. She revealed that she came alone, as she had business with Vegapunk, though her ship was devoured by the Mecha-Shark before she could reach the island. Meanwhile, the mecha that hit the Mecha-Shark lifted the Sunny out of the ocean, along with the rest of the Straw Hats and a woman emerged from it, saying the Mecha-Shark was a creation she built to guard the island but was acting awry due to its primal desires to eat ships. The woman then introduced herself as Dr. Vegapunk, to the Straw Hats' great shock.