The chapter begins with Fake Luffy bullying Luffy, which is the true one, and ordering the latter to say sorry for not only not considering him, but also crashing with him in the street. Luffy remembers the time when he went on the Sabaody Archipelago, together with the Kuja Pirates. Hancock told him that they need to offer goodbye in that place because she cannot let anybody to make out with regard to their relationship yet and provides him a moustache, as his disguise, to put on, thus no one will know him at all. In addition, Luffy stated that he does not have to take it anyway, but Hancock informed him that she already packed his knapsack with all that Luffy needs for at least three to five years.
Luffy then said his goodbye to the Kuja Pirates and they assure him that they will always be at his side whenever he needs their help. On the other hand, Elder Nyon told Luffy that the Marines are powerfully guarding Sabaody today. As he remembers this, Luffy settles not to trigger any problems in the streets. In the meantime, at Shakky’s Rip-off Bar, Sanji comes to distinguish from Shakky that aside from Luffy and Nico Robin, the entire crew of Straw Hat has already at home at Sabaody before him.
Also, Rayleigh told Sanji that the Thousand Sunny has been absolutely coated and fixed. Duval begins telling the story of how he and his men had defended Sunny from the time that the Straw Hats were not there. Sanji does not paying his attention to Duval when he heard Shakky talking about Nami. Moreover, Sanji learned that the entire crews of Straw Hat have trained a lot and thus, they must have become much stringer in the past two years.
In another place, Chopper likes a cotton candy and observes some new pirate heavy fights among themselves on the Sabaody’s streets. The captain of the pirate there said that he will get to beat all the well-known pirates in the New World. Some of the fake pirates of Straw Hat appear in the street, including Fake Chopper, Fake Robin, Fake Zoro and Fake Sanji. Everybody is frightened once they saw them, but Chopper takes them as the true Straw Hats and begins to follow them. Robin is seen walking in the street after them, while Sanji heads out in a rush towards Sunny and is seen from a space by Robin.
The picture returns to Fake Luffy who was bullying the real one and told him that he made him look like a fool. Even the community supports Luffy to say sorry so that his life may be out of danger. Despite of everybody telling Luffy to say sorry, he disregards them and heads onward and crashes with Fake Luffy again. This time, the Fake Luffy shoots the real one without wasting any time, but the true Luffy moves the bullet using his Kenbunshoku Haki and then frees his Haoshoku Haki on them. While they are unaware on the ground, Luffy walks away and they are not capable to hold what had happened, as well as they absolutely bewildered by the view.
The Fake Straw Hats realized again that the talking raccoon that was trailing them is the true Chopper who was worth only 50. They also concur to swap the Fake Chopper with him so that they may seem like the true crew. Fake Robin also agreed with that matter, but the Fake Chopper strikes back and bites his head. Seeing this chance, the two men who were trailing the True Robin arrest the Fake Chopper, as well as the Fake Robin, thinking that they are the true ones. After that, Chopper decided to rescue Robin.
After having inspected the kitchen of Sunny, Sanji goes to the market and learned about a very well-known shop in Groove 42. As he went there, Sanji finds the keeper of the shop distressing about a green-haired guy with three swords and a mark on his eye. He then confirmed it to be Zoro and learned that he has accidentally headed in the direction of Fishman Island on another pirate ship. Unexpectedly, a big galleon comes out of the water, cut in half, which shocks everybody as how somebody can cut a galleon that big with simply a sword. They find Zoro on the ship and understand it is his doing. The chapter ends with Zoro understanding he got the mistaken ship.
