HIGH LEVEL, LOW LEVEL

This page is mostly blank white space, serving as a chapter end page. In the bottom right corner, there is a small, simple sketch of Monkey D. Luffy. He is smiling cheerfully with his arms crossed over his chest.

This page is a bonus craft activity titled "Let's make a Sproingy Luffy!". It features a line drawing of Luffy standing on a rolled-up mat, labeled "Part I", with a dotted line around him indicating where to cut. Next to him is a separate drawing of his clenched fist, labeled "Part II". On the right side of the page are two long, vertical rectangular strips labeled "Part III" and "Part IV".

This page continues the bonus craft activity with the title "How to make a Sproingy Luffy:". It lists the required materials: "Scissors - Glue or paste - Crayons, markers, or colored pencils - Stiff paper - The strong will to make Sproingy Luffy". Below are the first five steps of the instructions. Step 1 says to color the parts, suggesting flesh color for Parts II, III, and IV, and notes that people who don't want to mess up their books can use a photocopy. Step 2 instructs to cut out the parts along the dotted lines. Step 3 says to paste Part I onto a piece of stiff paper. Step 4 advises waiting for the glue to dry, adding humorously, "Act cool. You can dance while you wait, too." Step 5 instructs to cut out Part I again, following Luffy's outline this time, and to carefully cut slots around his legs to make him stand up. Small diagrams accompany the steps, showing the cut-out pieces, the pasting process, and how to assemble the base to make the figure stand with a "Ta-Da!"

This page concludes the instructions for the "Sproingy Luffy" craft. Step 6 explains how to glue Part III and Part IV at right angles and fold them over each other repeatedly "like you're weaving" to create a springy piece. Detailed diagrams show the folding process step-by-step. Text points to the finished folded paper spring, saying, "You should get something sproingy like this thing," and instructs to glue the other ends together. Step 7, titled "Assemble (Rise, Luffy, Rise!)", shows how to glue the square part of the springy bit onto the paper Luffy's right shoulder, and then glue Part II (the fist) to the other end of the spring. Step 8 shows the final result with the text "COMPLETION!" and a "boiii-iing!" sound effect as the paper Luffy's fist extends outward on the spring.

This page is the back cover of One Piece Volume 2. The top displays the series logo 'ONE PIECE' with 'volume 2' next to it, under the 'EAST BLUE' and 'SHONEN JUMP' banners. A large illustration features Monkey D. Luffy running forward with a wide, cheerful smile, holding up his hand in a prominent peace sign that dominates the foreground. The left side contains a summary text block titled 'EAST BLUE Part 2'. The text reads: 'As a kid, Monkey D. Luffy vowed to become King of the Pirates and find the legendary treasure called the "One Piece." The enchanted Gum-Gum fruit has given Luffy the power to stretch like rubber—and his new crewmate, the infamous pirate hunter Roronoa Zolo, strikes fear into the hearts of other buccaneers! But what chance does one rubber guy stand against Nami, a thief so tough she specializes in robbing pirates... or Captain Buggy, a fiendish pirate lord whose weird, clownish appearance conceals even weirder powers? It's pirate vs. pirate in the second swashbuckling volume of One Piece!' The bottom section includes the website 'onepiece.viz.com', pricing information, a barcode, and publisher logos for VIZ Media.