The chapter title page displays the One Piece logo above bold text reading 'CHAPTER 953: 'A Fox of a Single Disguise*''. Below, a dramatic black-and-white illustration shows Capone Bege in his mafia-style coat aiming a large revolver with an intense expression, facing a mustached man in a striped suit and cowboy hat who holds up a map marked with a triangle. Smoke and debris fill the air around them. In the background, a massive tower structure rises amid clouds, with other figures visible including a man in a wide-brimmed hat and a woman in a dress. Small text at the bottom reads 'SHORT-TERM FOCUSED COVER PAGE SERIALS, PART 24 GANG BEGE'S ALL MY FAMILY VOL. 4: "TIME TO HIJACK THE ENEMY'S SHIP! OFF TO THRILLER BARK!"' along with 'EIICHIRO ODA'. A vertical note states 'TL NOTE: EXPLANATION OF THE TITLE AT THE END OF THE CHAPTER.'
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A colorful splash page features Monkey D. Luffy in his straw hat and blue outfit with a large backpack, standing on a tiger-striped creature and pointing excitedly forward with a grin. Beside him stands Nico Robin in a pink hooded outfit with fur trim, smiling and raising one arm. In the background, a lush jungle with a sparkling waterfall, hanging vines, and sunlight rays frames several other figures climbing and exploring. Overlaid text reads 'ONE PIECE CREATED BY EIICHIRO ODA AND PRESENTED BY mangastream.com' along with credits for cleaning, redrawing, typesetting, translation, and providing. A black notice box states 'NOTICE: You can read this chapter and more at the source in its original high quality: www.mangastream.com DO NOT REHOST THIS CHAPTER. PLEASE DON'T SUPPORT WEBSITES THAT DO. CONSIDER BUYING THE OFFICIAL VOLUMES WHEN THEY ARE AVAILABLE IN YOUR REGION.'
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A close-up shows a sweating face with wide eyes and an open mouth reacting in shock as a hand holds up a letter reading 'To Kawamatsu Thank you for everything. I am safe. Hiyori'. Large sound effects burst around it. The scene shifts to a dramatic landscape at sunset with a massive castle silhouette, pagodas, and a smoking mountain. Multiple voices cry out 'MY LADY!', 'PRINCESS!', and 'PRINCESS HIYORI!' as a fish-like humanoid shouts in alarm. Further panels show exhausted figures wheezing on the ground with 'WHEEZE' effects, a group of small samurai-like warriors running through a ruined town with 'かゃ' and 'ぶわ' sounds, and townspeople reacting with surprise as they spot someone. The narration box reads 'A LETTER TELLS ALL...'.
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The page opens with a panel labeled 'PRESENT DAY RINGO' showing a snowy, ruined landscape with a figure in heavy armor and a helmet carrying a massive load of weapons on their back, running with 'HAA' sound effects and motion lines. Below, two men in winter clothing discuss: one says 'WHERE THE HECK EVEN ARE WEI' while the other replies 'YOU WOULDN'T THINK HE'S CARRYING A TRUCK-LOAD OF WEAPONS WITH HIM...' and notes 'THE WAY HE'S RUNNING,'. A close-up reveals a stern man with spiky hair and a scar, looking surprised as he says 'HUHI'. He continues, 'WELL, I JUST HAVE TO FOLLOW THE BLOOD, AND...' while gripping a cloth bundle. Snow falls heavily throughout the icy, mountainous terrain filled with debris and broken structures.
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At the bandit bridge, bodies of defeated foes litter the snowy ground amid scattered weapons. A voice reflects, "TO THINK YOU WERE JUST PICKING OFF STRAGGLERS THIS WHOLE TIME... BY THE WAY, WHO WAS THAT LARGE WARRIOR MONKI" Another replies, "LET US LEAVE THIS PLACE." The young woman with pigtails and a flower in her hair snaps, "I'M NOT A CHILD," as someone calls out "HEY!" and she answers "KAWA-MATSU." The straw-hatted figure adjusts footing on the slope, muttering, "WELL, MY FOOTING HERE ISN'T THE BEST. MUST FOCUS ON—" The masked bandaged figure demands, "HOW DID YOU END UP HEREI THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS I WANT TO ASK YOU." The straw-hatted one retorts, "I KNOW OF NO ADULT THAT PUFFS UP LIKE A BLOWFISH LIKE THAT!" The masked figure shouts, "KAPPAPPA! IS THAT SOI!" while the other grunts "HMPH!"
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The straw-hatted figure declares, "THIS IS THE PLACE TO DO IT! IF SOMETHING EVER HAPPENS TO THE PRINCESS, AND I MUST END MY OWN LIFE," while recalling, "MY FEET EVENTUALLY CARRIED ME HERE. AFTER YOU LEFT, I DRIFTED, DOING THIS AND THAT." A map panel labels "RINGO" and "HAKUMAI." The figure explains, "RULED BY THE FIERCE AND POWERFUL SHIMOTSUKI CLAN. THESE FROSTY NORTHERN REACHES OF WANO - RINGO AND THE NEIGHBORING HAKUMAI - WERE ONCE BOTH... UNFORTUNATELY, RINGO TOO WAS TURNED INTO A WASTELAND BY THE WRATH OF KAIDO. THE DAIMYO OF THE CLAN WAS A MAN NAMED USHIMARU SHIMOTSUKI, A MASTER SWORDSMAN, WHO WAS ALWAYS ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PET FOX." The young woman reacts, "FOXI"
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The young woman notes, "INDEED, AND THE MARKERS USED FOR THESE ETERNAL GRAVES ARE SWORDS. KATANAS." The straw-hatted figure asks about "THE RINGO CUSTOM KNOWN AS THE ETERNAL BURIALI" and adds, "I HAVE HEARD... IT IS SO COLD HERE THAT BODIES LEFT OUT IN COFFINS WILL STAY PRESERVED FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS." A wolf-like bark echoes "BARK BAAARK!" The straw-hatted one continues, "SUCH IS RINGO, THE LAND UPON WHICH WE NOW STAND. THESE GRAVES WERE CONSTANTLY LOOTED! SOME OF THEM WERE FAMED MEITOU." A large wolf creature growls "GRRR! BARK BARK!" while the straw-hatted figure warns, "HE'S GOING TO BITE US TO DEATH!" as the young woman exclaims "HMI WHAT IS ITI WON'T YOU EVEN LET ME DIE IN PEACEI YOU'RE..." amid the chaos of "UWAAAGH!"
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A massive lion-fox beast rears up with fiery mane, barking "BARK! BARK!" and growling "GRRRR!" as the straw-hatted figure cries "ONIMARUI!" Narration states, "THE BELOVED COMPANION OF THE LATE DAIMYO OF RINGO, USHIMARU SHIMOTSUKI. THAT LIONFOX'S NAME WAS ONIMARU." The creature lunges with impact lines and "!!!" The straw-hatted figure recognizes it with "HMI" and "ONI-MARU!" while smaller panels show the beast's fierce eyes and the young woman's startled reaction. The straw-hatted figure concludes, "I... I HAVE MET YOU ONCE BEFORE."
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In the ruined graveyard of Ringo, swords stand planted among the graves like silent sentinels. A small fox-like figure in a straw hat and tattered robes stands amid the chaos as narration explains: "FOR THE FIVE YEARS THAT HAD PASSED SINCE RINGO FELL, ONIMARU HAD FOUGHT, ALONE, AGAINST THE EVILS OF GRAVE ROBBERS." A large speech bubble demands, "BY YOUR-SELFI!" while another voice cries, "DON'T TELL ME... YOU PROTECTED ALL THIS." Lower panels show the fox creature seated before a small meal. A voice urges, "YOU MUST EAT TO HEAL." Another offers, "HERE! EAT UP." Narration notes the local custom: "ON THE DAY OF THEIR BIRTH, THE PEOPLE OF RINGO WOULD GIVE THEIR CHILDREN SWORDS. THESE SWORDS WOULD ACCOMPANY THEM THROUGH THEIR LIVES, AND ONE DAY SERVE TO MARK THEIR GRAVES." A small panel reveals the creature's true fox face with the note, "A FOX'S FAVORITE FOOD IS FRIED TOFU, RIGHTI" and a TL note on Japanese folk legend.
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The fox-like Onimaru, now appearing as a small dog-like creature with a headband, reacts with surprise as "#" sound effects and question marks appear. Nearby, a larger fox form scrapes at the ground with repeated "SCRAPE" effects while exploring the ruined temple grounds. In a heated sequence, Onimaru in straw-hat disguise growls and barks furiously: "BARK! BARK! GRRR!" A desperate voice pleads, "FORGIVE ME! I KNOW!" while the fox continues barking. Another figure commands, "HUSH." The fox roars back with "BARK! BARK!" and a final "GRRR!" as motion lines and impact effects fill the panels.
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Onimaru lunges forward in a fierce close-up, teeth bared, shouting "URGH!" and "GRRRRR!" as impact lines explode around the fox's transformed face. Narration states: "BUT... THIRTEEN YEARS FROM TODAY A BATTLE WILL BE FOUGHT!" A cloaked figure replies, "I DO NOT WISH TO DISTURB THE SLUMBER OF THE DEAD ANY MORE THAN YOU!" while another begs, "HOW AM I TO EXPLAIN THIS TO YOUI! FORGIVE ME!" The fox stands dramatically with swirling effects and "Tiviviviviv!!" sounds. The sequence ends with a powerful declaration: "AND ON THAT DAY, THEY MUST BE ARMED! THEY WILL NEED COUNTLESS SWORDS! THE DAY WILL COME THAT THE SAMURAI OF THIS NATION WILL RAISE THEIR BOWED HEADS IN UNISON!"
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Onimaru's fierce fox face fills the panel as it growls "GRRRRRR!" Narration proclaims, "A BATTLE STILL RAGES HERE! THE SOULS THAT LIVE ON IN THESE BLADES WILL STEEL THEIR HEARTS, AND ENABLE THEM TO VANQUISH THEIR ENEMIES! ON THAT BATTLEFIELD, THEY WILL ADVANCE WITH THE SWORDS OF THEIR FALLEN COMRADES IN HAND!" The fox continues, "AND THE PEOPLE OF WANO! THESE BLADES MUST NOT YET BE PUT TO REST! GRRRRR! THE WAR BETWEEN THE HUNDRED BEAST PIRATES..." In the final panels the determined fox declares, "I HAVE DECIDED THAT THIS, AT LEAST, IS A TASK TO WHICH I CAN BIND MYSELF... I WILL COLLECT THEM ALL AND HIDE THEM AWAY! YET I CANNOT AFFORD FOR THEM TO BE PILFERED BY CROOKS BEFORE THAT FATED DAY COMES!" while scraping sounds and more growls punctuate the scene.
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A desperate masked figure with a wide hat grits his teeth, sweat flying as he declares, "THIS, AT LEAST, I CAN DO... I MUST DO!" and "AS SOMEONE THAT FAILED TO EVEN PROTECT PRINCESS HIYORI..." Below, the same figure struggles violently with a snarling beast, shouting "JUST BITE OFF THIS ARM AND BE DONE WITH IT!" while the creature growls "GRRRRR!" Other voices cry, "IF YOU ARE THAT STARVED FOR FOOD," "I REFUSE TO STOP DEFILING THESE GRAVES! I HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE!" and "IF I DO NOT KEEP THESE HANDS BUSY, THE GUILT WILL CONSUME ME!" The beast clamps down hard amid swirling debris and impact lines as the masked man continues to wrestle it in the graveyard setting.
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The masked figure scrapes repeatedly at the ground with blades while a small fox-like creature watches. "SCRAPE" sounds echo across panels. The figure says, "WE WILL HIDE THE BLADES UNDERGROUND." A voice wonders, "HAS HE UNDERSTOOD WHAT I MEANTI" and another exclaims, "WHAT STRANGE WINDFALL IS THISI!" Later scenes show the group near ruined buildings; the masked man offers, "HERE, I BROUGHT SOME FOOD I MANAGED TO 'BORROW.'" Replies include "I'M STARVING... MAYBE IF I SOLD ONE OR TWO IN THE CAPITAL WE COULD—", "IT'S SO COLD TODAY I THINK I MIGHT FREEZE SOLID!" and "ALRIGHT! TIME TO GO LOOT SOME MORE GRAVES!" The fox barks "WOOF!" and growls "GRRRRR!" repeatedly.
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The masked man dramatically announces, "I'M GYUKIMARU! OF BANDIT BRIDGE!" with a large "KAPPAPPA!" sound effect. Grave robbers react in shock: "YOU BASTARD! WHO THE HELL ARE YOUI!" and "OI! HALT, YOU ACTUAL GRAVE ROBBERS!" Gyukimaru orders, "LEAVE YOUR WEAPONS HERE AND BEGONE!" A voice warns, "BEYOND HERE LIES THE HEARTLAND OF RINGO! YOU SHALL NOT HAVE THE TREASURES OF THESE TOMBS!" The small fox barks "WOOF!" In later panels Gyukimaru reflects, "WE'VE CAUGHT THE FRIED TOFU THIEF!" and "HOW CARELESS OF ME." Another speaker explains, "AND CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES PREVENTED ME FROM RETURNING TO RINGO." Gyukimaru notes, "YOU CALLED YOURSELF GYUKIMARUI A COINCIDENCE, I GUESS... INTERESTING..."
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Gyukimaru continues, "IF THE SWORDS WE MANAGED TO HIDE TOGETHER REMAIN HIDDEN, THEY WILL BE ENOUGH TO OUTFIT HUNDREDS OF SOLDIERS, BUT..." He adds, "AFTER ALL, IT HAS BEEN 13 YEARS... I DOUBT HE'S AROUND AT ALL." A woman with braided hair asks, "ARE YOU HERE TO SEE THAT FOX, THENI" and Gyukimaru replies, "I DO NOT THINK ONIMARU WILL RETURN. HE'S PROBABLY RUN OUT OF PATIENCE WITH ME." Elsewhere, a blond man notes, "HE LEFT THIS DOOR OPEN AND JUST RAN OFF." and "THAT BIG GUY'S GONE." Zoro appears and is called "ZOROJURO!" Underground, scraping sounds "PRRRR!" echo as Gyukimaru states, "THIS IS THE PASSAGEWAY TO THAT UNDERGROUND CHAMBER." The group debates, "WELL, SHALL WE PURSUE HIM OR ENTER HEREI" and "HOW STRANGE..."
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Kin'emon and his allies assess their dire situation. "INDEED! WELL SPOTTED! WE'RE IN A BIND." "BUT YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE FINDING ENOUGH WEAPONS, AM I RIGHTI" "WHAT HAPPENED AT UDON PROBABLY SWELLED OUR RANKS QUITE CONSIDERABLY." "KAWAMATSU! I'M SO GLAD YOU'RE STILL ALIVE!" "GACHA!" Kin'emon exclaims, "THAT BAS-TARD OROCHI... OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS HE'S CONFISCATED ALL THE SWORDS IN THE COUNTRY!" A massive "ベベベン!" sound effect erupts as the group stands before a grand, heavily guarded gate adorned with ropes and lanterns. "EACH OF THEM SHALL BE OUTFITTED WITH A BLADE!" "ARE YOU SERIOUSI!" "SEND MEN TO THE PLACE I WILL NOW DESCRIBE TO YOU." "DO NOT WORRY. NO MATTER HOW MANY THOUSANDS OF MEN JOIN US..." In a close-up, Kin'emon reacts with shock: "ONIMARUI WAS THIS YOUI NO, THIS IS A MAN'S WORK..." "HAA" "HOW IN THE WORLD ARE THERE SO MANYI!"
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Heavy breathing fills the panels as a fox-like creature and others gasp for air: "HAA" "HAA" "HAA". A small panel shows Luffy smiling with the chapter title "ONE PIECE CH. 953 / END". The scene shifts to a tense exchange. A man shouts, "LIKE I'VE SAID, IT'S MINE!" "PLEASE, RETURN IT TO WANO!" "REALLY IS THE ONE KNOWN AS SHUSUI." "ZOROJURO...IF YOUR SWORD" TL NOTE: ENMA IS THE JAPANESE NAME FOR THE GOD OF THE UNDERWORLD. A woman with a flower in her hair declares, "THE MEITOU ENMA!" "THE LEGENDARY SWORD SAID TO BE THE ONLY BLADE THAT HAS EVER INJURED KAIDO!" "I SHALL GIVE YOU ANOTHER IN RETURN!" "A SWORD MY LATE FATHER GAVE TO ME." She reacts with surprise, "!I"
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Translation Note Page: The title is a reference to the popular Kyoto rakugo tale 'A Fox of Seven Disguises' (written 七度狐, aka 'Seven-Time Fox'). The story tells of a pair of men, Kiroku and Seihachi, that accidentally incite the ire of a mystical fox-spirit (known as a 'kitsune,' which is also the word for 'fox' in Japanese) while traveling to Ise Shrine. In its anger, the fox visits the pair seven more times in different disguises to play tricks on and torment them. Anyway, this idea of a trickster fox-spirit is common in Japanese folktales, and is similar to the coyote trickster god that appears in Native American mythologies. Oda has inverted the concept here, where Onimaru, clearly a mystical fox, takes on just one disguise to bring fortune to Kawamatsu and his mission during his long absence. The title is an explicit reference to this.
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Discussion
p8Onimaru fought grave robbers alone for five years after Ringo fell.
p8Swords mark graves in Ringo and accompany the deceased through life and death.
p9Onimaru appears in both small dog-like and larger fox forms during the scene.
p9Scene takes place at ruined temple grounds with scattered swords.
p10Onimaru lunges aggressively while growling during the confrontation.
p10Narration references a battle thirteen years in the future.
p11Onimaru commits to collecting and hiding swords before the fated day.
p11Scene emphasizes ongoing conflict involving Wano and the Hundred Beast Pirates.
p12Masked figure identifies as someone who failed to protect Princess Hiyori.
p12Onimaru and the masked figure engage in a violent struggle at the graves.
p13Gyukimaru hides blades underground near ruined buildings.
p13Onimaru reacts to the scraping activity with barks.
p13Group discusses food shortage and cold conditions in Ringo.
p14Gyukimaru confronts grave robbers at Bandit Bridge.
p14Onimaru barks during the confrontation.
p14Gyukimaru admits to procuring food from the capital.
p15Gyukimaru and Hiyori discuss Onimaru's possible departure.
p15Zoro is present near the ruined area.
p15An underground chamber passage is discovered.
p16Kin'emon reunites with Kawamatsu.
p16Orochi's sword confiscation policy over 20 years is referenced.
p16Large guarded gate blocks access to a key location.
p17Page shows end of chapter 953 with Luffy cameo panel.
p17Conversation centers on identification and exchange of the sword Enma.
p17Onimaru and other characters display exhaustion through repeated HAA SFX.
What is said, page by page
p2Sweating shocked character reacts to letter from Hiyori stating she is safe.
p2Multiple voices call out 'MY LADY!' and 'PRINCESS HIYORI!' in alarm at sunset landscape.
p2Fish-like humanoid shouts in surprise upon seeing distant castle.
p3Man in winter clothing asks 'WHERE THE HECK EVEN ARE WE?' while watching runner.
p3Second man notes 'YOU WOULDN'T THINK HE'S CARRYING A TRUCK-LOAD OF WEAPONS WITH HIM...' and comments on running style.
p3Spiky-haired scarred man reacts with 'HUH?' and decides to follow the blood trail.
p4Voice reflects 'TO THINK YOU WERE JUST PICKING OFF STRAGGLERS THIS WHOLE TIME...' and asks about large warrior monk.
p4Reply states 'LET US LEAVE THIS PLACE.'
p4Young woman with pigtails snaps 'I'M NOT A CHILD' and responds 'KAWA-MATSU.' to call.
p4Straw-hatted figure mutters about poor footing and need to focus.
p4Masked bandaged figure asks 'HOW DID YOU END UP HERE?' and notes many things to ask.
p4Masked figure exclaims 'KAPPAPPA! IS THAT SO?!' while puffing up.
p5Straw-hatted figure declares this location is where he must act if the princess is endangered and recalls drifting here after separation.
p5Straw-hatted figure explains that Ringo and Hakumai were once ruled by the fierce Shimotsuki clan before Kaido turned Ringo into a wasteland.
p5Straw-hatted figure identifies the late daimyo as Ushimaru Shimotsuki who was always accompanied by his pet fox.
p6Young woman confirms that eternal graves in Ringo use katanas as markers and notes the cold preserves bodies for centuries.
p6Straw-hatted figure inquires about the Ringo custom of eternal burial and describes the constant looting of famed meitou swords.
p6Straw-hatted figure reacts with surprise upon recognizing the approaching beast.
p7Straw-hatted figure recognizes the lion-fox beast as Onimaru.
p7Narration identifies Onimaru as the beloved companion of the late daimyo Ushimaru Shimotsuki.
p7Straw-hatted figure recalls having met Onimaru once before.
p8Voice expresses shock that the creature protected the graves alone for five years.
p8Voice urges the fox-like figure to eat in order to heal.
p8Narration explains that Onimaru fought grave robbers alone after Ringo fell.
p8Note states that a fox's favorite food is fried tofu according to legend.
p9Pleading voice begs forgiveness while admitting knowledge of wrongdoing during the confrontation.
p9Straw-hatted Onimaru growls and barks furiously in repeated aggressive outbursts.
p9Commanding voice orders the fox to hush amid the barking.
p9Desperate voice repeats plea for forgiveness in response to continued growling.
p10Narration declares a battle will occur thirteen years from today requiring armed samurai.
p10Cloaked figure states refusal to disturb the dead any more than the other party.
p10Desperate voice questions how to explain the situation and begs forgiveness.
p10Narration asserts samurai must raise bowed heads in unison on the fated day.
p11Narration states a battle still rages and souls in blades will steel hearts to vanquish enemies.
p11Narration declares people of Wano must not yet rest the blades.
p11Onimaru growls that the war between the Hundred Beast Pirates continues.
p11Onimaru declares binding himself to the task of collecting and hiding the blades.
p12Masked figure declares this task at least can be done after failing to protect Princess Hiyori.
p12Masked figure shouts for the beast to bite off the offered arm.
p12Masked figure refuses to stop defiling graves due to having no other choice.
p12Masked figure states keeping hands busy prevents guilt from consuming him.
p12Onimaru growls fiercely during the physical struggle.
p13Masked figure states plan to hide blades underground while fox watches.
p13Straw-hatted figure questions whether the masked man understood the intent.
p13Masked figure presents borrowed food to the group.
p13Straw-hatted figure expresses hunger and suggests selling items in the capital.
p13Straw-hatted figure complains about cold weather and decides to loot more graves.
p14Masked figure loudly declares himself Gyukimaru of Bandit Bridge.
p14Grave robbers react with anger and demand the masked man's identity.
p14Masked figure orders robbers to leave weapons and depart.
p14Masked figure warns that the area is the heartland of Ringo and forbids taking tomb treasures.
p14Masked figure notes they caught the fried tofu thief and reflects on carelessness.
p14Masked figure explains circumstances that prevented return to Ringo and trip to capital for food.
p15Masked figure states hidden swords could outfit hundreds of soldiers but notes 13 years have passed.
p15Masked figure doubts Onimaru will return due to lost patience.
p15Woman with pigtails asks if the masked figure came to see the fox.
p15Blond man observes that the big guy left the door open and ran off.
p15Zoro is addressed as Zorojuro upon appearance.
p15Masked figure questions the open underground passage.
p16Masked figure acknowledges being in a bind regarding weapons.
p16Masked figure notes Udon events swelled their ranks.
p16Masked figure greets Kawamatsu with relief at his survival.
p16Masked figure explains Orochi confiscated all swords over 20 years.
p16Masked figure declares each man will receive a blade.
p16Masked figure offers to describe a location to send men.
p16Masked figure reacts with surprise to mention of Onimaru and questions the number of men.
p17Man angrily insists the sword is his and pleads for its return to Wano while identifying it as Shusui.
p17Man questions Zorojuro about the sword and its connection to the legendary blade.
p17Woman declares the sword is the Meitou Enma, the only blade known to have injured Kaido.
p17Woman offers to exchange Enma for another sword given to her by her late father.