The complete spoiler synopsis for One Piece Chapter 1059 was revealed late Wednesday afternoon, September 7, much to the delight of readers everywhere. Leaks about One Piece Chapter 1059 have focused mostly on the Amazon Lily incident, however, it appears that this is only a small part of the chapter. Despite this, One Piece Chapter 1059 gives off the impression of being a highly interesting and thrilling issue, with several intriguing surprises and notable appearances. Despite what the leakers said would happen in One Piece Chapter 1059, it appears that not much occurs outside of Amazon Lily.
Memories of Wano, in One Piece Chapter 1059
Cover art and chapter title for One Piece Chapter 1059, tentatively titled “The Incident of Captain Koby,” introduce the chapter. Meanwhile, on the cover, Caesar Clown and Germa 66 continue their adventures on Whole Cake Island. In order to achieve this goal, he has released a hallucinogenic gas, resulting in the apparent conflict between Oven and Katakuri, which has been witnessed by the audience. The events of One Piece Chapter 1059 begin aboard a ship somewhere in the waters around Sphinx Island. Before the Wano arc, fans may recall seeing Marco and Nekomamushi conversing at Whitebeard’s house. As Marco disembarks and expresses his gratitude to the crew, we see them up close and recognise them as the Red Hair Pirates. When Marco leaves, Shanks inquires as to whether or not he plans to become a crew member. He then orders Yonko to stop making jokes, adding, “I’m weary of being the babysitter of the great pirates.” Marco is being overly dramatic, according to Shanks. But Beckman swiftly chimes in to remind him that he is making the crew laugh at their captain. As Marco sails out towards Sphinx Island, the crew bids him farewell, and a flashback to the night of Ryokugyu’s attack begins in Chapter 1059 of One Piece. Luffy and Sanji are seen at the Wano Fire Festival bemoaning Yamato’s decision not to join them as a pirate and go sail.
The Yamato crew swears they saw it too, but they attribute the resolution of the Ryokugyu conflict to an unknown Haki user. Yamato continues by saying that while Kaido has fallen, she cannot abandon Wano and the potential threats to the country while worrying about them. Yamato is so secure in their position that they wink at Luffy to show how certain they are that the young pirate is on the right track. He gives Yamato a stern look, but he accepts their choice and leaves Momonosuke and the others in her care. Zoro, meantime, warns Yamato from offending Momonosuke’s pride by reminding him of the Shogun’s own high standards. Yamato confirms that they are aware of this and goes on to say that they want to discover a personal objective in Wano that would help them feel more complete. While Yamato is saying this, Sanji is openly mourning the loss of a potentially attractive crewmate by crying over their decision. Within the continuity of the Wano flashback in One Piece Chapter 1059, Marco suddenly flies to Luffy and the others’ location. He informs the Straw Hat Captain that he intends to escape the island by a ship that has recently appeared near Wano. We then get a brief flashback to a moment in Marineford before the main flashback resumes, when Marco orders Jinbe to find a way to save Luffy following Ace’s death.
Here, it seems as though Luffy and Marco were thinking along similar lines when Luffy expresses gratitude to Marco for his assistance during the Marineford War. After hearing this, Marco says he’s sure Ace would be proud of his brother’s accomplishments, to which Luffy nods in agreement before the ex-Whitebeard Commander takes to the air. Marco leaves a final message for Luffy, advising him that his time has come and that he should seize it with all his might. As One Piece Chapter 1059 concludes, Marco finally reaches Sphinx Island, and Luffy assures him that he will return there soon. One Piece Chapter 1059 skips over them, though, and goes straight to Amazon Lily.
Massive conflict with far-reaching effects, as shown in One Piece Chapter 1059
Fans are then transported to Amazon Lily in Chapter 1059 of One Piece, the island of ladies and the home of Boa Hancock and the Kuja Pirates and Kuja people. Gloriosa is upset that this is the first time humans have penetrated deeply into the island and damaged part of the massive mountain at the island’s core. Snake Princess Boa Hancock claims that as long as she remains on the island, more and more enemies will arrive and that the damage to the city is enormous. Given her current circumstances, she rapidly switches into her lovey-dovey mindset and declares that she wants to get married to Luffy. Contrarily, Gloriosa says that she has always wanted this, thus it’s not a new desire. With the start of Chapter 1059 of One Piece, we are taken back in time to the time of the Marines’ attack on Amazon Lily, several chapters earlier. Even though the Marines have made it into the city, they have encountered Kuja opposition. This has prompted them to send new “Seraphim” variants of their Pacifista weapons to the front lines. Additionally, their recording cameras are switched on. The Seraphim assume the form of young children that share certain characteristics with the Lunarians, such as brown complexion, white hair, black wings, and a flickering flame on their backs. In front of Marguerite and Sweet Pea, one of them materialises a little girl with pupils shaped like stars. Two of them protest that they don’t want to fight a kid, but the girl rapidly fires a laser from her hand, just like the previous Pacifista versions.
The Blackbeard pirate ship arrives out of nowhere, hiding behind the Marine vessels. Marines note that the Sea Kings would surely notice the seaquake that they observe pushing the Marine ships away from Blackbeard’s (a.k.a. Marshall D. Teach) route to the Amazon Lily. As the Marines close in on Hancock, the Yonko arrives on the island with Catarina Devon and Vasco Shot, claiming that he wants to take her Devil Fruit abilities.
Teach tells Catarina that as long as they obtain her Devil Fruit, she may do whatever she wants (including keeping Hancock’s gorgeous face and head as a prize for herself). Instead of killing Hancock for her skull and Devil Fruit, Vasco Shot interrupts to propose that they should catch her alive and bring her along. The Marines request that Vice Admiral Yamakaji order them to fight Blackbeard, but Yamakaji declines, saying that he must first get approval from higher-ups. While shouting for Hancock to appear, Blackbeard launches an attack on the Marines using the Tremor-Tremor Fruit abilities at his disposal.
While everything is going on, Koby leads a squad of Marines into the Kuja capital to negotiate with Hancock. He promises her they won’t resort to violence and that they’ll go right away if she’ll just comes along. Hancock is warned by Marigold and Sandersonia not to join the fight because they have the Marines under control, but she does so anyway.
Meanwhile, in One Piece Chapter 1059, we see Teach’s minions pleading with him for assistance against a brand-new foe: the Seraphim. Teach then sees a laser from the Pacifistas and makes a remark on the aforementioned Lunarian traits, indicating that he understands what they are. A second Seraphim, this one in the likeness of a young boy, appears where Teach stands, carrying a sword that is roughly the same size and form as Mihawk’s. To avoid any confusion, let’s just say that the youngster resembles Oda’s original illustration of a young Mihawk from an SBS. The Seraphim then launches an attack on Teach, and a single stroke from his sword splits the gigantic mountain in the middle of the island in two.
Teach notices the child has PX marking on him or her and realises the kid is a Pacifista, but she is still confused. The Seraphim launch another assault, but Teach blocks their sword strike with his Haki-coated arm and then uses Black Hole to swallow up everything in his vicinity. Soon after, the emphasis of One Piece Chapter 1059 returns to Hancock, who uses Slave Arrow to turn everyone around her into stone, including Helmeppo and Vice Admiral Yamakaji. Boa Hancock tries to utilise her Perfume Femur but is unexpectedly halted. Koby instructs the Seraphim to cease assaulting since their abilities may harm the stone sculptures. After a stunning double spread, in which Teach catches Hancock by the neck and lifts her off the ground in front of the Kuja Pirates and Koby. Blackbeard’s use of the Dark-Dark Fruit’s abilities prevents Hancock from making use of her own, and their respective bounties are thus unveiled. The difference between Hancock and Blackbeard is 1.996 billion Beri. Teach applauds Hancock, stating, “There’s a reason they call her the Pirate Empress” before realising that she has turned all of his “idiots” into stone. Koby is flummoxed, and even Catarina Devon and Vasco Shot have frozen in fear. T
hen, Teach admits that he’s been holding out for Hancock’s abilities, to which she replies that their foundation is her attractiveness. She goes on to tell him that if he kills her and takes her Fruit, anybody who has been turned to stone would remain so, and not even the next user of the Love-Love Fruit will be able to undo the effect. As Blackbeard continues chatting to Koby, Koby realises that Hancock is a more serious problem than he had anticipated. Here, Blackbeard refers to Koby as “Hero,” alluding to their joint effort to vanquish Wang Zhi and the Rocks Pirates during the Rocky Port Incident. Because of this, Blackbeard was able to rise to the position of leader of Pirate Island, also known as Fullaleaf Island. Koby remains silent as Blackbeard presses the issue, asking if he truly believes that if he lets her go, she would turn everyone back. Hancock offers to return the troops to normal provided both parties agree to leave the island, which Koby thinks will be a significant problem if Hancock doesn’t. After releasing his grip, Teach accuses her of lying and plotting to turn everyone into stone. He elaborates that he is not certain that a man may be immune to her abilities and has so decided to eliminate the possibility altogether by eliminating the woman. Koby warns him against it, noting that if someone with a really powerful Haki (probably the Conqueror’s Haki) were to emerge, there would be too many casualties. As the events of Chapter 1059 of One Piece unfold backwards in time, it is revealed to be none other than Silvers Rayleigh.
One Piece Chapter 1059: A New Hero, a Departed One
Then, in Chapter 1059 of One Piece, Silvers Rayleigh walks in and says he was expecting the Marines but can’t really say anything about the island’s current predicament. Before he apologises to Hancock for being late, he notes the changes to the island’s terrain. As Rayleigh pulls his blade, Blackbeard suddenly calls him by name. Next, he says something to Blackbeard, addressing him as “Whitebeard’s apprentice” and expressing his hate for Blackbeard in a way that isn’t very mature. Even though Rayleigh keeps pushing Hancock to get everyone back to normal so he can testify, Koby and Teach’s subordinates start to panic. As this flashback concludes in Chapter 1059 of One Piece, he also orders everyone off the island. After that, Rayleigh and Shakky (Shakuyaku) are back on Amazon Lily in the current day in One Piece Chapter 1059. The shocking discovery of Shakky’s actual identity as the Empress of Amazon Lily from two generations previous and the former Captain of the Kuja Pirates comes in Chapter 1059 of One Piece. Because of Vegapunk’s development of the Seastone Warships, Shakky notes, the once-secure Calm Belt is now in danger.
Rayleigh says things have been looking well for them, but he admits he wouldn’t be able to beat the modern Blackbeard. Rayleigh makes a remark about Marigold and Sandersonia discussing the Marines’ faith in the Seraphim as a possible replacement for the Shichibukai. They report that the two Seraphim they saw at the conclusion of the battle were completely unharmed and that one of them resembled a young version of Hancock. Once again, the Seraphim’s face is seen, and it is identical to Hancock’s when she was a young girl. Probably so that humans can tell robots apart, the Seraphim have star-shaped pupils instead of round ones. In Chapter 1059 of One Piece, we see the events in Amazon Lily from the perspective of a Marine ship. A Marine announces that they will be arriving at the Egg Head harbour and then reveals that Koby has been abducted. The last page of One Piece Chapter 1059 has a newspaper article featuring Koby’s likeness. According to the narrator, Blackbeard and his men had abducted Captain Koby, the hero of the Rocky Port Incident. At the end of Chapter 1059 of One Piece, it is stated that Koby’s whereabouts are now unknown.
Short Summary of Chapter 1059 of One Piece
The events that take place in One Piece Chapter 1059 are fascinating and show the Straw Hats’ stay in Wano. The Seraphim, and the reasons and means by which they were made to resemble Lunarian versions of the Warlord’s younger selves, are easily the most interesting component of One Piece Chapter 1059. The history of the Rocky Port Incident was revealed indirectly in Chapter 1059 of One Piece, adding even more intrigue to the story. Until One Piece Chapter 1059, when Law was reintroduced as a Shichibukai in Dressrosa, fans had only heard of the incident once. He was labelled the “mastermind” of the affair, which had Blackbeard and Koby working together, leading to some intriguing inconsistencies. The appearances of Shakky, Rayleigh, and Blackbeard in Chapter 1059 of One Piece were well appreciated, as was the revelation that Shakky was a former Snake Princess and captain of the Kuja Pirates. The situation raises some intriguing questions, like why Blackbeard is so fixated on acquiring Hancock’s abilities, given that he has specifically targeted her for them. There may be more to the Love-Love Fruit than what devotees now realise.