Chapter 150

Royal Drum Crown 7-Shot Tin Tyrant Cannon
Chapter Info
Volume:	17
Chapter:	150
Japanese Title:	ロイヤルドラムクラウン7連散弾ブリキング大砲
Romanized Title:	Roiyaru Doramu Kuraun Nana-ren Shotto Burikingu Kyanon
Viz Title:	Royal Drum Crown 7-Shot Tin Tyrant Cannon
Pages:	19
Release Date:	September 4, 2000[ref]
WSJ Issue:	2000 Issue 40
Anime:	Episode 88 (p. 2-5) Episode 89 (p. 6-19)
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Chapter 150 is titled "Royal Drum Crown 7-Shot Tin Tyrant Cannon".

Cover Page

Jango's Dance Paradise, Vol. 19: "After Him!! The Pirate Jango!!"

As the junior Marines resume their manhunt, a nonplussed Jango confirms that Fullbody is, in fact, a marine lieutenant.

Short Summary

Luffy chases Wapol into the castle while Chopper faces Chessmarimo.

Long Summary

While Chopper beats Chessmarimo, Wapol disappears into the castle without Luffy noticing. There he encounters Nami, who tries to escape Doctorine's orders. Realizing she is part of Luffy's crew, Wapol attacks her but she is saved by Luffy.

Wapol enters the castle in order to eat all the weapons from the weapon storage room and to transform himself into a living weapon, however, his plan fails deplorably when he realizes he has lost the key. Nami reveals she had stolen the key from him when they had bumped into each other earlier. She had thought it was the key to the treasure room. Not giving up, Wapol climbs to a room where he can find his last trump card: the Royal Drum Crown 7-Shot Bliking Cannon. However, he is deceived once again, since the cannon has been invaded by Chopper's bird friends. With no other tricks in his pocket, he has no other choice but to face Luffy.

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Chapter Notes

• Luffy begins to battle Wapol.
• Wapol prepares to use his castle's ultimate weapon against Luffy, but can't due to it becoming a bird's nest.

Characters

Pirates		Marines	Citizens
Straw Hat Pirates Monkey D. Luffy Nami Sanji	Bliking Pirates Wapol Chessmarimo Black Cat Pirates Jango (cover)	Lieutenant Fullbody (cover)	Drum Island Kureha Tony Tony Chopper

Author Comment

Author Comment
Translation Original I felt nostalgic when I received a correspondence from the crew of the ship I sailed on last summer. 'Fuu'-san of the 'Kaisei', thanks for the postcard! 去年の夏乗った懐かしい帆船のクルーからお便り。〝海星〟のフーさん葉書ありがと —Eiichiro Oda
English translation by Greg Werner. For comprehensive translation credits, see here.

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