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A logbook is a record of events on a voyage.[1] It is common practice for ships to maintain a log and fill it in daily.[2]

Overview[]

Logbooks typically contain detailed notes of events on a ship's voyage. They are updated daily and may include specific dates. Logbooks are maintained by various types of sailors, such as explorers and pirates.[1][2] The keeper of the log may be the captain of a ship or different individual designated to the task. A logbook may be preserved and passed down after the completion of the voyage, and as such act as an important historical record for future generations.[1][3][4]

Logbooks[]

Zeff's Logbook[]

Zeff's Logbook in the Anime

Zeff's logbook in the anime.

Zeff kept a log detailing the brave exploits of the Cook Pirates one year voyage in the Grand Line, which was the pride of himself and his crew. The log survived the Cooking George being shipwreck, and afterwards resided at the Baratie with Zeff. Krieg aimed to steal it after Zeff denied his demand to hand it over to him. Krieg viewed having the log in his possession alongside with a pirate fleet as being able to obtain One Piece.[5]

Nami's Logbook[]

Nami holds a record of her travels with her crew, at least until her arrival to the Arabasta Kingdom.[6]

Jew Wall's Logbook[]

Jew Wall (ジュー⹀ウォール, Jū Wōru?) made an entry in their logbook about Mock Town, calling it the "Town of Mockery".[7]

Mont Blanc Noland's Logbook[]

Noland Writes in his Captain's Log

Noland writing into his log.

Explorer Mont Blanc Noland maintained on a logbook on his adventures 400 years ago. It was later passed down to his descendant Mont Blanc Cricket. The log contains specific dates for events according to the Age of the Sea Circle.[1][8]

Contents[]

  • Sea Circle Calendar 1120, June 21: Noland departs from Vira with his crew. Following the Log Pose, they happen upon a merchant selling an unusual artifact from Skypiea called a "waver".[1]
  • Sea Circle Calendar 1122, May 21: Noland's crew lands on Jaya. Noland notes the sound of the South Bird and the golden bell.[8]
  • The final entry written on the day of Noland execution: "I saw the gold in the skull's right eye".[9]

Kouzuki Oden's Logbook[]

Kouzuki Oden's Logbook

Oden's journal.

The samurai Kouzuki Oden initially began his journal in Wano Country based on tales he had heard of foreign sailors.[2] However, it later became a proper logbook after Oden managed to leave the country aboard the Moby Dick. It documents Oden's life and adventures with the Whitebeard Pirates and the Roger Pirates.[3] The logbook was salvaged from the burning Oden Castle in Kuri after Oden's execution 20 years ago and discovered in a river by Yamato. It subsequently remained in Yamato's possession for the next 20 years, before being passed down to Oden's son, Momonosuke.[4]

Contents[]

  • The first entries written 39–40 years ago document Oden's travels across Wano and the recruitment of his retainers.[10]
  • The entries written 26–30 years ago document Oden's travels with the Whitebeard Pirates.[11]
  • An entry written 26 years ago describes Oden's meeting with Gol D. Roger and his recruitment into the Roger Pirates. During the encounter, Roger made an unknown declaration which stunned Oden.[12] Monkey D. Luffy would later make the same declaration to Portgas D. Ace and Sabo.[4]
  • The entries written 25–26 years ago document Oden's travels with the Roger Pirates, the journey to Laugh Tale, the disbandment of the crew, and Oden's return to Wano and attack on Kurozumi Orochi.[13]
    • The page detailing what was found on Laugh Tale was torn out.[14]
  • "Very important things", which seem to include something about the Will of D.[3][4]
  • A statement regarding the future: Oden predicts that over 20 years in the future, the next generation of powerful pirates will enter the New World and defeat Kaidou.[4]


The following events are Non-Canon and therefore not considered part of the Canon story.


Straw Hat Pirates' Logbooks[]

After arriving at Water 7, the Straw Hat Pirates each wrote their own, short logbooks, focusing on various content they found interesting. Unlike most logbooks, they were written explicitly to be sold, and were made available for purchase when they finished writing them.[15]


Concludes non-canon section.


References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 25 Chapter 228 (p. 17-18) and Episode 148, Cricket shows Noland's logbook.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 962 (p. 4) and Episode 961, Oden begins his journal.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 97 Chapter 984 (p. 16) and Episode 992, Oden's logbook in Yamato's possession.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 99 Chapter 1000 (p. 5-11) and Episode 1015, Yamato passes Oden's journal to Momonosuke and explains more about its contents.
  5. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 6 Chapter 48 and Episode 23.
  6. One Piece Manga — Vol. 19 (p. 205-206), Nami's log is shown.
  7. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 24 Chapter 222 (p. 12-13) and Episode 146.
  8. 8.0 8.1 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 25 Chapter 229 (p. 2-3) and Episode 149, Cricket recites another entry from Noland's log.
  9. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 25 Chapter 229 (p. 17-18) and Episode 149.
  10. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 962 and Episodes 961962, Excerpts from Oden's journal.
  11. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 965 and Episodes 964965, Excerpts from Oden's travels with the Whitebeard Pirates.
  12. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 and Episode 966, Oden describes his meeting with Roger.
  13. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapters 967968 and Episodes 967970, Excerpts from Oden's travels with the Roger Pirates.
  14. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 103 Chapter 1041 (p. 3) and Episode 1068.
  15. One Piece Rainbow!, The Straw Hat Pirates' logbooks are compiled into one book.

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