Quick Facts
| Volume | #8 |
| Released | 2011-01-11 |
| Pages | 189 |
| ISBN | 978-1421546148 |
| Official Title | One Piece, Vol. 8: I Won't Die |
| Release Date (JP) | April 30, 1999 |
| Arc | Baratie Arc; Arlong Park Arc |
Inside this volume
One Piece Vol. 8: I Won't Die continues the Baratie storyline as Monkey D. Luffy and his companions become embroiled in the climactic battle against the formidable pirate Krieg Don. While Luffy struggles to protect the floating restaurant, Krieg unveils the full extent of his overwhelming arsenal. At the same time, Nami abruptly leaves the crew with the Going Merry and sails toward the domain of the mysterious fish-man Arlong, raising troubling questions about her true intentions.
The volume bridges the conclusion of the Baratie Arc with the opening chapters of the Arlong Park Arc, shifting the narrative from a battle against a powerful pirate fleet toward the deeper mysteries surrounding Nami's past and the threat posed by Arlong's Fish-Man Pirates.
Quick Facts
The battle aboard the Baratie reaches its climax as Monkey D. Luffy confronts Krieg Don, whose vast collection of hidden weapons and ruthless tactics threaten everyone aboard the floating restaurant. Despite suffering repeated injuries, Luffy refuses to give up, believing that true strength comes from determination rather than superior weaponry. Meanwhile, Gin struggles between his loyalty to Krieg and his growing respect for Sanji and the Baratie staff.
As the conflict concludes, Sanji finally resolves to leave the Baratie and pursue his lifelong dream of finding the All Blue. Encouraged by Zeff and the restaurant's chefs, he joins Luffy's crew despite the emotional farewell between mentor and student.
The crew's celebration is short-lived when they discover that Nami has departed aboard the Going Merry with their accumulated treasure. Following her trail leads Monkey D. Luffy, Zoro Roronoa, Usopp, and Sanji toward Arlong Park, the stronghold of the Fish-Man Pirates, where they begin to uncover hints that Nami's actions may be motivated by circumstances far more complicated than simple betrayal.
The volume ends by establishing the central conflict of the Arlong Park Arc, introducing Arlong and his crew while setting the stage for the Straw Hat Pirates' next major challenge.
Chapters in this volume
View more- Ch. 63I Won't Die
- Ch. 64The Mighty Battle Spear
- Ch. 65Prepared
- Ch. 66The Chewed-up Spear
- Ch. 67The Soup
- Ch. 68The Fourth Person
- Ch. 69Arlong Park
- Ch. 70The Great Adventure of Usopp the Man
- Ch. 71Lords of All Creation
Major events
Characters introduced
SUPPORTINGArlong
One PieceA sawshark fish-man. He was the pirate captain of the all fishman crew, the Arlong Pirates, a former member of the Sun Pirates, and the older brother of Madam Shyarly. He is known
SUPPORTINGNojiko
One PieceNojiko is the adoptive older sister of Nami (the two are not biologically related but were raised together by Bellemere). She plays a major part in the Arlong arc as she reveals Na
SUPPORTINGGenzo
One PieceThe sheriff and mayor of Cocoyashi Village (Coco Village in the 4kids version), which is Nami's home town. He is like a father figure to Nami and Nojiko since they were kids and he
SUPPORTINGChew
One PieceChew is an Archerfish-man. In the Japanese version, he has a habit of saying "chu" (an onomatopoeic kissing noise) after each sentence. Choo is one of the more cool-headed officers
SUPPORTINGMohmoo
One PieceMohmoo is a giant "sea cow" that was brought from the Grand Line by Arlong's crew. It was he who destroyed Gosa Village. However, when he encounters Luffy, Sanji, and Yosaku's boat
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