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Chapter 1064: Egghead Labophase
Predictions this chapter touches — filed in writing, chapter-cited, scored on the board.
- Seeded here
- Blackbeard Takes A Third Devil Fruit
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- Plants
- 2 seeds🌱 chekhov-explicit🌱 chekhov-explicit
- Firsts
- Jewelry Bonney is Bartholomew Kuma's daughter
- Kuma was 'from a special people' (race hinted, not named)
- Egghead is split into the upper Labophase (research, atop artificial clouds) and lower Fabriophase (factory; workers/researchers live there)
- Egghead artificially recreates sky-island clouds by controlling pyrobloin/moisture density
- Vegapunk suspects his own death is imminent
- Vegapunk makes contact with Monkey D. Dragon
- Blackbeard ambushes Law at Winner Island; Blackbeard's officers now all have Devil Fruits
Arc: Egghead · Saga: Final Saga · Released: 2022-09-04
Summary
The chapter opens at sea: Blackbeard has ambushed Trafalgar Law and the Heart Pirates at Winner Island in the New World, the two trading awakened-scale quake blows (Law’s “Shock Wille” / “Amputate” vs. Blackbeard’s “Tremor Crush” / “Black Vortex”) while the Heart Pirates fight to keep their captain and the submarine Polar Tang afloat; Charlotte Pudding and the remnant Big Mom Pirates are also present, and a Marine report of the clash reaches a frustrated fleet admiral Sakazuki at HQ. The scene cuts to Future Island Egghead, where a Kuma-model Pacifista has frozen at the sight of the disguised, child-aged Bonney. Touring the island aboard the flying robot VEGAFORCE-01, Bonney hears the truth of how Vegapunk and the World Government turned Kuma — wicked-king-turned-pirate of the Sorbet Kingdom, Revolutionary Army leader, and a man “from a special people” — into a cyborg Warlord, and erupts that Kuma is her father and was no tyrant. The crew, split into touring groups, marvels at Egghead’s recreated sky-island clouds, its Labophase/Fabriophase structure, and the future research suits, while in the lab Vegapunk — who suspects his own death is imminent — opens a line to Dragon.
New reveals
- Bonney is Kuma’s daughter. Confronted with the WG’s account of Kuma, Bonney shouts “My father was not a tyrant!!!” (p. 12), paying off the long-hidden Bonney–Kuma bond.
- Kuma was “from a special people.” Bonney: “My father told me that he was from a special people…” (p. 12) — a race/bloodline hint, not named on-page.
- Kuma backstory recap (fuller): wicked king of the Sorbet Kingdom → driven off by his people → became a pirate → Vegapunk was “enamored with his muscle and latent abilities,” he was sentenced to life imprisonment, captured by the Navy, and (despite his Revolutionary-Army affiliation) was allowed freedom as a Warlord of the Sea in exchange for taking part in body-augmentation and clone development (pp. 11–12).
- Egghead is two-tiered: the upper Labophase (research level, “atop the clouds where the research happens”) and the lower Fabriophase (factory level, where the workers and researchers live) (p. 14).
- Egghead recreates sky-island clouds by modifying the density of pyrobloin and moisture in the condensation nuclei via the island’s air systems — its “ground” is effectively sky-island cloud (p. 15).
- VEGAFORCE-01: a Vegapunk robot that flies via rear jet-boosters and floats using anti-gravity (possible only thanks to the island’s air conditioning) (p. 13).
- Vegapunk foresees his own death — “being a genius… means being able to see even what your own future contains… I suspect that my death is imminent” (p. 17).
- Vegapunk contacts Dragon — ”…DRAGON!! So I wanted you to hear me out…” (p. 17).
- Blackbeard ambushes Law at Winner Island; his officers now all carry Devil Fruits (“So all of your officers have powers now? …they all share the same weakness — the sea! But the benefits are worth the risk!”, p. 7). Law escapes the exchange (pp. 6–9).
Foreshadowing seeds planted
Payoffs (seeds from earlier chapters that resolve here)
Mentions / appearances
- Characters: Trafalgar Law, Blackbeard, Jean Bart, Shachi, Penguin, Bepo, Charlotte Pudding, Sakazuki, Luffy (de-aged to a child by Bonney’s power), Tony Tony Chopper, Sanji, Jewelry Bonney, Nami, Nico Robin, Franky, Zoro (ship watch), Brook (ship watch), Kuma (mental-image recollection + a Kuma-model Pacifista), Vegapunk, Dragon (contacted, not shown). A Heart Pirates crewmate is addressed as “Hakugan” (p. 2; name only).
- Cover-story: Aokiji (named “Kuzan”) and Van Augur — Germa 66 cover serial.
- Crews/Groups: Heart Pirates, Big Mom Pirates, Blackbeard Pirates, Revolutionary Army, Pacifista.
- Locations: Egghead (Labophase, Fabriophase), Winner Island, Marine Headquarters.
- Ships/Tech: Polar Tang (Heart Pirates submarine), VEGAFORCE-01, DOM shoes, the TRANCOS changing area.
Notable panels
- Page 1 (title + cover-story): “Chapter 1064: EGGHEAD LABOPHASE.” Cover serial: Germa 66’s AHH… An Emotionless Excursion, Vol. 22: “Blackbeard Pirates, Kuzan and Augur” — two tall figures (Kuzan/Aokiji and Van Augur) in dramatic silhouette.
- Pages 2–9: Law vs. Blackbeard sea-battle at Winner Island; Heart Pirates defend the Polar Tang; Pudding + Big Mom Pirates present; cut to a frustrated fleet admiral Sakazuki receiving the report.
- Page 10: “On Future Island Egghead…” — a Kuma-model Pacifista freezes at the disguised child-aged Bonney; caption gag “Luffy, age 10 — Monkey D. Luffy (in a different future).”
- Pages 11–12: Bonney’s “mental image” of Kuma; the cyborg-Warlord bargain explained; the “my father”/“special people” reveal.
- Page 13: “Team Sunny” flies on the VEGAFORCE-01; anti-gravity explained.
- Pages 14–15: Egghead establishing art — “JNK RECORDS” structure, the Labophase/Fabriophase split, the sky-cloud recreation lecture, DOM shoes, the giant “VEGAPUNK / LABO” lab tower.
- Page 16: Nami, Robin, Franky in the future research suits.
- Page 17: Vegapunk’s imminent-death suspicion; ”…DRAGON!!”; Sanji frets his suit looks like an aloha shirt. “To be continued!”
Open questions raised
- What “special people” is Kuma from — and how does that lineage tie to his powers and the World Government’s interest?
- Why does Vegapunk believe his death is imminent, and what is he reaching out to Dragon about?
- Why is Blackbeard hunting Law specifically (his road-poneglyph copy?), and what is Pudding/the Big Mom Pirates’ stake at Winner Island?
- How does the artificial sky-island ground of Egghead relate to real Sky Islands and Vegapunk’s “one day a reality all over the world” claim?