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Chapter 663: CC

This chapter's foreshadowing ledger — what it plants, what it pays off, and what debuts here. Locked seeds pay off beyond your ⚓ progress; tap one to reveal it anyway.

Plants
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Pays off
1 chainA Living Bisected Samurai On Punk Hazard Points To An Unrevealed Devil Fruit
Firsts
  • The chapter's 'CC' is deduced by Tashigi/Smoker to be the scientist Caesar Clown — former colleague of Dr. Vegapunk, now wanted by the government, the world's authority on weapons of mass murder — the hidden 'master' behind Law's operation on Punk Hazard
  • Trafalgar Law personally cut the Wano samurai into three living pieces — locking his head inside (unspecified container), leaving his torso to rot, sending his legs to be fed to wild beasts; his severed legs later got stuck to the back of a dragon's head
  • The Wano samurai is searching for his missing son, Momonosuke, whom he believes is still locked in the laboratory with the kidnapped children
  • The samurai once ate a 'most peculiar fruit' granting him sorcerous powers to conjure clothing/disguises from any object for himself and others — 'made of sorcery, they disappear when removed'
  • Law qualified for the Warlord title within the last two years by sending 100 pirate hearts to Marine Headquarters; Brownbeard confirms Law saved/healed him during the Marineford war
  • Smoker is shown with a hole in his chest; the G-5 marines call him Vice Admiral and confirm the island is Punk Hazard ('everything here should say PH on it')
  • A CC-logo ship is hidden around the side of the laboratory

Arc: Punk Hazard · Saga: Dressrosa · Released: 2012-02-20

Summary

On the burning side’s slope, the centaur “boss” of Punk Hazard recognizes Trafalgar Law — Law healed and helped him escape during the Marineford war — and Luffy gushes that he owes Law his life “like Jimbei.” Law, now revealed as a Warlord who earned the title by shipping 100 pirate hearts to Marine HQ, treats Luffy’s wounds on a whim, warns “you and I are both pirates,” and slips away just as Vice Admiral Smoker and Tashigi charge in with the G-5 Navy. Law effortlessly downs Smoker (a hole already in his chest) and Tashigi, then withdraws around the back of the lab, telling Luffy “we each have something to regain… we’ll meet again.” Inside the blizzard-side ruins, the body-swapped “Team Sanji” group reunites with “Team Zoro” (Zoro, Usopp, Robin, Brook) amid freezing children; the samurai from Wano — still in living pieces (talking head, two-sword torso, running legs) — uses a Devil Fruit power to conjure coats and shoes from objects placed on their heads (rocks — no leaves/grass on the island) to save the kids from the cold. Reassembling the story, the crew learns the samurai came to Punk Hazard hunting his missing son Momonosuke, was sliced into three pieces by the Warlord Law, and stuck his legs to “the back of a dragon’s head.” Finally Smoker’s people find a CC-logo ship hidden by the lab; Tashigi reasons that “CC” can only be one man — the mad ex-Vegapunk scientist and weapons-of-mass-murder authority Caesar Clown — naming the operation’s hidden master.

New reveals

  • “CC” = Caesar Clown. Tashigi deduces the initials on the hidden ship’s logo belong to Caesar Clown — “that mad bastard, former colleague of Dr. Vegapunk, now wanted by the government… the authority on weapons of mass murder” (p. 19). He is named, not shown; framed as the hidden master behind Law’s Punk Hazard operation.
  • Law cut the samurai into three pieces. The Wano samurai’s head identifies the Warlord (“It was THAT man!!”) who “quickly cut my body into three pieces… locking my head inside, leaving my torso to rot, and sending my legs to be fed to wild beasts” (pp. 17). His legs had got stuck to “the back of a dragon’s head” (p. 17).
  • The samurai seeks his missing son, Momonosuke — “I know my Momonosuke must still be in there!… to rescue my missing son” (p. 16); he had been cutting down centaurs only because they “stood in the way of my quest.”
  • The samurai’s Devil Fruit. He “once dined upon a most peculiar fruit” and has since been able to “use strange sorcerous powers to give myself and others all manner of disguises” — conjuring coats/shoes from objects placed on their heads (rocks — no grass on the island); “made of sorcery, they will disappear when removed” (pp. 11-12). Fruit unnamed on-page.
  • Law’s Warlord credential. He earned the title within the last two years (p. 17) by sending 100 pirate hearts to Marine HQ (p. 6); Brownbeard confirms Law “helped me escape during Whitebeard’s war… and healed me too” (p. 2), and Luffy says “I owe him my life… He’s like Jimbei” (p. 3).
  • Smoker is shown with a hole in his chest (p. 6); G-5 marines call him Vice Admiral, and confirm the island’s name — “everything from this island should say PH on it… for Punk Hazard” (p. 18).
  • The Straw Hats remain in Law’s 4-way body swap: Sanji→Nami’s body, Nami→Franky’s body, Franky→Chopper’s body, Chopper→Sanji’s body.

Foreshadowing seeds planted

Payoffs (seeds from earlier chapters that resolve here)

Mentions / appearances

Notable panels

Open questions raised

Message in a bottle

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