Conis

Angel of Angel Beach · alive · Skypiea

Arc-by-arc updates

Skypiea — finale (Ch. 302)

• Recounts that the Straw Hats “ran off on us” before anyone could thank them (pp. 2–3); among the crowd waving the crew off at the descent (“Luffy!! Come back again!!”, pp. 14–17). Farewell beat.

Skypiea — aftermath / Symphony (Ch. 300)

• Reunites with Luffy and Nami in the forest where the Kami’s vassals stockpiled provisions (“CONISSS!”, pp. 7–8).
• Tearfully apologizes to her father Pagaya for once leading the Straw Hats into Heaven’s Judgment (“Father!!… I’m sorry… into the lower sea,” p. 9) — closing her guilt arc.
• Among the freed Skypieans (Enel’s “slaves” for six years, p. 10) now returning home; joins the closing festival. See Song of the Island.

Skypiea — the bell duel (Ch. 298)

• Among the citizens reacting to the bell duel; “Please forgive me!! It’s the duty of every citizen!!” (pp. 8-9). Witnesses the Giant Golden Bell toll as the Song of the Island sounds (pp. 14-19). See Song of the Island.

Skypiea — Ch. 0297 (“Praise of the Earth”) — prays for a miracle

• Among the doomed Skypiean refugees below; falls to her knees and prays to the gods for a miracle — “Gods, if you really exist… give us a miracle” / “Gods, please protect this country” / “PLEASE PROTECT THOSE PEOPLE!!” (pp. 16–18). Asks her father Pagaya “Do you think gods exist?” / “If they did… do you think they’d save us?” (pp. 16–17).

Skypiea — pleads with McKinley (Ch. 296)

• Among the citizens herded toward death by the White Berets; pleads with McKinley to stop, arguing the despair is unbearable and that the people abandoned their country and have nowhere to flee — “Captain McKinley, stop!! Please don’t…” (pp. 10–11).

Skypiea (Ch. 293)

• Caught in Enel’s lightning bombardment of Angel Island during the mass evacuation to the sea (pp. 11–13); named on-page with her father (“Conis! Pagaya!!”, p. 13).

Skypiea — evacuation (Ch. 285)

• Among the Skypieans organizing/undertaking the evacuation off Angel Island as the sky darkens (pages 14-15). (Minor / group appearance.)

Skypiea — helpless watch as the sky darkens (Ch. 283)

• Watches the lifting Ark Maxim and the darkening sky over Skypiea from afar (“the sky keeps getting darker…”, page 11; “I hope everybody is all right! I can only wait…”, page 14) — the bystander register over the coming annihilation.

Skypiea — watches the Maxim ship out (Ch. 282)

• Among the Angel Island evacuees watching the airborne Ark Maxim lift off; recognizes it — “So that’s the ark the Kami’s army was working on… It’s so big” (p. 16). Helps urge the islanders to flee to the Blue Sea (pp. 7-8).

Skypiea — Luffy vs Enel (Ch. 279)

• Joins the Angel Island evacuation effort, arriving with her signature “Heso!” greeting (p. 5); helps the White Berets move islanders toward the Blue Sea / Cloud’s End.
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 279.)

Skypiea (Ch. 278)

• On Angel Island, publicly denounces Enel before a panicking crowd: ”…Eneru is planning on obliterating this island! If you remain here, none of you will survive!!” (pp. 9, 13) and “I don’t accept… Eneru as a god!!” (p. 10).
• Brandishes a flame bazooka (“Don’t come near me! … It’s a flame bazooka”, p. 8) to drive the crowd to evacuate, then drops it (p. 10).
• The crowd fears she is a “bad omen” / “blasphemer” inviting Heaven’s punishment; when no punishment falls (p. 12), she explains why she risked it.
• Reveals her father Pagaya was punished by Enel: “He risked his life to tell me this. He… was punished, along with my father” (p. 12); the warning came via an escaped Kami’s soldier from Upper Yard (p. 12).
• Delivers the arc’s “act, don’t wait for a miracle” thesis: “Blaming it on someone else after the fact won’t save your own lives!! We must do something!! …Make your decision… to leave the country!!” (pp. 13–14).
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 278.)

Skypiea — the warning conch (Ch. 277)

• Blows a conch/horn (“TOOT TOOT”) from the deck near the Maxim to warn the people (p. 2). Shandian priests below recognize her: “that woman… Pagaya’s daughter… blasphemer of Kami” (p. 2).
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 277; first on-page appearance since 0274.)

Skypiea — branded a fugitive (Ch. 276) — named only; not shown on-page

• The White Berets broadcast (Captain McKinley) names Conis — with her father Pagaya and ex-Kami Gan Fall — a fugitive who “caused offense to the Kami” (pages 18-19). Named only; not shown on-page this chapter.
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 276; named-in-broadcast, not on-page.)

Skypiea — horror at the Deathpiea plan (Ch. 274) — reaction / narration

• Reacts in horror to Enel’s plan to drop Skypiea into the sea — “This country is doomed!!” (p. 6) — and to his lightning power (“No human could stand up to that!!”, p. 18); helps identify the Goro Goro no Mi alongside Nico Robin.
• Her family’s “evil ones who disobeyed the kami” reputation is gossiped about by Angel-Island children (pp. 5–6) — links to her father Pagaya and the kami’s-forces framing of the 400-year occupation.
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 274.)

Skypiea — directing rescues during the collapse (Ch. 273)

• Aboard Pierre with Gan Fall during the cloud-floor collapse, directing rescues of the falling (“Pierre, don’t worry about us. Go after the two inside!”, page 4). (Minor appearance.)
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 273.)

Skypiea (Ch. 272) — receives the doomsday warning on Angel Island

• On Angel Island with her father Pagaya, tends an escaped prisoner who crawls in screaming Enel’s plan (pp. 10–13). Her cloud-fox Su is agitated, sensing the distant destruction (pp. 10, 19). Resolves “I have to warn them!! Everyone on the island!!” (p. 19) — the seed of her later island-wide alert role.
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 272.)

Skypiea — guarding the Going Merry (Ch. 269)

• Guards the Going Merry with her father Pagaya at the Upper Yard’s north-eastern shore (the rendezvous Nami chose); blows the ship’s horn “to ward off enemies” / “to give us courage,” and prays “Please let everyone be safe.” as the battle’s explosions echo from the interior (pp. 2-5).
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 269.)

Skypiea — Jet Dial lore (Ch. 265)

• Identifies the Dial on Nami’s waver as a Jet Dial and states it “became extinct centuries ago. I didn’t expect to see one loaded on your waver.” (p. 2) — Dial-history exposition. See Dials Skypiean Sea-Shell Technology.

Skypiea — Survival Game (Ch. 264)

• With her father Pagaya, reaches Nami and the wounded Chopper by waver-boat, playing music to mask their approach (pp. 4-6).
• Reveals the evacuation plan: a new river cut with a Milky Dial to ferry survivors directly to the White-White Sea (the surface ocean) (p. 6). See Dials Skypiean Sea-Shell Technology.
• Distraught when Gan Fall flies off to pursue Enel rather than evacuate (pp. 3-4).

Skypiea (Ch. 259)

• On the Going Merry during the Sanji-revival scene; challenges the newly-arrived Enel — “then why are you here?!” (p. 19). (Inference on speaker identity: the white-haired Skypiean figure at the Merry = Conis; consistent with the 0257 dial-tutorial scene.)

Skypiea — guiding the crew at the altar (Ch. 252)

• Travels the Milky Road with Gan Fall on Pierre (p. 12); recounts how the Sky Knight saved the Going Merry from the guerrilla fire (pp. 16-17).
• Present at the altar reunion; part of the group that decides to camp and ask the Sky Knight questions when he wakes (p. 17).

Skypiea (Ch. 248) — convalescing at the Sky Knight’s home; hears Skypiea’s history

• Recovering at Gan Fall’s hidden home after the Ch. 244 punishment, told she is “still in danger” as an accomplice but safe here because “Enel’s Mantra won’t reach you here” (p. 2).
• Acts as the audience for Gan Fall’s history lesson: asks about Angel Island’s crops and the meaning of “pirates,” learns the Sky-People/Shandian war is ancient and ongoing, that Gan Fall is the former Kami deposed by Enel, and the “Song of the Island” legend (pp. 3-7). See Sky People and Shandian War, Song of the Island.
• Present with her father Pagaya and Su; shares pumpkin juice. Stays behind when Pierre carries Gan Fall off to answer the whistle (p. 8).

Skypiea (Ch. 240)

• Hosts the Straw Hats at her family’s Angel Island home; lends Luffy her waver (he wipes out immediately) and is amazed when Nami rides it instantly (pages 2–6).
• Demonstrates and names dials — Tone, Wind, Lamp — and explains Flame/Scent/Vision dials (see Dials Skypiean Sea-Shell Technology); delivers the thesis line “The civilization of Skypiea owes much to Dial Power” (pages 10–14).
• With Pagaya, gravely warns that Nami may have drifted toward the Upper Yard, “the domain of the Kami” — the one place in Skypiea you must never go (pages 16–17).

Skypiea (Ch. 241)

Skypiea (Ch. 242)

• Present during the White Beret confrontation; tries desperately to de-escalate (“Please don’t do anything rash, you guys!!” / “Run!! Please!! You can’t fight them!!”, pages 6, 11). Visibly anguished as the crew defies the law she lives under (“This is terrible!!”, page 9) — reinforcing her conflicted bind between Skypiean law/Enel’s surveillance and her Blue-Sea guests. The crew protects her while routing the police.

Skypiea (Ch. 243)

• Forced to betray the Straw Hats: summons the “Special Lobster Express” that drags the Going Merry toward the forbidden Upper Yard (pages 9–13). Her complicity is signposted obliquely — she insists Nami “put her t-shirt on,” pointedly does not drop the boarding ladder for the others, and “just happens to have a map of Skypiea” ready (pages 7, 13, 15).
• Framed throughout as coerced and visibly tormented, not malicious — the first clear hint of her divided loyalty under Enel’s regime.
• Names the descent route home, Cloud’s End (page 5), and walks the crew through the Skypiea map to the Sacrificial Altar (pages 4–5, 16). See Enels Four Priests And The Survival Game.

Skypiea (Ch. 244)

• Guides the away party (Luffy, Sanji, Usopp) through Lovely Street to the Angel Island boat landing; lends them her father Pagaya’s Karasumaru and directions to Upper Yard via Gate Two and the Great Milky Road.
• Trembling since she left her house; under Luffy’s questioning she breaks down and confesses she summoned the divine “punishment” because Skypiean law makes harboring criminals a capital offense — any citizen must deliver known criminals to the punishment site or be killed. Begs the crew to run.
• Engulfed by the divine-punishment cloud-serpent (the “Special Lobster Express”), then rescued by Gan Fall (“the Sky Knight”) on his steed Pierre. Confirms her Ch. 243 betrayal was coerced, not malicious.