Pagaya

alive · Skypiea

Arc-by-arc updates

Skypiea — finale (Ch. 302)

• “Old Guy” — among the Skypiea send-off party as the crew descends (Luffy: “Conis and Old Guy and White-thing, take care!”, p. 8). Farewell appearance.

Skypiea — aftermath / Symphony (Ch. 300)

• Reunited with his daughter Conis, who apologizes to him for the Heaven’s Judgment incident (“Father!!… I’m sorry,” p. 9). Among the freed Skypieans returning home.

Skypiea (Ch. 293)

• Named/present during the evacuation as Enel bombards Angel Island (“Conis! Pagaya!!”, p. 13).

Skypiea (Ch. 278) — referenced only; not shown on-page

• Referenced only (not shown): Conis reveals Pagaya was punished by Enel for being the source of her warning — “He… was punished, along with my father” (p. 12). On-page status post-punishment is left unstated; not marked deceased.
• (NO last_appearance change — Pagaya does not appear on-page in 0278.)

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

• Named in the White Berets’ fugitive broadcast alongside daughter Conis and “their conspirator, former Kami Ganfor” (Gan Fall) (pages 18-19). Named only; not shown on-page.
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 276; named-in-broadcast, not on-page.)

Skypiea (Ch. 272)

• On Angel Island, urges immediate care for the collapsed escaped prisoner — “What happened?! Conis, we must treat him right away!” (p. 11) — and hears the warning that Enel will destroy everything with the ark Maxim (pp. 11–13).
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 272.)

Skypiea — guarding the Going Merry (Ch. 269)

• On-page with Conis defending the Going Merry at the rendezvous shore; reluctantly accepts that “we would be the ones protecting the ship,” keeping their spirits up with the horn (pp. 3-5).
• (RECURRING — only last_appearance advances to Ch. 269.)

Skypiea — Survival Game (Ch. 264)

• Confirms Aisa can sense the Blue Sea people’s movements via Mantra (p. 2); shepherds her and Conis on the waver-boat. See Mantra.
• Engineers the Milky-Dial escape river to the White-White Sea and has “something for” Nami (a parting gift, likely a Dial weapon — not yet shown on-page) (p. 6). See Dials Skypiean Sea-Shell Technology.

Skypiea (Ch. 248) — sheltering with Conis at the Sky Knight’s home

• Recovering alongside Conis at Gan Fall’s hidden home; shares the pumpkin juice (“This pumpkin juice is so delicious,” p. 8). Off to the side during Gan Fall’s history exposition; remains behind when the Sky Knight departs.

Skypiea (Ch. 240)

• Explains the two natural cloud types (Sea Clouds vs Island Clouds), the Cloud Quarry, the Milky Road, and that clouds condense from keratin + pyrobloin — the sky analogue of sea-prism stone (see Skypiea Cloud-Ocean and Island Cloud Material) (pages 7–9).
• Demonstrates dials over tea; notes he “can barely handle a waver” himself, underscoring how difficult they are to master (pages 12–13).
• Turns grave at chapter’s end: “I have a bad feeling about this, Conis” — Nami may have wandered toward the Upper Yard (pages 16–17).

Skypiea (Ch. 241)

• Reaffirmed as a “dial-craft engineer”; offers to fix the crew’s old Waver (“If it can be fixed, I’ll make the repairs”) and prepares to take it apart at chapter’s end (pages 4, 17). See Waver Sky Jet-Ski.

Skypiea (Ch. 242)

• Off-page; the waver he repaired (Ch. 240–241) is both the evidence that condemns the crew (presumed-stolen sky-island property, Class-9) and the weapon Luffy uses to rout the White Berets. See Waver Sky Jet-Ski.

Skypiea (Ch. 243)

• Delivers the chapter’s exposition on the Kami’s sacrifice system: the Special Lobster Express is “one of the Kami’s servants,” and everything it carries off becomes “an offering to the Kami” at the Sacrificial Altar north-east of the Upper Yard (page 14).
• States the Survival-Game mechanic: criminals “either become sacrificial offerings… or they undergo a challenge,” and are meanwhile the Kami’s hostages (pages 15–16). See Skypiea Survival Game and Heavens Punishment.
• Warns “the Kami’s four vassals are unimaginably strong” — first explicit “four vassals” count (page 17). Names the god as “Kami Eneru” in the closing caption. See Enels Four Priests And The Survival Game.
• Agrees to repair the Going Merry and supply spare parts (pages 7–8).

Skypiea (Ch. 244)

• Owner of the Karasumaru boat that Conis lends the away party. Bound by the same Skypiean divine-punishment law that compels Conis; after she is taken by the cloud-serpent, he cries for the Kami to bring her back (”…KAMI!! Please come back to us…”). See Ch. 244.