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“P1” · alive · Tobi Roppo of the Animal Kingdom Pirates

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Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1012)

• Struck by Big Mom on the Live floor; protests when she smashes him (“You just smashed my little broth—”) — establishing Ulti as his elder sister.

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1011)

• Arrives near Big Mom’s position at the chapter’s end (“Page One?!!”); relieved “Mama” is still alive (p. 19).

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1004)

• Arrives with his sister Ulti to find the Gifters betraying them; cries “No!! Sis!!” as Nami’s lightning threatens her (pp. 10, 12).

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 998)

• Outside the dome with Ulti in Spinosaurus form, terrifying onlookers (“Two dinosaurs!!”); his Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model Spinosaurus caption reprinted. (p. 16)

Wano Country — Onigashima raid, Performance Floor (Ch. 995)

• Rescues his sister Ulti from Usopp’s plant in Spinosaurus form, using the tail attack “Mortar” to smash through (pp. 13–14). She calls him “Pay-Pay.”

Wano Country — Onigashima raid, Live Floor (Ch. 991)

• On the Live Floor (dinosaur form — “the dinosaur from the Flower Capital”) fights Usopp + Nami alongside his older sister Ulti; nicknamed “Pay-pay” (pp. 5–6).

Wano Country — Onigashima raid (Ch. 990)

• With his older sister Ulti (who calls him “Pay-pay”); the pair gush over the escaped Yamato (who gave a piggyback ride and climbed the wall to get away). Childish bickering — “Who are you calling brats?!” — as the Yamato-capture contest is paused (p. 8).

Wano Country — Skull Dome (Ch. 984)

• Downed by Yamato’s “Thunder Bagua” alongside his older sister Ulti; the pair recover and fail to catch the fleeing Yamato + Luffy (pp. 2–6). Sibling bond with Ulti reaffirmed on-page (“Snap out of it!! Sis!!”).

Wano Country — Skull Dome (Ch. 983)

• Inside the Skull Dome with his older sister Ulti (she calls him “Pay-Pay”; he calls her “Sis”); he was injured earlier (Luffy used him to “ski down the stairs”) (pp. 8, 11).
• Transforms into his Spinosaurus form to fight Luffy; his fruit is re-captioned on-page as Ryu Ryu no Mi, Ancient Type, Spinosaurus Model (Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model Spinosaurus) (p. 11).
• KO’d by Luffy’s Elephant Gun (“PAGE 1!!!”, p. 14).

Wano Country — Onigashima (Ch. 982)

• Searches inside Kaido’s castle (Skull Dome) for the missing child with his older sister and fellow Tobi Roppo Ulti, whining to be carried (p. 16). Luffy barrels straight into the two of them at the cliffhanger; neither side recognizes the other (“Who the hell are you?”, p. 17).

Wano Country — Onigashima festival (Ch. 978)

• Revealed at the Onigashima Golden Festival as one of the six Tobi Roppo shown together for the first time (pp. 15–17).
• Family reveal: Page One is Ulti’s younger brother — she dotes on him as “Pay-pay” and he tells her “I said stop it, sis!!”; she threatens Sasaki for mocking him. (No surname revealed — sibling fact only.)
• Summoned with the other Tobi Roppo on Kaido’s “urgent” business and left waiting.

Wano Country (Ch. 945)

• Fights Sanji (“Soba Mask”) in the capital; his side already holds the intel that Soba Mask is “of the Vinsmoke bloodline” (pp. 5–6) — the enemy has cracked Sanji’s disguise.

Wano Country (Ch. 931)

• Battles Sanji’s “Soba Mask” in the Flower Capital; his name “P1” is printed on his belt. Transforms into his dinosaur form (the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model Spinosaurus Ancient Zoan) — bystanders note “those ancient types don’t mess around” (p. 9); his attacks are explosive and city-wrecking, and he is durable and overwhelming.
• After Sanji vanishes invisibly, Page One resolves to deliver the “corpse” to Boss Kyoshiro (p. 10), implying he answers to / coordinates with the Kyoshiro Family.

Wano Country (Ch. 930)

• Hunts the cook “Sangoro” (Sanji) through the Flower Capital, smashing every soba shop in District Two and threatening their owners to flush him out (pp. 14-15).
• Corners his target when Sanji reveals himself (“I’M RIGHT HERE!!!”); radios HQ — “Target spotted in the sixth block of District Two!!” (pp. 15-16).
• Transforms into his dinosaur form to fight; Sanji notes “So you’ve got dinosaur powers, huh…” (pp. 16-17).