Shakky

Shakuyaku (“Shakky”) · alive · bar owner & former pirate · Grove 13, Sabaody Archipelago

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Arc-by-arc updates

God Valley flashback — rescued by the Roger Pirates (Ch. 1166) — shown (young)

God Valley flashback (Ch. 1165) — mentioned (deep flashback)

• Named on-page in connection with God Valley: Roger’s plan there had been to “steal Shakky and the treasure and hightail it out” (p. 7). Places Shakky at / adjacent to the God Valley Incident. (Mentioned, not shown; recorded as a mention.)

God Valley flashback (Ch. 1162) — shown (deep flashback)

• Held/targeted amid the God Valley battle; recovered by Silvers Rayleigh — the origin beat of the Rayleigh–Shakky relationship (pp. 2–3).
• See Silvers Rayleigh.

God Valley flashback — coveted by both the Rocks and Roger crews (Ch. 1160) — shown (deep flashback)

God Valley flashback — kidnapped, then the manhunt’s grand prize (Ch. 1159) — shown (deep flashback)

The Era of Rocks — the Kuja Empress at the Rip-off Bar (flashback) (Ch. 1158) — shown (deep flashback)

• Revealed as the Kuja Empress Roger’s crew fought “before she abdicated” (p. 3); the crew “were so bummed out when she abdicated her Emperor’s throne” (p. 2).
• Ailing from illness, she passed Roger a note — “Come and get me — Shakuyaku” — that Rayleigh reads as a love letter; she faints from her illness at the bar (pp. 3, 9).
• Runs her Rip-off Bar on Pirate Island (Fullalead) under Rocks’s control; by her own decree, patrons are forbidden to fight on the island, so rival crews (Roger Pirates, Rocks Pirates) mingle without warfare (pp. 6–9).
• Openly bantering-romantic with Roger (“your lover boy”); tied to young Gloriosa (fellow Kuja).
• See Rocks and God Valley, Shakky’s Rip-off Bar.

Era of Rocks — stepping down as Kuja captain; opening the Rip-off Bar on Fullalead (Ch. 1157) — shown (flashback)

• See Kuja Pirates, Shakky’s Rip-off Bar, Rocks and God Valley.

Great-Pirate-Age flashback (Ch. 1156) — shown (deep flashback)

• Revealed as the renowned First Mate of the golden-age Kuja Pirates under Captain Gloriosa (the future Grandma Nyon) — “the true star of the times, who outshone even Gloriosa’s beauty” (pp. 5, 8).
• Her beauty made the mighty into fools: Roger attacked the Kuja repeatedly just to “seize her,” Gaban and Garp were dazzled, and Rayleigh’s crew made spectacles of themselves (pp. 6–9). Mocks Roger’s infatuation — “Hee hee hee. I love you too, Roger.”
• Later “took the mantle of Empress,” and the Kuja’s popularity reached unseen heights (p. 11). The future Empress Tritoma is among the crew.
• See Kuja Pirates, Grandma Nyon.

Final Saga — world reaction (Ch. 1121)

• Shown tending to Rayleigh as the broadcast plays — “You’re going to catch a cold, Ray!” (p.14).

Sabaody Archipelago (Ch. 499) — sends the crew after the coating specialist

• Advises the crew that Navy HQ is “busy with something else” and won’t move on them unless they make a scene, then sends them off to find the ship-coating specialist (p. 2). See Ship Coating, Hachis Trusted Coating Specialist Setup.

Sabaody Archipelago — hosts the wounded crew; Rayleigh returns (Ch. 506)

• Hosts the wounded Straw Hats at Shakky’s Rip-off Bar; greets the returning Rayleigh — “Oh, Ray. Welcome back. That was fast” (p. 7). Calls Luffy “Monkey.”
• Sits in on Rayleigh’s Roger-era recollections (pp. 13-16), familiar with the whole history — corroborating her own Roger-era proximity.

Sabaody Archipelago — hands over Rayleigh’s Vivre Card; backs Luffy (Ch. 507)

• Had been keeping Rayleigh’s Vivre Card; it’s handed to the crew (pp. 10-11). See Silvers Rayleigh.
• “I’m becoming an even bigger fan of yours, monkey” — backs Luffy; urges the others to lie low for three days as Kizaru hunts them (pp. 10, 12).

Sabaody Archipelago (Ch. 514)

• Holds her bar with Camie, Hatchan, and Pappag in the wake of the crew’s scattering; delivers an ominous prophecy that “the times are about to become as rough as these seas” and “a big wave like no one’s ever seen before is heading this way” (pp. 4-5). See Shakky’s Prophecy The Times Will Become As Rough As These Seas.

Post-War — Sabaody (Ch. 593)

• Notes the group is gathering around Luffy’s vivre card and that “Ray’s with Monkey” now (Silvers Rayleigh is with Luffy); keeps the group calm when Kuma appears, identifying him as the one who “came to see Ray the other day” (pp. 14–15).

Return to Sabaody (Ch. 600)

• Arrives with Rayleigh as the reunion begins: “Hello, Straw Hats! The situation on the island has changed. There’s a lot of unrest right now” (p. 17).

Return to Sabaody — courier mention (Ch. 601) — mentioned, not on-page

• Mentioned only: a courier she sent extracts Brook from the Sabao Dome and routes him to the crew’s Grove 42 rendezvous — “Yo ho ho! Thanks a lot! You showed up just in time!” / “Shakky sent me.” (p. 2).

Return to Sabaody — watching the crew leave with Rayleigh (Ch. 603)

• At her bar with Silvers Rayleigh as the Sunny departs; “Are you thinking about the past, Ray?” — prompts the Roger first-meeting flashback. States she is “a fan of his [Luffy’s]” and notes “Monkey and the others look so much more mature now” (pp. 5-6).

Amazon Lily reveal — siege aftermath (Ch. 1059)

• Major backstory: Shakky was Empress of Amazon Lily two generations ago and a former captain of the Kuja Pirates (p.16 bio-box) — her long-unnamed pirate past is now identified as the Kuja. (Resonates with the Vol-90 SBS Rocks-era tease above.)
• Narrates the present-day aftermath of the Blackbeard siege to Rayleigh, lamenting that Vegapunk’s Sea Prism stone paddleships now let the Navy cross the Calm Belt, so Amazon Lily “isn’t as safe for us as it was before” (p.16).
• Notes one of the new Seraphim “looked identical to our sister as a child” — i.e. modeled on a young Boa Hancock (p.17).

Sabaody (Ch. 1116)

• At her bar with a drunken Rayleigh as the broadcast plays — “Hey, Ray!! …You’ve had too much to drink.” (p. 13)

God Valley (flashback) (Ch. 1161)

• Backstory revealed: young Shakuyaku was a coveted captive prize/bride intended for Garling — pirates came “from far and wide” to rescue her (pp. 13–17). Holy Knight St. Sommers resolved to kill her rather than let anyone have her (“the light of hope has finally gone out!!”), but she had smuggled a note (“Come and get me”) to Rayleigh, who saved her (pp. 18–19).

Notes

• Forward-canon: her partnership with the coating specialist Rayleigh deepens as the Sabaody arc proceeds.