What we know
Unknown. The manga never identifies any specific individual held in the cell in Wano.
Ch. 924, p. 12open pagesettled: no
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- Where
- Ch. 924Wano Country
- Status
- Open mystery
What we know
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The sources do not identify any specific individual held in the cell in Wano. In the Udon prison district the next day after Luffy's fight with Kaido, guards discuss orders to deliver one poisonous fish per day with the bones removed to whatever is inside a barred cell door. ch. 924, p. 12 They note the usual purpose of the fish is to kill someone yet whatever is in there remains alive, speculating it might be a croco-shark and questioning why they must treat it nicely by removing the bones. ch. 924, p. 12 A narration states prisoners are forced to hammer glowing iron while guards demand they beat it harder so the capital will prosper. ch. 924, p. 12 A mounted samurai arrives at the prison gate. ch. 924, p. 13 A bandaged prisoner is later shown locked inside a cell after being thrown in, with a large bearded prisoner held in an adjacent cell. ch. 924, p. 14 "Give it one poisonous fish per day... with the bones removed." ch. 924, p. 12 "What's in this cell...I" "A poisonous fish." ch. 924, p. 12 "We usually use the poisonous fish when we're trying to kill someone, but it seems that whatever's in there is still alive." ch. 924, p. 12