The answer
Chapter 920 · updated
Kozuki Momonosuke is the son of Kozuki Oden in One Piece. ch. 920, p. 2 The manga identifies the ruins as Oden Castle because residents of Kuri loved Oden despite his wild behavior as son of shogun Kozuki Sukiyaki. ch. 920, p. 2 A young boy shouts that the castle belonged to Momo's father, confirming Momonosuke's parentage. ch. 920, p. 2 Kin'emon recalls Oden's life and the castle's true name as Kuri Castle while discussing his master. ch. 920, p. 2 Oden later has children including Momonosuke and Hiyori after his adventures at sea. ch. 968 "SO THAT WAS MOMO'S FATHER!" ch. 920, p. 2 "That is what the people of Kuri called the castle that once stood here... But actually, its real name was... Kuri Castle." ch. 920, p. 2 "Our master, Lord Oden, was quite the wild card... Despite being the son of Wano Country's shogun, Lord Kozuki Sukiyaki..." ch. 920, p. 2
Where it happens
4 chapters · first raised in ch. 920From the chapter
SO THAT WAS MOMO'S FATHER!
Chapter 920, page 2That is what the people of Kuri called the castle that once stood here... But actually, its real name was... Kuri Castle.
Chapter 920, page 2Our master, Lord Oden, was quite the wild card... Despite being the son of Wano Country's shogun, Lord Kozuki Sukiyaki...
Chapter 920, page 2
What this means for the story
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