## One Piece Chapter 777: Zoro vs. Pica - Chapter: 777 - Pages: 0-17 - Characters: Jinbe, sea monsters, island residents, Viola, Scarlett, Riku Doldo III, Diamante, Tank, Riku Kingdom soldiers, Kyros, Nico Robin, Rebecca, Dressrosa citizens, Senor Pink, Monkey D. Luffy, Donquixote Doflamingo, Pica, Trebol, Bellamy, Elizabello II, Marines, World Government, Roronoa Zoro, Baby 5, Donquixote Family soldiers, Usopp, Kin'emon, Kanjuro ### Summary Page 0: The title page reads "CHAPTER 777: ZORO VS. PICA." The cover story is "Solo Voyage of Jinbe, First Son of the Sea, Vol. 22: Apologies for the chaos and reconciliations and reunions, among other things." It shows Jinbe in the water amid sea creatures and island residents after the previous misunderstanding. This is a cover-story page connected to the series world, separate from the Dressrosa chapter narrative. Page 1: Memories of the day Scarlett died come to Viola's mind. Soldiers report to King Riku, "My apologies, King Riku! Our desperate search was in vain... We were beaten to the punch by a man named Diamante... Lady Scarlet, she... she was found in the city, shot!" Diamante laughs that if Scarlett had ignored her stomach a little longer she would still be alive, revealing she had been stocking up on food in the city market. Viola realizes Scarlett was her sister, then tries to run off, shouting, "Let go of me, Tank!" The soldiers beg her not to be rash and promise to remain in the palace and protect her. Page 2: In the present at the Sunflower Field, Diamante falls after Kyros's attack. His body strikes a wooden post with a sharp "snap," and he lies defeated among the flowers. Kyros stands nearby, breathing heavily, while the battlefield quiets after the finishing blow. The page has very little dialogue, emphasizing Diamante's collapse and the silence after Kyros's revenge. Page 3: Kyros, still badly wounded, tells Robin, "I am in your debt, Robinland." Rebecca smiles through tears as Robin replies with a gentle smile. A flower-hand protection rustles away, and Robin gives only a quiet pause in response. In the background, Scarlett's sword begins to roll across the field. The page shifts from the battle's violence to the quiet relief shared by Kyros, Rebecca, and Robin. Page 4: Rebecca runs toward Kyros and shouts, "Father... you must get those wounds treated!" Scarlett's sword rolls to a stop near them, and Rebecca notices it with a soft "Wha..." A memory echoes, "I shall always... be by your side!" The sword and the grave marker connect Rebecca's mother to the present victory. Kyros, Rebecca, and Robin stand together in the sunflower field, with Diamante defeated behind them. Page 5: Across Dressrosa, word spreads that Diamante has been defeated. A voice asks, "Are you sure, Lady Viola?" and Viola answers, "Yes... Kyros nii-sama won! Rebecca's also unharmed! Nico Robin protected her!" The citizens react in disbelief, calling Kyros the original undefeated hero of the Colosseum and wondering if the Donquixote Family is really crumbling one member at a time. Others cry out, "Commander Kyros!" as his victory becomes public knowledge. Page 6: Viola reports that beginning with Senor Pink, the other executives have also been defeated by the warriors supporting Straw Hat Luffy. She says the remaining upper-tier members of the Donquixote Family are now only four: the current king of Dressrosa, the Shichibukai Doflamingo; the two top executives Pica and Trebol; and Bellamy the Hyena. The people are stunned that only four remain and that the fighters have done so much for them while trying to save themselves. Page 7: Riku Doldo III heads down toward the city, saying he no longer believes his life is in danger and that there is probably something he can do to make himself useful. Elizabello II asks to accompany him, saying they cannot rely on the World Government or Marines forever. Citizens argue that they must tell everyone still in town there is hope, then begin gathering the townspeople in one place somewhere they can protect them. The plateau where the royal palace is located continues to move with heavy "fwoomp" sounds. Page 8: At Level 4, the Sunflower Fields, the ground erupts again and Rebecca asks Kyros what the earthquake is. Pica rises through the stone plateau and scornfully says, "Diamante... how pathetic of you!" Rebecca calls out in alarm, and Robin identifies the danger: "That is... the guy Zoro should've already taken care of..." Pica's movement threatens the wounded Kyros, Rebecca, Robin, and the area around Scarlett's grave. Page 9: Rebecca tells her father to stop because he can barely move, but Kyros says he did not come there merely for a one-on-one: as long as enemies remain, the battle is not over. He asks Pica what exactly King Riku is to him. Kyros says that to him, Riku is his stepfather, the man who stood by him as if he were not a worthless villain, and his savior. He rejects the idea that Rebecca's years of boos and insults were Riku...