One Piece, Vol. 65  (English, Paperback, Oda Eiichiro)

As he battles the maniacal fishman Hody, Luffy attempts to bring the relations between humans and fish-men back to normal. To Zero is the 65th volume of Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece shonen manga series.

Summary of the Book

Monkey D. Luffy and his crew members are the only ones who stand between the New Fish-Man Pirates and their plan of ruling Fish-Man Island. Luffy and Hody are locked in a great battle in the waters above the island, and the other crew members fight their own battles within. However, time is running out. The Ancient Ark, Noah, is falling towards Fish-Man Island and it will destroy the island if someone doesn’t stop it. Can Luffy stop Hody in time to destroy the Ark, or will someone else manage to stop it?

About Eiichiro Oda

Eiichiro Oda is a Japanese Mangaka best known as the creator of the One Piece manga series. Besides this series, Oda has also worked on Wanted!, God's Present for the Future, Monsters, Romance Dawn and Taste of the Devil Fruit.

One Piece has since been adapted into an award-winning anime series, several direct-to-video movies, and one animated movie which was released in theatres across Japan and the United States. Eiichiro Oda is a self-professed fan of the works of Akira Toriyama and considers Dragon Ball one of the inspirations for his series. He has worked with Toriyama-sensei on Cross Epoch, a crossover manga series involving One Piece and Dragon Ball Z characters.

Manga Chapter List

This volume consists of the following chapters:

637. The Ancient Ark
638. Runawayhoshi
639. I'll Protect Everything
640. Right Above Fishman Island
641. What Are You?
642. Complete Loss of Face
643. Phantom
644. To Zero
645. Death is Also Revenge
646. Frog

Series Reading Order

Next, the Fish-Men must decide how to move on from their trauma and accept humanity. However, there’s another problem. Luffy and the others have angered a rather short-tempered member of the Four Emperors. The series continues in Volume 66, The Path Towards The Sun.

Art Note

This manga is read from right to left and is presented here in its original “un-flopped” format to retain authenticity.