One Piece Vol. 100: Color of the Supreme King
- ISBN
- 9781974732173
- Publisher
- VIZ Media
- English release
- Pages
- 216
- Chapters
- 1005–1015
- Anime
- Season 20: Wano Country ep. 892–1088
A hundredth volume is a number people search for, and in English it is the wrong place to look for the milestone. The thousandth chapter is in the book before this one. What is here is chapters 1005 to 1015 and 216 pages, more than any other volume between 92 and 102, dropped into the middle of the Onigashima raid with nothing beginning or ending. For buying this book, released Omnibus 34 appears to hold singles 100–102 by our existing grouping inference. Box Set 5 explicitly contains singles 91–111 but remains a December 8, 2026 preorder. The newly announced Omnibus 37 holds later singles 109–111 and does not include this volume. Match the contained range before choosing a collection. This single lists at $11.99; publisher list prices do not establish retailer stock.
Spoilers — why this volume matters. Tap to reveal.
Chapter 1010 gives the volume its title and its one piece of forward movement: Luffy works out more of what the Color of the Supreme King can do, and is knocked unconscious anyway. That pattern is the book. Kid and Law push Big Mom off the island and she comes back. Chopper's antidote mist ends the ice oni plague, and the raid immediately finds another way to go wrong. Two long accounts appear to close and do not. Orochi, who survived the beheading because he is a Yamata no Orochi Devil Fruit user, is put down by the Akazaya Nine, and Kanjuro is struck down by Kin'emon after wearing Oden's face; neither is finished with the story yet. Ashura Doji dies covering the others. The round volume number does not supply a beginning or conclusion. The buying decision still concerns a chapter stretch inside an unfinished battle.
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