One Piece Chapter 1165: Roger and Garp’s Epic Final Attack Ends Rocks D. Xebec’s Reign in God Valley

November 6, 2025
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Posted in Jejepangan Manga

The Elbaf Arc continues to solidify itself as one of One Piece’s most legendary storylines, and Chapter 1165 pushes it even further.

Following the intensity of the God Valley flashback, Eiichiro Oda finally delivers the long-awaited climax — the legendary showdown between Rocks D. Xebec, Gol D. Roger, and Monkey D. Garp.

In the previous chapter, Rocks underwent a terrifying transformation after being struck by Imu’s forbidden power — Domi Reversi.

This ability turned him into a near-immortal demon with immense power, speed, and destructive aura. Under this state, Rocks had single-handedly overwhelmed even the future Yonko — Big Mom, Kaido, and Whitebeard — defeating them effortlessly.

The Battle of Legends in God Valley

Chapter 1165, titled “Echoes,” opens where the last chapter left off. As Roger and Garp face the monstrous Domi Reversi Rocks, they both sense his overwhelming aura — his voice echoing through the battlefield.

Their first attacks, even when infused with Conqueror’s Haki, failed to pierce Rocks’ defenses.

The resulting clash, however, split the skies and tore the mountains apart, creating a massive shockwave across God Valley.

Bruised but unyielding, Roger and Garp cast aside their jackets, preparing for one final stand.

Amid the chaos, communication snails buzzed — both warriors vowing to return, even if it cost them everything.

In a surprising exchange, Roger admitted he had originally come to steal treasure and Shakky, while Garp confessed he had planned to arrest both Roger and Rocks. Yet destiny forced them to join hands.

Meanwhile, the Rocks Pirates began to crumble. Shiki accepted that their era was ending, while Linlin (Big Mom) and Kaido exchanged heated words — swearing future rivalries that would one day define the seas.

Elsewhere, a young Newgate (Whitebeard) rejected an alliance offer from Polo Gram, foreshadowing the lone path he would take.

Even Dragon, aboard a Marine ship, showed early signs of rebellion, threatening a superior officer to save civilians — a clear hint of the revolutionary spirit he would later embody.