Meanest man in the east. Illustrations. Rated for teens.

Meanest man in the east. Illustrations. Rated for teens.

"Nami's sick! Now the Merry Go is without her navigator! Luffy and crew have but one choice -- find land and hopefully a doctor. They miraculously stumble upon Drum Island where it is eternally winter, but upon arriving they find out the island has only one medical professional -- and she's a witch! With Nami's life on the line, Luffy sets out through the snow-laden fields to find this doctor, witch or not!" -- p. [4] of Cover.

Ichigo Kurosaki thought that Soul Reapers were the only ones hunting Hollows, but he was wrong. Enter Uryû Ishida, a Quincy, and possibly the last member of a powerful clan that died out over 200 years ago. Unlike Soul Reapers who strive to cleanse Hollows of their sins ans send them to the Soul Society, Quincys adopt a more direct approach--they kill Hollows without hesitation. To demonstrate the supremacy of the Quincys ways, Uryû challenges Ichigo...

Monkey D. Luffy finally gets his chance to become a pirate and heads out in a rowboat to seek the legendary "One Piece," said to be the greatest treasure in the world.

Monkey D. Luffy travels with his friends to Rainbase, the town of dreams, where they have a run-in with Captain Smoker and fall into the trap set by Ms. All Sunday, but when Vivi gets separated from the group she must find a way to rescue her friends while escaping the pursuit of the Baroque Works security officers.

If he's going to escape doing kitchen duty for a year aboard the Baratie, Luffy will have to get rid of Don Krieg. Unfortunately, Kreig's heavily armed and aided by his Demon Man commander Gin. As the battle commences, Nami has sailed off with the treasure in tow.

Ichigo and company meet their first obstacle on the road to saving Rukia from the Soul Society. It is Jidanbô, the monstrous gatekeeper who hasn't let anyone enter the gate he guards in over 300 years, but Ichigo just sees that as an extra challenge. Anything less would be boring!