Thieves and Murderers
- Manjiro and Goemon have just been jumped by a bunch of random whaling guys.
- Except one of them isn't random: Jolly.
- Jolly has a thing against Manjiro (if you hadn't noticed by now), so he tries to blackmail Manjiro.
- How? Jolly has stolen the Captain's favorite pocket watch and plans on telling the captain that Manjiro stole it (yeah—Jolly's a total jerk).
- But… if Manjiro gives Jolly his money and never shows up on the boat again, then Jolly won't tell the captain about Manjiro's "thievery."
- Only Manjiro doesn't have his coins. His pockets are empty (except for some random stuff).
- Jolly is not happy and demands that they shake Manjiro upside-down—literally—but nothing's coming out of Manjiro.
- Manjiro picks up a piece of wood out of a fire and sets Jolly's beard aflame.
- Jolly and the other dudes take off, leaving the Captain's watch behind (which Manjiro picks up).
- Once Manjiro is alone with Goemon, Goemon really tries to convince Manjiro not to leave with the Captain.
- Instead, Manjiro just puts his five coins into Goemon's hand.
- Goemon's totally surprised (as are we): Where did the money come from?
- Turns out Manjiro learned a couple of disappearing tricks from one of the sailors.
- Goemon warns Manjiro that there will always be guys like Jolly, but Manjiro can't help being enraptured by the sunrise (they've been out for a while).
- The two part ways, with Manjiro promising that he'll see Goemon again.