The old woman playing cards wonders what Doflamingo is thinking, and another subordinate declares he is ready to fight if the Marines show up, while the old man replies that his orders are absolute. Baby 5 asks a little girl where Trebol is. On Dressrosa, someone asks Doflamingo not to make hasty decisions. He asks if Brannew thinks Law and the Straw Hats can move freely, adding that Smoker filed his report yesterday, and that the matter will be cleared up within a day, saying that Fujitora has been dispatched to deal with them. Brannew goes on to say that the Shichibukai are supposed to be held in the same kind of esteem as the Marines and Yonko, but is cut off by Sakazuki, who tells Brannew that he has made his point. He adds that Law's position is in jeopardy as well depending on his intentions. That made seven people until the story broke that morning that Doflamingo had resigned. He lists off the current roster: The strongest swordsman in the world, Dracule 'Hawk-eyes' Mihawk, the depraved king of Dressrosa, 'Heavenly Yaksha' Donquixote Doflamingo, the human weapon, 'Tyrant' Bartholomew Kuma, the ruler of Amazon Lily, 'Pirate Empress' Boa Hancock, the rookie behind the Rocky Port Incident, the 'Surgeon of Death' Trafalgar Law, the living legend 'Star Clown' Buggy, and the one that he had mentioned earlier. The scene changes to Marine Headquarters, where CommodoreBrannew is giving a speech about how there must be seven Shichibukai, no more and no less, saying their loyalty and power is supposed to serve as a deterrent to other pirates. Franky and Chopper are deeply moved by Kin'emon's story and Luffy declares they will save him as well. Kin'emon now vows he must return the favor and save Kanjuro. Kin'emon proceeded to follow Momonosuke only because his comrade, Kanjuro, stayed behind to hold off the enemies. Kin'emon got off the ship to help them, but it set sail right after that, trapping Momonosuke on board. They met some children on a ship who said they needed medical attention. Momonosuke continues, saying they were attacked the moment they landed in Dressrosa. Kin'emon, Momonosuke, and one of the other samurai washed ashore on Dressrosa. Kin'emon, Momonosuke, and two other samurai were on their way to Zo when they were shipwrecked. Law tries to interject, but Kin'emon continues his story. Luffy wholeheartedly agrees, and decides they should go to Wano while they are at it. Kin'emon eagerly asks if he and Momonosuke could join them on their trip to Zo. Law is surprised, since that is where his crew is, and once the mission at Dressrosa was complete, he was planning on going to Zo. He asks Law if he knew a place called Zo. From the next episode onward, the preview is given by the narrator and Luffy only announces the episode title.ĭuring the meal, Kin'emon starts telling the story behind why he went to Punk Hazard. This episode contains the final next episode preview to be narrated in-character.An alternate 'To Be Continued' caption in Japanese is used for this episode.This episode does not have any eyecatchers.This is the first episode of a story arc that concludes in the next episode, making these the only two Boss Luffy episodes not to have a stand-alone story.Brook tells the other of his past and leaves them.Ĭharacters in order of appearance Edit Anime Notes Edit Brook then remembers who he is: a former member of the Thriller Company who was attacked by his team and abandoned in the river. At Franky's workshop, they find their Mikoshi destroyed and Franky attacked. They find Mao being attacked by Zombies, which Luffy dispatches with a Gomu-Gumo No Bazooka.
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