Queen batters Sanji with copied Raid Suit tricks borrowed from the Vinsmoke brothers, but the cook's fury at seeing a wounded woman struck down sparks a fierce new technique, Ifrit Jambe, whose blue flames end the duel and hurl the defeated All-Star clear of the island.
Queen bears down on Sanji using the Raid Suit abilities he has duplicated, and an unaware O-some blunders into the heart of the fight. Tapping the scientific upgrades worked into his own body, Sanji breaks through to a previously unseen power, Ifrit Jambe, and with it overcomes Queen and flings him off the island entirely.
Once Sanji wrecks his Raid Suit, Queen carries on by mimicking the Vinsmoke brothers: Ichiji's eye lasers become Sparking Queen, Niji's lightning becomes Henry Queen, and Yonji's winch arm becomes Winch Queen, all in service of his vow to outdo Germa 66. A Diable Jambe kick shatters the mechanical arm, and when Queen vanishes with Stealth Black, Sanji answers by going effectively invisible through Soru at a heavy bodily price. O-some, patched up and bandaged, drifts back into the fray hunting for her mouse Chuji and runs into Queen, who recognizes the woman who long ago rebuffed his visits by claiming illness. Enraged at the lie, he strikes her down. Seeing Queen attack a woman tips Sanji into Ifrit Jambe, wrapping his flames in Armament Haki to burn hotter and blue, lending him sharper speed and harder kicks. Embracing the Germa science at last, he ends the fight with Boeuf Burst, which launches Queen clear of the Skull Dome, off Onigashima, and down onto the mainland below. Sanji hands Chuji back to O-some, then drops from exhaustion.

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Chuji debuts in this Wano Country entry, with both fighters unveiling several techniques. New material includes Germa 66 flashbacks, the geisha checking O-some, the strike on their refuge, Queen plotting to wait out Sanji's stamina, his memory of O-some, the full invisible attack, and Sanji's shifting visions of his family, Zeff, and the crew. Extended scenes cover the geishas fleeing, the duel, the Ifrit Jambe finish, Queen's ejection, and the goodbye before Sanji faints, with Chopper closing on Luffy becoming King of the Seas.
In Episode 1061, "The Strike of an Ifrit! Sanji vs. Queen," Sanji unlocks a new technique called Ifrit Jambe after seeing Queen strike down an injured woman, and he uses it to defeat Queen and launch him off Onigashima entirely.
Ifrit Jambe is a technique Sanji unleashes for the first time in Episode 1061, wrapping his flame-based kicks in Armament Haki so they burn hotter and blue, giving him sharper speed and harder strikes against Queen.
Queen mimics Ichiji's eye lasers as Sparking Queen, Niji's lightning as Henry Queen, and Yonji's winch arm as Winch Queen, all in an attempt to outdo Germa 66.
Sanji ends the fight with a technique called Boeuf Burst, which launches Queen clear off the Skull Dome, off Onigashima, and down onto the mainland below.
Sanji is provoked into Ifrit Jambe after Queen recognizes the geisha O-some, who once rebuffed his visits, and strikes her down in anger, prompting Sanji to fully embrace his Germa-enhanced power.
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