Fierce Mid-Air Battle! Pirate Zoro vs Warrior Braham

A frightened Chopper dashes about in circles while Robin moves through what seem to be the ruins. Talking to himself about a flying blade attack, Zoro tries it on a bird that comes for him, judges it not yet ready, and keeps searching for another target. The reindeer's panic, it turns out, comes from the Divine Soldiers chasing him, though they break off to fight a Shandia and forget about him entirely. Inside the ruins, a Divine Soldier points Robin toward God's shrine, and when he damages part of the structure she takes offense and beats him.

Still crossing the forest, Zoro knocks out an attacking Shandia warrior with a punch. Braham, having just felled a Divine Soldier, turns on him, and Zoro at first tries to ignore the man since he is no priest. The unbroken attacks change his mind, and he readies himself, pleased that Braham is no second-rate flunkie. As the Shandia and Divine Soldiers clash all around, Braham's Shooters and Flash Guns force a long-range fight that gives Zoro trouble until he commits to his new move. Sanjuroku Pound Ho brings Braham down, and Zoro reflects on having accepted the contest of survival. Drifting into the ruins and bemoaning that the others left him, Chopper congratulates his own cleverness, unaware that Gedatsu stands close by.

Luffy and Wyper press on with their face-off, Luffy bouncing back the cannon fire with his rubber body. Enel then visits the ship and downs Sanji's attempt to strike using his Goro Goro no Mi powers, claiming he came without any wish to fight and greeting Gan Fall as an old acquaintance. Adapted from chapters 258 and 259, the episode introduces Robin's Seis Fleur: Twist and Zoro's Sanjuroku Pound Ho. It was the first Funimation edited installment to air solely in Australia and New Zealand, and it belongs to the Skypiea storyline.