The Roaring Burn Bazooka! Luffy vs. War Demon Wyper!

Usopp weeps over a fallen Sanji until Nami points out he was checking the wrong side of the chest for a heartbeat. Finding it on the left, Usopp is relieved that Sanji still lives. He then bluffs Enel, claiming command of eight thousand followers and offering to spare the god if he departs. Unamused, Enel strikes Usopp down with his Goro Goro no Mi. He informs Gan Fall that the Divine Squad members he seized six years ago have labored without rest ever since, and that his need for Sky Island is now fulfilled. Enel scorns the people of Skypiea for seeing Upper Yard as mere Vearth, noting that the Straw Hats, his own crew, and the Shandia all hunger for the City of Gold.

Enel takes his leave, calling himself another player in the final game and dismissing the question of his Divine Squad's freedom as something only God knows. In his place, Hotori and Kotori, Satori's brothers, arrive to avenge him.

Mid-fight, Luffy tells Wyper that cannons and rifles cannot harm him. Conceding the point, Wyper fits a Flavor Dial to turn his weapon into the Burn Bazooka. The two battle on and ultimately blast each other apart with bazooka-style strikes. Wyper opts to spare Luffy and conserve his strength for Enel, but as Luffy answers, the giant python Nola swallows him whole, leaving Wyper baffled. Elsewhere, Genbo overwhelms the Divine Soldiers until Yama appears, dodges his iron cannonball, kicks it back, and finishes him with Ten-Fold Axe: Axe Mountain. Aboard the Going Merry, Nami and Gan Fall ready themselves against Hotori and Kotori, while Luffy lands in an unknown place and Chopper, still searching the ruins, runs into Gedatsu.

Adapted from chapters 260 and 261, the episode introduces Hotori and Kotori and marks the debut of Yama's Axe Mountain technique. It belongs to the Skypiea storyline.