Gushing Blade Attack! Zoro vs Priest Ohm!!

Anxious about Nami and Gan Fall inside Nola, Zoro struggles against Ohm, who somehow tracks his exact position and lands hit after hit with his cloud-iron sword. Zoro's Nitoryu: Taka Nami is turned aside by Eisen Back, and a barrage of Eisen Fan, Fork, and Fleuret keeps him from closing in. Frustrated by Ohm's uncanny prediction, Zoro retreats, sheds his goggles, and ties on his bandana to wait. Realizing the blade itself betrays its wielder's location, he draws his katana and unleashes Santoryu: Hyakuhachi Pound Ho, splitting the iron cloud and finally bringing the priest down.

Within the python, Luffy cushions everyone's fall with Gomu Gomu no Fusen. Gan Fall frees Aisa, yet she rounds on him with his own lance, branding him an enemy who stole the Shandia homeland. He offers his life in apology to her ancestors, and only Luffy's intervention, reminding her the man has already repented, breaks her into tears. Meanwhile Enel finds Robin in the upper ruins, confirming the golden bell was real because its ringing was heard when Upper Yard was launched skyward four centuries ago. A wounded Divine Squad member then staggers to Conis and Pagaya, warning that Enel means to crash Skypiea into the Blue Sea with his ark Maxim and slay every Skypiean.

The episode adapts chapters 271 and 272 and debuts Moyle along with several of Ohm's Eisen techniques and Zoro's 108 Pound Cannon. Enel calls down lightning on Pagaya and the soldier, and Pagaya shoves Conis to safety toward the Going Merry as she screams for him. The lance scene with Aisa was created for the anime and does not appear in the manga.