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Luffy Charges In! Great Decisive Battle on the Judiciary Island!!

EpisodeEp. 265

Episode 265 of One Piece launches the assault on Enies Lobby. Luffy slips past the gate guards with a strange new trick, the Franky Family and Galley-La crash the front, and two towering gatekeepers rise to bar the way.

English Air Date: June 29, 2013

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Summary

Word reaches Spandam that intruders have breached the outer defenses of the judiciary stronghold. The Franky Family barrels through the main gate atop the King Bulls Sodom and Gomorrah, scattering Marines, while their burliest fighters, the Kairiki Destroyers, pile out and start clearing a path. Far ahead, Robin walks alongside the captured Franky and the agents of CP9, hesitating for a moment before Rob Lucci coldly reminds her that turning back is no longer an option. Outside Enies Lobby, the rest of the Straw Hats wait aboard the Rocketman as Kokoro counts down the minutes until they crash through.

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Key Events

Approaching a knot of Marines, Luffy asks politely to be let through, then dodges a spear thrust and debuts Gomu Gomu no Mikata Robo, seizing one soldier and puppeteering him into his own allies. He leaps the second gate and presses on toward the main island, leaving the Marines to report his breakthrough. An enraged Spandam demands to know why the giant guards Kashii and Oimo failed to stop him, and waves off Jabra's offer to handle the lone trespasser. At the front, Paulie ties up a cluster of enemies with his rope techniques while Zambai and the others smash through, and Mozu and Kiwi pick the locks so the doors can be heaved open.

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Notes

The episode belongs to the Enies Lobby Arc. The giants Kashii and Oimo crush the Kairiki Destroyers with ease, shocking the Franky Family, while Luffy finds himself ringed by thousands of soldiers boasting a garrison of ten thousand strong. A visual gag has the Franky House sign misspelled as ERANKY FAMILY. The minor characters Kashii and Oimo make their debut here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Episode 265 of One Piece?

Episode 265 launches the assault on Enies Lobby as Luffy slips past the gate guards with a new trick while the Franky Family and Galley-La crash through the front gate, and two towering gatekeepers rise to bar the way.

What new technique does Luffy debut in this episode?

Luffy debuts Gomu Gomu no Mikata Robo in Episode 265, seizing a Marine soldier and puppeteering him into his own allies before leaping past the gate.

Who are Kashii and Oimo in One Piece?

Kashii and Oimo are the giant gatekeepers of Enies Lobby who make their debut in Episode 265, easily crushing the Kairiki Destroyers sent against them.

How do the Franky Family and Galley-La break into Enies Lobby?

They ride the King Bulls Sodom and Gomorrah through the main gate while the Kairiki Destroyers, Paulie's ropes, and lock-picking from Mozu and Kiwi help clear a path inside.

What does Rob Lucci tell Robin as they approach Enies Lobby?

As Robin hesitates while walking alongside the captured Franky, Rob Lucci coldly reminds her that turning back is no longer an option.

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