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A Secret Strategy to Turn the Tables - Nightmare Luffy Appears

EpisodeEp. 370

Moria's coaching lets Oars twist the crew's own tactics back against them, and far away the shadow-stripped Rolling Pirates pack dozens of stolen shadows into Luffy, birthing the towering Nightmare Luffy.

Character Debut: Lola
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Summary

Brook, patched up after swallowing milk on his salt errand, declares himself ready to fight again. The salt matters, since purifying Oars and bringing down Moria before the sun rises is their single remaining chance, as Sanji stresses. Usopp engulfs the giant in flame with an Oil Star and a towering Firebird Star, yet Moria simply has Oars ignore it. The crew threads their attacks together, Zoro shearing a tower apart with the Great Buddha Slayer, Sanji booting the rubble at Oars, and Franky blasting debris, but the giant deflects and counters it all under Moria's direction.

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Key Events

The Kuwagata slingshot fires Franky at Oars for a point-blank shot, but the giant ducks and lays the cyborg out with a savage blow. Nami joins the fray and stuns Oars with a Thunderbolt Tempo, forcing him to his knees, until he answers with a Gum-Gum Whip that exposes his new ability to stretch like Luffy. Elsewhere the Risky Brothers of the Rolling Pirates trip Luffy up; they and the pink-haired Lola have spent three years stripped of their shadows. One after another they cram shadows into Luffy, whose skin pales to blue as his strength surges.

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Notes

Scoring 9.3 and placing fifth, the episode marks Lola's debut. The Rolling Pirates mean to turn Moria's own power back on him, yet the shadow surge holds for only ten minutes, and with the mist clearing roughly twenty minutes stand between them and daybreak. Now Nightmare Luffy, hefting a giant sword and hungry for battle, he tears off in completely the wrong direction. Pandaman cameos among the shadows forced into his body.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Episode 370 of One Piece?

In Episode 370, the Straw Hats throw everything they have at Oars while Moria directs the giant to deflect and counter each attack. Meanwhile, the shadowless Rolling Pirates begin cramming dozens of stolen shadows into Luffy, giving rise to a towering Nightmare Luffy.

How does Nightmare Luffy come to be in Episode 370?

The Risky Brothers and Lola of the Rolling Pirates, who have spent three years stripped of their own shadows, cram shadow after shadow into Luffy. His skin pales to blue as his strength surges, transforming him into the towering Nightmare Luffy.

Who debuts in Episode 370 of One Piece?

Episode 370 marks the debut of the pink-haired Lola, a member of the Rolling Pirates. The episode scored a 9.3 rating and placed fifth for the week.

What new ability does Oars show in Episode 370?

During the fight in Episode 370, Oars answers Nami's Thunderbolt Tempo with a Gum-Gum Whip, revealing that he can stretch his limbs just like Luffy. This new stretching ability catches the Straw Hats off guard.

How long does the shadow surge give Nightmare Luffy his power?

According to Episode 370, the shadow surge granted to Nightmare Luffy holds for only ten minutes. With the mist clearing, roughly twenty minutes remain before daybreak forces a reckoning.

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