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Everyone Falls in Love! Pirate Empress Hancock

EpisodeEp. 410

Episode 410 of the One Piece anime sets Luffy scrambling for a way off Amazon Lily while, out at sea, the Warlord Boa Hancock spurns a Marine summons to Ace's execution and petrifies the officers who pressed her.

Japanese Air Date: August 27, 2009
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Summary

Determined to rejoin his crew and avenge their rout, Luffy sets his sights on borrowing a vessel. Marguerite, fearing she is growing too fond of him, turns on him and drives him off. Miles from shore, Boa Hancock, the Snake Princess and a member of the Shichibukai, is met by a Marine ship under Vice-Admiral Momonga. He tells her of Ace's coming execution and the threat of Whitebeard's interference, then orders her to join the war or forfeit both her Warlord rank and the treaty shielding the Kuja. Hancock refuses, turns his men to stone with her Mero Mero powers, and departs.

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Key Events

On the island Luffy gets back in fighting shape and asks Marguerite to help peel off the women's vest, baffling her. He tries to leave by raft only for it to splinter under him, since the Calm Belt keeps ordinary ships away and the women believe men sink like stones. Marguerite fires Haki-laced arrows that can pierce rock, and Kikyo's group resumes the chase. At sea, Momonga recounts gutting a Sea King from within, then loses patience waiting for Hancock. When she finally appears she refuses the war, demands the ship's cargo, and unleashes Love Love Mellow on the smitten Marines. A furious Momonga gives her two days to comply or lose her title, and she dares him to try.

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Notes

This installment continues the Amazon Lily Arc and debuts the Mero Mero no Mi along with Hancock's Mero Mero Mellow technique. It also introduces a batch of Kuja, among them Yamabuki, Ran, Blue Fan, Cosmos, Daisy, Rindo, and the snake Bacura. The next-episode preview is trimmed from its usual length.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Episode 410?

In Episode 410, Luffy tries to find a way off Amazon Lily to rejoin his crew, while out at sea Boa Hancock refuses a Marine summons to Ace's execution. She then petrifies the officers who pressed her with her Mero Mero powers.

Why does Boa Hancock refuse the Marines' summons in Episode 410?

Boa Hancock refuses Vice-Admiral Momonga's order to join the war against Whitebeard, even though defying it costs her the Warlord rank and the treaty protecting the Kuja. She turns his men to stone instead and sails away.

Why can't Luffy leave Amazon Lily by raft?

Luffy's raft splinters apart under him because the surrounding Calm Belt keeps ordinary vessels away, and the Kuja women believe men sink like stones in the water. He is left stranded on the island as a result.

What does Boa Hancock do to Momonga's Marines in this episode?

When Vice-Admiral Momonga presses her to join the war, Boa Hancock uses her Mero Mero powers to turn his infatuated men to stone before departing. Momonga furiously gives her two days to comply or lose her Warlord title.

Which characters debut in One Piece Episode 410?

Episode 410 introduces several Kuja warriors, including Yamabuki, Ran, Blue Fan, Cosmos, Daisy, Rindo, and the snake Bacura. It also marks the debut of the Mero Mero no Mi and Hancock's Mero Mero Mellow technique.

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