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Ace's Convoy Begins! Battle on the Lowest Floor - Level 6!

EpisodeEp. 442

Episode 442 of One Piece brings Luffy down to Impel Down's deepest floor, only to find Ace already gone. As traps and gas threaten the rescuers, Inazuma's scissor powers save them, and the captain comes face to face with his old enemy Crocodile.

Devil Fruit Debut: Choki Choki no Mi
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Summary

Reaching Level 6 with Ivankov and Inazuma, Luffy reunites with Ace's former cellmate Jinbe, but Ace's cage stands empty. The group survives trap mechanisms and sleeping gas thanks to Inazuma's Choki Choki no Mi ability. Above them, Magellan hands Ace over to Vice Admiral Onigumo for transport to the execution grounds, while Buggy and Galdino find themselves stuck back on Level 3. In the lowest depths of the prison, Luffy crosses paths once more with Crocodile.

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Key Events

Pushing through the traps on the way down, Ivankov gender-swaps a male guard into her true self, and in gratitude she points the way to Ace's cell, where only Jinbe and a set of empty shackles remain. Jinbe urges Luffy toward the elevator to catch the convoy, but a spiked obstacle in the shaft strikes the captain and the chance slips away. Bars seal off the staircase back to Level 5, and Hannyabal orders sleeping gas pumped into Level 6, forcing Inazuma to shield the trio with his powers. Ace worsens his situation by rebelling and is pinned by Magellan before being handed to Onigumo for the trip to Marineford. On Level 3, Buggy and Galdino face the Sphinx, and at that same moment Luffy encounters Crocodile in the depths.

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Notes

Drawing from pages two to fifteen of Chapter 540, this Impel Down arc episode introduces the Choki Choki no Mi and debuts Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Ricochet. The anime expands several manga beats: the captured guard becomes a woman who willingly guides the group, Ivankov disables only a single Den Den Mushi rather than several, and Ace is shown fighting guards before Magellan pins him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 442 of One Piece?

In Episode 442, Luffy reaches Level 6 of Impel Down with Ivankov and Inazuma, reunites with Jinbe only to find Ace's cage empty, and then crosses paths with Crocodile while Magellan hands Ace over to Vice Admiral Onigumo for transport to Marineford.

What is the Choki Choki no Mi in One Piece?

The Choki Choki no Mi is Inazuma's Devil Fruit power, introduced in Episode 442, which lets him shield Luffy's group from sleeping gas and traps while descending to Level 6 of Impel Down.

Why can't Luffy catch up to Ace's convoy in Episode 442?

Jinbe urges Luffy to race for the elevator to catch Ace's convoy, but a spiked obstacle in the shaft strikes the captain and the chance to intercept Ace slips away.

Who does Luffy encounter on Level 6 of Impel Down?

On the lowest floor of Impel Down in Episode 442, Luffy reunites with Jinbe and then crosses paths once more with his old enemy Crocodile.

What happens to Ace at the end of Episode 442?

Ace rebels against his captors but is pinned down by Magellan, who then hands him over to Vice Admiral Onigumo for the trip to Marineford.

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