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Stop Magellan! Ivan-san's Esoteric Technique Explodes!

EpisodeEp. 448

The breakout climbs past Impel Down's middle floors while Ivankov and Inazuma hang back to stall Magellan. Their stand wins precious time, but the warden's tireless poison eventually breaks through and overtakes Luffy's group near the surface.

Japanese Airdate: April 25, 2010 (Simulcast)
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Summary

Sprinting upward through the third floor, the fugitives are clipped by the venom of Magellan's pursuing Hydra. Bentham warns the others to keep their eyes forward. When the crowd gains the second-floor stairway, Ivankov grieves for the ones who never made it, then he and Inazuma take their stand. Inazuma's Great Scissors shear the staircase to pieces, seemingly cutting the warden off from the floor above. Magellan brands the move suicidal, yet Ivankov answers with taunts and a Death Wink that melts away one of the dragon heads.

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Key Events

Fresh Hydra heads burst from Magellan's back, and Ivankov fires bursts of New Kama Kenpo energy in reply. Up ahead, Luffy frets that the warden has stopped chasing them, but Bentham explains that Ivankov stayed to hold him off. On the second floor the Jailer Beasts start cutting down prisoners until Buggy frees more inmates and Galdino arms them. Buggy's group reaches the first floor as Luffy's continues to climb. Below, Ivankov feigns agony from the poison, his thick mascara and laceless boots fooling the warden again and again into believing his attacks struck home.

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Notes

His patience finally spent, Magellan moves to end it, but Ivankov retaliates with the Hair Removal Fist. Inazuma sees the warden ride Venom Road up to the second floor, having beaten Ivankov, and counters with a Keep Out that Magellan blocks. While fleeing the demon guards, Buggy crashes into Crocodile, a reunion that stuns both him and Galdino, all the more so once word arrives that Jinbe and Luffy have downed the demon beasts. After Bentham kicks the pair for calling the okama perverts and the fourth-floor inmates pour in, Magellan looses a fresh Hydra. The anime stretches the Ivankov and Magellan duel beyond the manga version.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Ivan defeat Magellan?

No, in Episode 448 Ivankov does not defeat Magellan; despite holding him off for a long stretch and landing a Hair Removal Fist, Magellan ultimately overcomes Ivankov and rides his Venom Road up to continue the chase.

What technique does Ivankov use to fool Magellan in Episode 448?

Ivankov feigns agony from Magellan's poison, using his thick mascara and laceless boots to trick the warden into believing his attacks are landing, buying time for the other escapees to keep climbing.

How does Inazuma slow Magellan down in Episode 448?

Inazuma uses his Great Scissors to shear apart the staircase, seemingly cutting Magellan off from the floor above and giving the escaping prisoners more time to flee.

What happens when Buggy runs into Crocodile in Episode 448?

While fleeing the Jailer Beasts on the second floor, Buggy crashes into Crocodile, and their stunned reunion also surprises Galdino just before word arrives that Jinbe and Luffy have defeated the demon beasts.

What does Magellan do after growing tired of Ivankov's resistance in Episode 448?

Once his patience runs out, Magellan unleashes a fresh Hydra attack and eventually powers past Ivankov, riding his Venom Road up to the second floor to resume the chase.

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