Whitebeard's commanders and the admirals trade devastating blows across Marineford, and Akainu reveals his magma when he obliterates a colossal ice block hurled by Diamond Jozu. Then Little Oars Jr., heir to the giant Oars, charges onto the field.
Summary
Jozu intercepts Mihawk's flying slash with his diamond body, and the Whitebeard Pirates surge ahead as Sengoku orders the front cannons to open fire. Impressed by the commanders breaking through, Kizaru decides the quickest end is to kill Whitebeard outright. He teleports before the old captain and strikes with Yasakani no Magatama, only for Marco, in his phoenix form, to deflect it. Marco then closes in and kicks Kizaru away, though the blow leaves the light admiral unfazed.
Jozu has his crew clear out so he can rip up the frozen floor and launch an ice block many times larger than a giant. Akainu rises from his seat to meet it, splitting the mass apart with his Dai Funka before raining volcanic rock across the battlefield.
Key Events
Akainu's magma is revealed as he destroys Jozu's enormous ice block with ease, then sets the field ablaze with a meteor shower that terrifies the Sabaody onlookers and wrecks one of Whitebeard's ships. Whitebeard blocks the assault aimed at him with his bisento. Marine cannon fire then destroys three of the four nearest ships, leaving only the Moby Dick as Whitebeard, Marco, Jozu, and Vista swat the cannonballs from the air. As the commanders cut deeper into the Marine lines and the vice admirals push back, Koby and Helmeppo waver, terrified and ready to flee. Their hesitation breaks when Little Oars Jr. arrives, prompting Moria and Doflamingo to move against him. The episode ends as Oars Jr. cleaves a Marine ship, vowing he will not let Ace die.
Notes
The manga never showed Koby and Helmeppo doubting their place in the fight; the anime adds it. Pandaman can be spotted in the background near the four and a half minute mark when Izou fires his guns. The episode debuts Little Oars Jr. and several techniques, including Kizaru's Yasakani no Magatama, Marco's Fujiazami, and Akainu's Dai Funka, along with multiple Devil Fruits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to Admiral Akainu in One Piece?
In Episode 463, Admiral Akainu reveals his magma powers by effortlessly destroying an enormous ice block that Jozu hurled at him, then unleashing a meteor shower of volcanic rock across the Marineford battlefield.
How does Marco block Kizaru's attack in Episode 463?
When Kizaru teleports in front of Whitebeard and strikes with his Yasakani no Magatama technique, Marco deflects the attack in his phoenix form and kicks Kizaru away, though the blow leaves the admiral unfazed.
Who debuts in Episode 463 of One Piece?
Little Oars Jr. makes his debut in Episode 463, charging onto the Marineford battlefield at the episode's end.
How do Whitebeard's ships survive the Marine cannon fire in Episode 463?
Marine cannon fire destroys three of the four ships nearest Whitebeard's fleet in Episode 463, leaving only the Moby Dick, which Whitebeard, Marco, Jozu, and Vista protect by swatting away the incoming cannonballs.
Why do Koby and Helmeppo hesitate in Episode 463?
Koby and Helmeppo waver in fear as the commanders and vice admirals clash around them in Episode 463, their hesitation breaking only when the arrival of Little Oars Jr. shifts the battle's momentum.
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