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A Descendant of the Beast! Little Oars Jr. - Full Speed Ahead!

EpisodeEp. 464

Oars Jr. barrels toward the scaffold to free Ace as the Giant Squad fails to halt him. Hancock enters the fray striking friend and foe alike, Kuma's Ursus Shock finally drops the giant, and the Warlords move in to finish him.

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Summary

Oars Jr. smashes through the Marine ranks, his sheer scale stunning both Warlords and soldiers. Cannon fire barely marks him, so the Marine Giant Squad abandons its defensive line to engage, only for the towering descendant to hurl a battleship at them, clearing a path for the Whitebeard Pirates through the plaza. When a pirate moves to strike Koby, Rear Admiral Yukimura saves him and warns that the unprepared have no place here, leaving Koby feeling useless. Vice Admiral Lacroix tries to stand against Oars Jr. and is quickly overpowered.

Whitebeard cautions the giant not to throw his life away, but Oars Jr. insists he only wants to save Ace. Moved by his resolve, Whitebeard orders the crew to cover him, and the Giant Squad, never having faced an enemy this large, must coordinate to bring him down.

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Key Events

Hancock joins the battle, repelling the Whitebeard Pirates with her Slave Arrow that petrifies them, then striking both pirates and Marines alike with Perfume Femur, turning whatever she touches to cracking stone. Challenged for hitting her own side, she retorts that she agreed only to fight Whitebeard, not to ally with the Navy, since all men are alike to her, save for the one she silently exempts. As Oars Jr. nears the bay and Moria readies himself, Kuma steps in and unleashes a massive Ursus Shock that batters the giant. His kasa slips off, and he recalls Ace crafting it so he would feel neither heat, rain, nor cold. Rising once more, he tries to take down a Warlord but Doflamingo dodges, immobilizes him, and severs his right leg. Moria then impales him with Tsuno-Tokage as he reaches the platform, dropping him at last.

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Notes

The episode debuts Choi and Yukimura, along with Hancock's Slave Arrow and Perfume Femur techniques and Moria's Tsuno-Tokage. A flashback reuses Straw Hat imagery tied to the original Oars.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Little Oars Jr. survive?

By the end of Episode 464, Oars Jr. has been struck down repeatedly, first by Kuma's Ursus Shock, then by Doflamingo severing his leg, and finally by Moria impaling him with Tsuno-Tokage, dropping him as he nears the execution platform.

Who is Little Oars Jr. in One Piece?

Little Oars Jr. is a giant descendant introduced in the Marineford Arc who charges through the Marine ranks wearing a kasa that Ace once crafted for him, fighting to save Ace from execution.

Why does Little Oars Jr. keep fighting in Episode 464?

Oars Jr. insists he only wants to save Ace, and even after Whitebeard warns him not to throw his life away, his resolve moves Whitebeard to order the crew to cover him as he pushes toward the platform.

What does Hancock do during the battle in Episode 464?

Hancock joins the fight in Episode 464, using her Slave Arrow to petrify Whitebeard Pirates and her Perfume Femur to turn anyone she touches, ally or enemy, to stone, since she agreed only to fight Whitebeard, not to side with the Navy.

Who finally brings down Little Oars Jr. in Episode 464?

Kuma's massive Ursus Shock staggers Oars Jr. first, and then Doflamingo severs his leg while Moria impales him with Tsuno-Tokage, bringing the giant down just before he reaches the platform.

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