The Noah Closing in! The Fish-Man Island Facing Destruction!

Neptune insists to Fukaboshi that Noah is no mere relic and must never be harmed, since it is meant to stay still until the Promised Day. In the plaza, Hody's foes marvel that Luffy could hurt him, and Luffy notes the man is built like a tank. Hody thrusts a palm of Fish-Man Karate into Luffy's head, but rubber shrugs it off, and Luffy says the technique pales beside Jinbe's. He coats his forehead in Armament Haki and smashes through the Iron Shell shield with Gomu Gomu no Kane, then halts Hody's kick with a Haki-clad arm and drives a punch into his gut that hurls him into the wall.

The plaza darkens as Noah reaches the island and pushes on the bubble, which would shatter part of the island if it bursts. Wadatsumi crashes down from above and begs Vander Decken to halt the ship before he dies, but Decken declares he will sacrifice him because nothing he throws can be stopped short of its target. He then reveals he intends to kill Shirahoshi and everyone on the island over her refusal, infuriating Hody at the betrayal. Realizing the bubble will fail, the crew notices Shirahoshi has vanished and reappeared high above the plaza.

Spreading her arms, Shirahoshi begs Decken to take only her life, and Jinbe sees that her height could draw Noah off course. Decken's thrown knife strikes her below the shoulder. Hody slips away to ride a trailing chain, so Luffy grabs Sanji's leg, takes a piece of Bubbly Coral from Jinbe, and readies to launch after him. Luffy debuts Gomu Gomu no Kane and the Haki punch the anime names Gomu Gomu no Bullet. The episode also has Jinbe explicitly confirm Luffy is using Observation Haki to dodge Yabusame.