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To Annihilate the Crew! Legendary Assassins Attack!

EpisodeEp. 592

The Yeti Cool Brothers hit the wrecked lab, execute Brownbeard on Caesar's command, and haul away Nami in Franky's body for its hidden laser. Luffy cannot stop them, while a wary Caesar tests Law before letting his doubts go.

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Summary

The Yeti Cool Brothers call Caesar to report that Nami, Zoro, and Brook are dead and ask to be picked up. Back at the facility, Monet passes the killings along to Caesar and notes that Law had met the crew on two earlier occasions. Caesar levels a gun at Law and demands to know if he lured the Straw Hats here. Law replies that their arrival was unknown to him right up until the moment they bumped into him at the entrance, pointing out that any exposure would ruin him too. A flashback returns to Law's first arrival, when he requested only the run of the island, mutual silence on personal matters, and absolute secrecy, even from Caesar's patron, Joker.

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Reassured for the moment, Caesar tells Law that calling the children back would help further and doubts a man who flattered the government into Warlord status would make trouble. Holding up a sweet, he lays out the drugged candy, and Law remarks that the cruelty brings someone else to mind. As Law leaves, a blast rocks one of the labs. Reading it as an attack, Chopper frets the roof could cave onto the children. Outside, Luffy senses two enormous beast-like figures near Nami and Chopper. Briefly hopeful for rescue, Brownbeard understands the assault must come from the hired killers he describes as nameless guns-for-hire called Rock and Scotch.

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Notes

Scotch surfaces behind Nami and Chopper with his weapon fixed on Brownbeard, named on Caesar's kill list. He plays back a recording of Caesar dismissing Brownbeard as a worthless fool, gutting the man's faith before gunning him down in flames. Luffy storms back enraged, but the yetis blink away before his flying kick connects, and Chopper reports that Nami is gone, the single body ordered taken alive because it carries Vegapunk's laser. Slipping out the rear, Law cuts apart a guard who warns him about the Marines. Among its additions, the anime inserts a moment of Smoker and Tashigi crossing paths with Caesar's underlings and stages the abduction onscreen, where the manga kept it off panel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 592 of One Piece?

In episode 592, "To Annihilate the Crew! Legendary Assassins Attack!", the Yeti Cool Brothers execute Brownbeard on Caesar's orders and abduct Nami, who is currently in Franky's body, for its hidden laser, while Caesar questions Law's loyalty before letting his suspicions go.

Why does Caesar Clown have Brownbeard killed in episode 592?

Caesar Clown has the assassin Scotch execute Brownbeard because the centaur is on Caesar's kill list, and before killing him Scotch plays a recording of Caesar dismissing Brownbeard as a worthless fool to break his faith.

Why does Caesar Clown want to capture Nami in episode 592?

Caesar Clown orders Nami captured alive because her body at the time actually belongs to Franky, whose body secretly carries one of Dr. Vegapunk's Pacifista lasers.

Does Trafalgar Law betray the Straw Hats to Caesar Clown in episode 592?

No, when Caesar Clown levels a gun at him and demands to know if he lured the Straw Hats to Punk Hazard, Law truthfully replies that their arrival was unknown to him until he ran into them at the entrance, since exposure would ruin him as well.

Who are the Yeti Cool Brothers in episode 592?

The Yeti Cool Brothers, named Rock and Scotch, are legendary assassins hired by Caesar Clown to annihilate the Straw Hat crew on Punk Hazard.

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