Zoro, Sanji, and Brook throw off the Yeti Cool Brothers' intoxicating gas and thaw the frozen samurai, while Caesar admits that Smiley is the old disaster's poison compressed. As Law and Chopper slip inside the lab, Luffy's noisy crash-landing launches the hunt for Master.
Shaking off the fall and the KYP gas, Sanji's group reconstructs the ambush. A flashback follows them trailing giant footprints that Brook hopes belong to the fabled yeti, right up until the Yeti Cool Brothers spring out, hit them with stupefying rounds, and shear away the cliff beneath them. With the last of his awareness, Zoro cuts through the icicle-laden plateau and saves all three from the spikes waiting below. A retrieval squad finds them down in section F-16, where Sanji grabs one soldier's leg and crushes the entire party, careful because Nami's body breaks far more easily than his own, then rouses Zoro and Brook with knocks to the head.
Pressing on, they trip over the frozen samurai and shatter the ice off his head. He explains that his Devil Fruit denies him the ability to swim, and right now his lost torso feels as though it has sunk underwater. The others work out that the torso slid into the saltwater lake and reason that, because he still senses it, the sharks have left it whole, so they decide to fetch it. Moved by the gesture, the samurai thanks Sanji, who shrugs it off as duty and promises to thrash him once their bodies are set right. They then catch sight of the fleeing Centaur Patrol Unit, driven off by the thing at the lake, while Zoro overlooks the towering new mountain standing there.

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Inside the lab, Caesar discloses that Slime is the very agent behind the catastrophe four years back; rather than cleansing the toxic gas, he only compressed it into Slime, a horror that rested in his palm the whole time. Behind the building, Law and Chopper warp into one of his Rooms, and Law sets Chopper on the drugs while he plots how to draw Caesar and Monet outside, conceding that a particular problem keeps him from grabbing them himself. Screaming overhead heralds Luffy, Robin, and Franky smashing into the ruined Marine ship; Luffy roars for Master to step out, vexing Law with the spectacle and shocking Smoker's G-5 unit. A note flags that the earlier episode arranged the three pirates differently while they pictured the yetis.
In episode 595, Capture Master - The Pirate Alliance's Operation Begins!, Zoro, Sanji, and Brook shake off the Yeti Cool Brothers' gas and recover the frozen samurai's body, while Caesar admits that Smiley is the compressed poison from an old disaster. Law and Chopper slip into the lab, and Luffy's noisy crash landing kicks off the hunt for Caesar, whom he calls Master.
The Yeti Cool Brothers spring an ambush, hitting Zoro, Sanji, and Brook with stupefying rounds and shearing away the cliff beneath them. With the last of his awareness, Zoro cuts through the icicle-laden plateau and saves all three from the spikes below.
Inside the lab, Caesar discloses that Smiley, also called Slime, is the very toxic agent behind the catastrophe that struck four years earlier. Rather than cleansing the poisonous gas, he simply compressed it into the creature.
The frozen samurai explains that his Devil Fruit denies him the ability to swim, and he can sense that his lost torso has sunk into the saltwater lake nearby, so Zoro, Sanji, and Brook set out to retrieve it.
Episode 595 ends when Luffy, Robin, and Franky crash their stolen Marine ship into the island, with Luffy loudly demanding that Caesar Clown, whom he calls Master, come out and face him.
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