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History's Worst Weapon of Mass Destruction! Shinokuni

EpisodeEp. 602

The 602nd One Piece episode unleashes Shinokuni as Smiley's body converts into petrifying gas, a Devil Fruit reincarnates in an apple, and Law tells Luffy the time has come to turn the fight back on Caesar.

Japanese Airdate: June 29, 2013
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Summary

Pleased that Smiley swallowed the bait, Caesar calls for its rebirth. The slime erupts into a high-pressure cloud of toxic gas that overtakes the fleeing pirates and his own subordinates, encasing and freezing one satyr in place. Meanwhile, on the wrecked sled, an apple in a sack pulses, turns blue, and forms swirling patterns as a Devil Fruit is reborn. Caesar exults that the gas hardens and numbs anyone it touches, and he bars his men from re-entering the lab.

Outside, the G-5 marines realize the broadcast horror is unfolding on their own island and demand entry. Zoro's group spots Vegapunk's dragon and considers riding it to safety. Inside, Luffy strains against the seastone to warn his friends. Caesar then dangles the prisoners' cage outside over the crowd, boasting that a four hundred million bounty pirate, a vice admiral, and a Warlord cannot stop him. Chopper finds a note reading do not do anything, and Law tells Luffy it is time to strike back.

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Key Events

Smiley dies and its body transforms into the petrifying gas Shinokuni, which spreads across the island and freezes one of Caesar's satyr subordinates. An apple in a sack reincarnates into a new Devil Fruit. Caesar refuses his fleeing men shelter and parades the captive crew's cage outside the lab. Chopper receives a note instructing him to stay put. Law declares to Luffy that the original plan resumes and that they will fight back.

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Notes

This Punk Hazard Arc episode debuts the characters Bakezo and Jero. It marks the first time the anime depicts a Devil Fruit reincarnating, lingering on the apple as it pulses, curls its stem, and shifts color into the new Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl. The anime expands several beats, including Usopp and Nami helping Brownbeard from the wreckage, Caesar's prolonged laughter, and the extended chase. A footwear error shows Nami's shoes as platforms rather than heels as Sanji runs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 602 of One Piece?

In the 602nd episode, History's Worst Weapon of Mass Destruction! Shinokuni, Smiley's body converts into petrifying gas, a Devil Fruit reincarnates inside an apple, and Trafalgar Law tells Luffy the time has come to turn the fight back on Caesar Clown.

What happens when Smiley transforms into Shinokuni?

Smiley erupts into a high-pressure cloud of toxic gas called Shinokuni that overtakes the fleeing pirates and Caesar's own subordinates, encasing and freezing one satyr in place.

What Devil Fruit reincarnates in episode 602?

An apple left in a sack on the wrecked sled pulses, turns blue, and forms swirling patterns as it reincarnates into the new Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl.

What does Caesar Clown do to the captured pirates in episode 602?

Caesar Clown dangles the cage holding the captured Straw Hats and Marines outside the lab, boasting that a 400 million bounty pirate, a vice admiral, and a Warlord cannot stop him.

What does Law tell Luffy at the end of episode 602?

At the end of episode 602, Trafalgar Law tells Luffy that it is time to strike back against Caesar Clown, resuming their original plan.

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