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Tashigi's Tears! G-5's Desperate Breakthrough Plan!

EpisodeEp. 605

Episode 605 of One Piece has Caesar isolate Building A to flood it with gas, forcing a frantic dash for the gate in which several G-5 marines sacrifice themselves so Tashigi and the rest can survive.

Japanese Airdate: July 20, 2013
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Summary

Enraged that the prisoners escaped into his lab, Caesar plans to seal the corridor between buildings A and B, blast the wall, and let Shinokuni in to wipe out the intruders. Vergo decides instead to deal with them personally and heads out. Chopper, who overheard the scheme, slips away with a sedative and a cure to find the children in the maze-like facility.

Luffy, Smoker, and Law clear the gate just before the closing alarm sounds. Hearing it, Tashigi orders the G-5 marines to stop fighting the Straw Hats and rush the gate, while Zoro, Brook, and Kin'emon cut their way through the troops. A cannon blast tears open Building A's wall, and the gas petrifies several marines as the rest flee. Most escape, but a few stay behind to push Tashigi across, freezing in poses that urge their comrades onward. Caesar vows that no one will leave his lab alive.

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Key Events

Caesar orders the A-B passage sealed and the wall destroyed to flood Building A with Shinokuni. Vergo sets out to eliminate the escapees himself, and Chopper sneaks off to reach the children. Luffy, Smoker, and Law pass the gate ahead of the alarm. Tashigi has the marines abandon their fight and race for the closing gate. A cannon breaches the wall, petrifying some marines, while others sacrifice themselves to get Tashigi through. The Straw Hats and most marines survive, and Caesar swears none will escape alive.

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Notes

This Punk Hazard Arc episode debuts the character Machete Run, whom Luffy downs with a Gear Second kick. Anime-only additions include Luffy defeating more of Caesar's men before reaching Run, and Robin flying down to land on Brownbeard's back. The anime also has Tashigi exit Building A after the Straw Hats rather than alongside them, and the next-episode preview was again shortened.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the G5 One Piece?

G-5 is the Marine unit under Vice Admiral Smoker and Captain Tashigi that fights during the Punk Hazard operation; in Episode 605, several of its members sacrifice themselves in a breakout push so Tashigi and the rest can escape Caesar Clown's Shinokuni gas.

What happens in episode 605 of One Piece?

Episode 605 has Caesar Clown flood Building A with Shinokuni gas as Luffy, Smoker, and Law flee, while Tashigi leads the G-5 marines in a desperate dash through the closing gate, with several marines sacrificing themselves so the group can escape.

What happened to Tashigi in One Piece?

In Episode 605, Tashigi orders the G-5 marines to abandon their fight and race for the closing gate, and several of them sacrifice themselves, freezing in poses that push her across to safety as Caesar's gas overtakes the building.

What new character debuts in Episode 605?

Episode 605 introduces the character Run, whom Luffy defeats with a Gear Second kick.

Why does Caesar Clown want to flood Building A with gas in Episode 605?

Caesar Clown orders the corridor between Buildings A and B sealed and the wall destroyed so that Shinokuni gas can flood Building A and wipe out the escaping intruders.

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