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Fists Collide! A Battle of the Two Vice Admirals!

EpisodeEp. 610

Smoker and Vergo begin trading blows in the SAD chamber, a ruptured tank lets Shinokuni breach B block, and a flashback strips away Caesar's tearful lie about the catastrophe four years earlier. Below it all, Luffy comes across a dragon that speaks.

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Summary

Smoker confronts Vergo over betraying men who admire him so deeply, then slips past the enforcer's exploding cane and hardened defense to plant a brutal strike across his face. He points out that the troops answer to him whenever they leave the base, and he challenges the traitor to harm even one of them again. Across in B block, Sanji leads Tashigi and the Marines through the corridor the dragon had set blazing, until two tanks burst, ripping the walls open and letting Shinokuni claim the wounded soldiers. Sanji orders Tashigi to run as he charges toward the gas himself.

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From a concealed chamber one level above section R, occupying Vegapunk's old quarters, Caesar observes the slaughter and orders the C and D shutters lowered, herding everyone into one corridor he means to flood with gas piped in from outside. Weeping in front of his gathered men, he pins the disaster of four years ago on Vegapunk and swears he tried to prevent it, claiming he built this gas only to be recognized as the greatest scientist alive. The crowd erupts in cheers, yet a flashback exposes the truth: he designed the weapon himself, dismissed innocent islanders as an acceptable price, mocked Sengoku as too soft, and triggered the explosion the moment Vegapunk removed him from the team. With the shutters sealed, Luffy meets the talking dragon down in the basement, each demanding to know who the other is.

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Notes

Adapting Chapter 684 and rated near 7.7, the episode introduces both Vegapunk and the Artificial Devil Fruit concept. Material folded in for the anime covers the start of the Monet standoff, the trio of Usopp, Brook, and Kin'emon peeling away from everyone else, Robin's on-screen request for Sea Stone cuffs, Vergo crushing Law's heart, and Luffy nearly hurling a slab of scrap at Momonosuke before noticing him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 610 of One Piece?

Episode 610 has Smoker and Vergo begin trading blows in the SAD chamber, a ruptured tank lets Shinokuni gas breach B block, a flashback exposes Caesar Clown's lie about the disaster four years earlier, and Luffy encounters a talking dragon in the basement.

What does the flashback reveal about Caesar Clown's past in Episode 610?

The flashback in Episode 610 reveals that Caesar Clown designed the gas weapon himself, dismissed the deaths of innocent islanders as an acceptable cost, and triggered the original explosion the moment Vegapunk removed him from the project, contradicting his tearful claim of trying to prevent the disaster.

How does Smoker fight Vergo in Episode 610?

Smoker confronts Vergo over betraying the Marines and slips past his exploding cane and hardened defense to land a brutal strike across his face, challenging him to harm the troops again.

What character and Devil Fruit concept debut in Episode 610?

Episode 610 introduces the scientist Vegapunk and debuts the concept of the Artificial Devil Fruit.

Why does Caesar Clown seal the C and D shutters in Episode 610?

Caesar Clown orders the C and D shutters lowered to herd everyone into a single corridor that he plans to flood with gas piped in from outside.

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