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A Dangerous Love - Dancing Girl Violet

EpisodeEp. 632

The 632nd One Piece episode introduces the tournament's gladiators as Luffy resolves to win the flame fruit. Sanji is swept up by a dancer named Violet who needs a bodyguard, while a one-legged toy soldier guides Luffy and Franky toward registration.

Air Date: February 8, 2014

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Summary

To a roaring crowd, the announcer puts the Mera Mera no Mi on display and cautions that winning it means outlasting fighters drawn from every corner of the New World. He parades the Donquixote Family entrants on a screen, naming Dellinger, Senor Pink, Machvise, and Lao G, then presents Diamante as the colosseum's current operator. The audience erupts, impatient for the bouts to start. Sure of the prize's value, Luffy vows to seize it and dismisses Franky's warning that the contest could be a Doflamingo trap.

Still searching for the culprit behind his stolen sword, Zoro keeps moving, but Sanji abandons the chase the instant a stunning dancer catches his eye. Violet wraps him in a close embrace to shield them both from the soldiers hunting her, confiding that she stabbed a man and now has a price on her head. Charmed, Sanji agrees to protect her as far as the next city, where she means to kill a man with his aid.

Reaching the Corrida Colosseum, Luffy and Franky look on as police chase a one-legged soldier who ducks inside, beyond the reach of the law. The soldier volunteers to haul their luggage and fills Luffy in on the competition. Determined to claim his brother's Devil Fruit, Luffy gets ready to enter.

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Key Events

The flame fruit, the Mera Mera no Mi, goes on display once more as the prize, and the Donquixote Family fighters along with operator Diamante are introduced. Luffy decides to compete despite Franky's suspicion of a setup. Sanji crosses paths with Violet, who enlists him as her bodyguard after saying she stabbed a man, planning to use him to kill someone. Luffy and Franky reach the arena, encounter the one-legged Thunder Soldier, and Luffy heads off to sign up.

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Notes

This episode launches a broad roster of newcomers, among them Violet, Cavendish, Bellamy's rivals Elizabello II and Dagama, the Chinjao Family trio of Sai, Boo, and Chinjao himself, plus Bobby Funk, Suleiman, Orlumbus, Jeet, Abdullah, and the Donquixote pair Senor Pink and Dellinger. Rather than the manga's plain silhouettes, the anime offers actual looks at competitors who turn up later. Fresh material includes Zoro using Observation Haki to find the thieving fairy, Violet throwing Sanji a rose he tucks into his pocket, Kin'emon distracted by a vegetable merchant, and Sanji preparing a meal for Violet at a restaurant. A handful of on-screen Spanish names and signs are rendered incorrectly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Violet girl in One Piece?

Violet, later known as Viola, is a dancer who debuts in episode 632, where Sanji meets her while she is fleeing soldiers after stabbing a man.

Does Viola fall in love with Sanji?

Episode 632 does not show Violet falling in love with Sanji; she embraces him only to hide from pursuers and then asks him to act as her bodyguard, later giving him a rose he keeps.

Who are the Donquixote Family fighters introduced in episode 632?

Episode 632 introduces the Donquixote Family tournament entrants Dellinger, Senor Pink, Machvise, and Lao G, along with Diamante as the colosseum's operator.

Why does Franky warn Luffy about entering the tournament?

In episode 632, Franky suspects the Corrida Colosseum tournament could be a trap set by Doflamingo, but Luffy dismisses the warning and vows to seize the Mera Mera no Mi anyway.

Who does Luffy meet outside the Corrida Colosseum in episode 632?

Outside the Corrida Colosseum in episode 632, Luffy and Franky meet a one-legged toy soldier fleeing the police, who offers to carry their luggage and explains the tournament to them.

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