The 636th One Piece episode kicks off the Block B brawl. Bartolomeo trolls the crowd with a fake bomb, Bellamy carves through opponents and draws Dagama's alliance, and Don Chinjao accidentally exposes Luffy's true identity by asking after his grandfather Garp.
Bartolomeo declares he will send everyone to hell, and when the crowd jeers, he hurls an object that sparks a bomb scare, only for it to land with a harmless thud as a mere ball. Dagama sneers at the stunt while the announcer introduces the contrasting Bellamy, a fanatic so devoted to Doflamingo that he destroyed nations who insulted Dressrosa. Should Bellamy win, he is promised a high executive post in the Donquixote Family, making him a tournament favorite.
The bell rings and the melee begins. Tank Lepanto, Elizabello II, and Dagama agree to eliminate the strongest fighters first while they hold a numerical edge, effectively abandoning the free-for-all format. Bellamy mocks Lepanto, Dressrosa's defense captain, for joining them, and Lepanto answers that easy money matters more than dreams before the two clash. Several fighters fall into a lake teeming with flying fish and are disqualified.
In the viewing area, Cavendish tells Luffy that Bartolomeo earned the nickname Cannibal through his mockery of others and rose to fame after him. Cavendish examines his knife-marked bounty posters of the Worst Generation, hoping at least one rival lurks among the disguised entrants. Don Chinjao then interrupts, asking Luffy how Garp is doing and naming him Straw Hat Luffy, which stuns Cavendish. Chinjao explains Garp nearly killed him long ago, so he now holds a grudge against the man's bloodline.
The Block B battle royale begins. Bartolomeo throws a fake bomb to torment the crowd. Bellamy is revealed as a Doflamingo favorite who would gain an executive post by winning. Dagama forms an alliance to protect Elizabello II and target the strongest fighters. Don Chinjao approaches Luffy, asks about Garp, and inadvertently reveals Luffy's true identity to Cavendish, then explains his grudge against Garp's descendants.

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This episode debuts Blue Gilly, Tank Lepanto, Ricky, and Aremo Ganmi. The anime reworks Bartolomeo's introduction, with the audience throwing trash rather than giving a thumbs down, and omits the manga's nose-picking gesture before the fake bomb. Cavendish explains Bartolomeo and the Block B big names to Luffy, unlike the manga. Pandaman appears among those fleeing the bomb scare. Aremo Ganmi, the woman who often hides her face in the crowd, appears for the first time, though her look changes across episodes since she is only identified in the SBS.
Bartolomeo earned the nickname Cannibal for the way he mocks and tears down his opponents, not for eating anyone. Cavendish explains this reputation to Luffy in episode 636 as they watch the Block B battle begin.
In episode 636, the Block B melee begins with Bartolomeo throwing a fake bomb to torment the crowd before it lands as a harmless ball. Bellamy is introduced as a Doflamingo favorite, and Tank Lepanto, Elizabello II, and Dagama form an alliance to eliminate the strongest fighters first.
Bellamy is a fanatic devoted to Doflamingo who once destroyed nations for insulting Dressrosa, and in episode 636 he is promised a high executive post within the Donquixote Family if he wins Block B.
Don Chinjao interrupts Luffy to ask how Garp is doing and calls him Straw Hat Luffy, stunning Cavendish, who did not know Luffy's true identity.
Don Chinjao holds a grudge against Garp's bloodline because Garp nearly killed him long ago, and in episode 636 he directs that old resentment at Luffy after learning he is Garp's grandson.
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