Beautiful Sword! Cavendish of the White Horse

Aboard a restored Thousand Sunny, the Straw Hats and Momonosuke finish beating Giolla and steer toward Green Bit. When the talk turns to Doflamingo leaving the Shichibukai, Giolla bursts into laughter, certain her own captain would sooner do nothing of the sort, which irritates Nami into zapping her with another thunderbolt. Inside the Corrida Colosseum, Block D carries on as Cavendish faces Gardoa and beats him. A run of noteworthy gladiators receive their introductions, including Mummy, Orlumbus, Fighting Lion, Meadows, Damask, Suleiman, Acilia, and Rolling Logan, while a crowd of opponents swarms Rebecca.

On Green Bit, Doflamingo needles Law about losing his World Noble standing, only for Law to counter that the heart in Doflamingo's hand might not belong to Caesar. Doflamingo coldly crushes it, wringing an agonized cry from one of Fujitora's men and infuriating the admiral. The crack of Nami's thunderbolt reaches Fujitora, who asks Doflamingo whether clouds hang above them. Sensing Nami is close, Law deploys Shambles to trade places with a rock, escaping the admiral's gravity and grabbing Caesar as the rock is pulverized in his stead.

Law bolts with Caesar while Doflamingo pursues. His scheme is to deliver Caesar to the ship and draw Doflamingo onto the bridge, stalling him there long enough for the rest to slip away. As the Thousand Sunny approaches Green Bit, however, a school of Fighting Fish suddenly assaults it, and the crew's alarm turns Doflamingo's gaze toward the oncoming vessel. He swings toward the ship, swearing to kill everyone on board, only for Sanji to land before him at the final moment and stand him off.

The adaptation works in Brook's skull joke about owning no muscle after Giolla's defeat, Cavendish dueling the anime-original gladiator Gardoa, and a shot of the Fighting Fish cowering before Doflamingo. Every major Block D combatant aside from Meadows is given a proper introduction here, with each demonstrating their fighting style. Unlike the source, Caesar panics when Doflamingo squeezes the heart, convinced his death is near. The pursuit is broadened too, as Doflamingo attempts to ensnare Law with his strings instead of simply chasing, and the Funimation dub mistakenly states Law's full name in narration several episodes ahead of schedule. The episode adapts Chapters 706 and 723.