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Operation SOP Starts - Usoland Charges Forth

EpisodeEp. 664

Episode 664 of One Piece launches the rebellion as the dwarves and Straw Hats split toward their target. Franky storms the Toy House to draw every officer's attention, while Robin, Usopp, and the little army slip through a hidden tunnel toward the harbor where Sugar waits under Trebol's protection.

Air Date: October 4, 2014
Character Debut: Daikon
Devil Fruit Debut: Sui Sui no Mi
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Summary

With the rebellion underway, Leo guides Robin and Usopp into a cramped passage that Franky cannot squeeze through. Rather than slow them, the cyborg chooses the Toy House route above ground, reasoning that a loud diversion will make reaching Sugar far easier. He learns the so-called house holds no beds and works its toys around the clock, a cruelty that moves him deeply before he barges in.

Recognized at once as Cyborg Franky, he is reported to Senor Pink, who lazily eats a tomato and shrugs off the warnings of the women fawning over him. Franky unleashes his coup de vent on the building, and the racket reaches Doflamingo, Diamante, Pica, and Trebol over the snail. Underground, the dwarves school Usopp on the scale of the Donquixote Family and its officers as the tunnel opens onto the vast harbor beneath the palace plateau, where the army readies to find Sugar.

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Key Events

Franky commits to the solo assault on the Toy House to pull the officers his way. Senor Pink prepares to meet him in battle. The rebel force emerges directly under the palace at the hidden port, undetected, with Sugar and her guardian Trebol as their goal. The episode confirms Sugar's location as the linchpin of the entire operation to free the toys.

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Notes

The anime inserts Kin'emon discovering that Luffy has a brother, with Zoro at first assuming Luffy means Ace, plus Franky's tears over the enslaved toys and dwarves. Franky strikes Pink with Strong Right, and Suleiman's challenge to Rebecca is added, including her failed Backwater Sword Dance. Pink's approach on Franky is restaged, and Acilia, rather than Hakuba, knocks Meadows from the ring, the first time Meadows is named.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 664 of One Piece?

Operation SOP begins as the rebellion splits into two fronts: Franky storms the Toy House alone as a diversion while Robin, Usopp, and the dwarf army sneak through a hidden tunnel toward the harbor where Sugar is guarded by Trebol.

Does Operation SOP succeed by the end of this episode?

Operation SOP is only just underway by the end of episode 664: Franky has begun his assault on the Toy House and the rebel army has reached the hidden harbor beneath the palace, but Sugar has not yet been confronted.

Why does Franky take the Toy House route instead of the tunnel?

Franky is too large to fit through the cramped passage that Leo guides Robin and Usopp into, so he chooses a loud diversion at the Toy House to draw the officers' attention instead.

Who does Franky fight inside the Toy House?

Franky faces Senor Pink, who dismisses warnings about the intruder while lazily eating a tomato just before the battle begins.

Where does the rebel army end up after passing through the tunnel?

The dwarf army emerges directly under the palace at a hidden harbor, with Sugar and her guardian Trebol as their target.

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