A Hard-Fought Battle Against Pica - Zoro's Deadly Attack!

Spent from the duel, Pica draws mockery for chasing the captain's head, then jabs his weapon forward, only for the swordsman to run a cut down the length of the limb. A replacement stone arm goes up, and the officer surfaces from behind with Pulpo Stone, yet Zoro slides clear and notices Robin's party drifting above. Asked to pin the giant down while the fliers ascend toward the captain, the swordsman agrees right as Pica fuses back into the towering form and levels a fist at them.

Against the colossal stone arm, Zoro unleashes Santoryu: 1080 Pound Cannon, opening the first real wound on Pica. He tells the reeling foe that the crew's gravest dangers are not limited to the famous "Straw Hat Luffy" and "God Usopp," since he counts himself among them and means to reign one day as the finest swordsman alive, a declaration that reduces Bartolomeo to tears. Inside the SMILE plant, Chao repays the grunt who once whipped him, Maujii searches in vain for the supposedly sick princess, and Franky feeds Senor Pink a lie about a stranded old woman before bursting in to throw the door wide, outpacing the manager Kyuin and her dwarf-snatching vacuum.

This Dressrosa Arc entry introduces Maujii and Kyuin while debuting Pica's Pulpostone, Zoro's Senhachiju Pound Ho, and Chao's Tontatta Swing. The adaptation sends Mouji combing the SMILE garden, places Kyuin in a monitor room watching the chaos, and posts a Keep Left placard beside a Don't Run one. Where print had a single dwarf strike the grunts trying to phone Doflamingo, the anime fields four with a Tontatta Tail Four-Man Hammer, and the swordsman's jab that the officer ranks beneath him is dropped.