Episode 714 of the One Piece anime follows the dwarf warrior Leo as he races to rescue Mansherry before Giolla can weaponize the princess's restorative fruit, while Luffy keeps absorbing Bellamy's relentless assault.
Summary
Across the toppled royal palace, beaten members of the Donquixote crew are dragged toward Giolla, who intends to put Mansherry's healing fruit to terrible use. If the captured executives are revived, every fighter who struggled to bring them down would have to start over against fresh opponents. Leo and Kabu close in on the chapel inside the Rampart Tower, smashing through wave after wave of underlings as Viola relays the urgency through a Den Den Mushi. Meanwhile, on a separate front, Luffy endures Bellamy's ceaseless bouncing strikes while still pleading with him to stand down.
Key Events
On Flower Hill, Robin offers to shield Rebecca so Kyros can finally stop holding back against Diamante. Bartolomeo grudgingly lets soldiers haul off the unconscious Gladius, and Giolla punishes clumsy subordinates by transforming them into so-called art. Cornered, Mansherry refuses outright, declaring she no longer wishes to heal cruel people now that she understands Doflamingo's deceit. Giolla beats her, discovers that even the girl's tears carry healing power, and strikes her repeatedly to force them out, sprinkling the drops over the fallen Lao G, Dellinger, Sugar, and Machvise.
Leo crashes into the chamber just as the revival begins. Kabu launches the executives clear of the falling tears with Beetle Upper, and Leo binds Giolla and the unconscious soldiers together with thread before finishing her using Haute Couture: Patch Work, knocking her cold. Mansherry, scooped safely into his arms, calls him her prince. Far off in the palace, Bellamy keeps battering a bloodied but still-determined Luffy.
Notes
The Chiyu Chiyu no Mi makes its debut here as the source of Mansherry's restorative gifts. The episode rates 8.7 and falls within the Dressrosa Arc. The anime expands several beats absent from the manga, including grinning soldiers escaping Bartolomeo, the dropped Dellinger and the resulting punishment, Maujii attempting to charge off to save Mansherry, and extra blows landed on Luffy. In the manga, Giolla figured out the power of Mansherry's tears on her own rather than being told by a subordinate.
Frequently Asked Questions
In what episode is Princess Mansherry saved?
Princess Mansherry is saved in Episode 714 of the One Piece anime, The Healing Princess! Save Mansherry! The dwarf warrior Leo crashes into Giolla's chamber and frees her just as she is being forced to heal fallen Donquixote executives with her tears.
Who saved Princess Mansherry?
Leo, a dwarf warrior, saves Princess Mansherry in Episode 714. After Kabu launches the revived executives clear of her tears, Leo binds Giolla with thread and knocks her out with Haute Couture: Patch Work before scooping Mansherry to safety.
Is Mansherry in love with Leo?
Episode 714 suggests Mansherry has feelings for Leo. After he rescues her from Giolla's chamber and scoops her into his arms, she calls him her prince.
Why does Giolla want to force Mansherry to heal the Donquixote executives in Episode 714?
In Episode 714, Giolla wants to use Mansherry's healing fruit, the Chiyu Chiyu no Mi, to revive fallen Donquixote executives Lao G, Dellinger, Sugar, and Machvise. Reviving them would force every fighter who defeated them to start over against fresh opponents.
How does Giolla force Mansherry to heal her allies in Episode 714?
In Episode 714, Giolla beats Mansherry after the princess refuses to heal cruel people, then discovers that even her tears carry healing power. Giolla strikes her repeatedly to force out the tears and sprinkles them over the fallen executives.
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