With Doflamingo beaten, the Straw Hats regroup on Dressrosa while word of the defeat ripples across the seas, rattling the underworld, the Marines, and a roster of rookie pirates whose plans hinge on the fallen warlord.
The fighters who broke the Birdcage finally gather to rest, and Kyros stands before the Tontatta dwarves to release them from their war against Doflamingo, sending the little soldiers into grateful tears. Far away in Mary Geoise, Sakazuki storms at the Five Elders over the morning's staged deception, only to be cut down and reminded that his pride means nothing to them. A breathless report then lands: Doflamingo has fallen and Dressrosa lies in ruin, news that leaves both the Fleet Admiral and the Gorosei stunned.
The announcement spreads like wildfire. Kings surrender for lack of weapons, crews mourn their cut supply lines, and a gang furious over losing its SMILE shipments stabs at the newspaper photos of the two captains. On a quiet sky island, a recovering Urouge senses an enormous horned figure approaching. Aboard their own ships, Bonney and the rookie alliance of Kid, Killer, Apoo, and Hawkins read the headlines, the latter group relieved that Luffy and Law hunt Kaidou rather than their own quarry, Shanks.
Kyros formally dissolves the anti-Doflamingo dwarf army and salutes them as guardians of the island. Sakazuki clashes with the Five Elders, who throw Kuzan's defection to Blackbeard in his face. The worldwide fallout of the warlord's loss is shown across kingdoms, crews, and criminal gangs. A giant silhouette, later revealed as Kaidou, looms over Urouge's island.
Issho argues with Sakazuki by Den Den Mushi over publicly admitting the Marines did not win this fight, recalling how Smoker's truth about Crocodile was once buried for face. The Fleet Admiral bars Issho from any Marine base until he hauls in Luffy and Law, a condition the blind admiral readily accepts.

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The episode belongs to the Dressrosa Arc and marks the first appearance of Kaidou, shown only in silhouette, along with the debut of locations tied to Onigashima and the Skull Dome. The eyecatcher features Tony Tony Chopper.
Several beats were expanded for the broadcast, including the reunion of Zoro, Kin'emon, Kanjuro, and Franky with the others, Bonney's pizza theft, and Luffy being laid on Kanjuro's drawn bird while mumbling for meat. One continuity slip appears in the Crocodile flashback, where his hook is drawn intact despite having been broken during that earlier battle.
In Episode 736, "Sending a Shock Wave - The Worst Generation Goes Into Action!", news of Doflamingo's defeat spreads across the world, rattling the Five Elders, the Marines, and rival pirate crews, while Kaidou is shown for the first time in silhouette.
Kyros formally dissolves the anti-Doflamingo dwarf army in Episode 736, releasing the Tontatta soldiers from their war and saluting them as guardians of the island.
In Mary Geoise, Fleet Admiral Sakazuki confronts the Five Elders about the staged deception, but they cut him down and dismiss his pride just before news of Doflamingo's fall reaches them, leaving them stunned.
Episode 736 marks the first appearance of Kaidou, shown only as a giant silhouette looming over Urouge's island.
Fleet Admiral Sakazuki bars Admiral Fujitora (Issho) from any Marine base until he brings in Luffy and Law, a condition Fujitora readily accepts.
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