Men's Pride - Luffy vs. Fujitora, Head-to-Head

Sengoku finishes his talk with Law, declining to explain the meaning of the D. in his name and urging that the truest way to honor Rosinante is simply to go on living. At the eastern port, Fujitora unsheathes his blade and sets all the loose wreckage across Dressrosa trembling, then lifts it into a vast mass that blots out the sun above the pirates and gladiators. Bartolomeo spots Luffy charging in from behind the admiral and warns him off, but Luffy instead calls out and lands an Elephant Gun.

Declaring that a future Pirate King must be able to beat anyone, admirals and Emperors alike, Luffy enters Gear 2 and presses the attack, oddly announcing each move before he throws it. Fujitora pins him with gravity again and again, and when Luffy finally explains he names his strikes because he likes the admiral, Fujitora laughs. The fight closes with a wave of gravity that warps Luffy's vision and hurls him into Dressrosa's coastline, shattering a large stretch of it.

Sengoku refuses to speak on the Will of D. and frees Law rather than detain him. Fujitora raises the island's entire mass of rubble to drop on the escaping group.

Luffy attacks the admiral outright, vowing never again to flee from admirals or Emperors as he had on Sabaody. After a prolonged exchange of Gear 2 and Gear 3 blows against Fujitora's gravity, Luffy is overpowered and sent crashing into the coast.

A Dressrosa Arc episode with a Monkey D. Luffy eyecatcher, debuting Luffy's Hawk Bullet and Hawk Axe Gear 2 attacks. The duel is notably extended for the broadcast.

Added touches include Law telling Sengoku not to play dumb about the D., reaction shots of the crew during Luffy's vow, and Luffy naming his attacks, none of which appears in the manga version of the clash.