CP0 hunts Dressrosa for the missing weapons while the island ushers in a new era and people live openly among the dwarves. At sea a caged Doflamingo muses on who will rule the world, Jack readies a rescue, and the Straw Hats marvel at Bartolomeo's tribute ship and their new bounties.
The Grand Fleet's party carries on aboard the Yonta Maria, where Robin asks Law what he intends to do and is told only to leave him alone. Over on Dressrosa, Rob Lucci and Spandam of CP0 receive Kaku's report that the entire Underworld weapons cache has disappeared, the Revolutionary Army the most likely culprit, prompting Lucci to call a withdrawal. The townsfolk soon celebrate a new chapter for their home, Viola and Gatz dancing before them, while Riku Doldo III introduces Mansherry, princess of the little people, beside their king Gancho. The crowd rejoices, humans and dwarves begin freely mingling, and Leo arranges statues of Luffy, Kyros, and Usopp as Doldo's thoughts turn to the approaching Levely.
A four-ship Marine convoy bears the captured Doflamingo through a thunderstorm. Sharing noodles with Sengoku, Fujitora announces he will set out on a journey to answer for failing to seize Luffy and Law, refusing to bow his pride before Sakazuki. In the hold, the shackled Doflamingo tells Tsuru that a quarter century after Roger's death a power vacuum has opened, one that will draw rival groups into a struggle for the throne, and he wonders aloud who will prevail and when those who carry the will of D. will step forward. Spying the convoy from nearby, a pirate reports its formidable strength to his captain Jack, who remains set on the rescue all the same. Elsewhere, the Straw Hats gape at their first look at the Going Luffy-senpai, a vessel devoted to them through its Luffy masthead, a wall shaped like the Going Merry's head, a Chopper figure at the stern, and tangerine groves like Nami's.

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Bartolomeo proudly shows off the vivre card Sabo gave Luffy, then the crew's raised bounties and posters. Usopp's now bears his real face and a 200,000,000 berry figure, Law's climbs to 500,000,000, and every Dressrosa ally gained 50,000,000. The crew notices that Sanji, his true face at last on the poster, is wanted only alive, a quirk later traced to his father's scheming before the condition reverts. This entry ends the Dressrosa Saga and is the final one to open with Hard Knock Days. The adaptation adds Robin's exchange with Law, Lucci pondering Luffy's destination, Viola noting that Rebecca and Kyros will visit, a Marine ship set ablaze by lightning, and Usopp's joke about Sanji's altered status.
In Episode 746, The Numerous Rivals Struggle Amongst Themselves, the Grand Fleet's celebration continues, CP0 withdraws from Dressrosa after finding the Underworld weapons cache stolen, and Dressrosa welcomes a new era as humans and dwarves mingle freely for the first time.
Usopp's bounty rises to 200,000,000 berries in Episode 746, and his wanted poster finally shows his real face.
Fujitora tells Sengoku he will set out on a journey to answer for failing to capture Luffy and Law, refusing to bow his pride before Fleet Admiral Sakazuki.
Shackled aboard the Marine convoy, Doflamingo tells Tsuru that a quarter century after Roger's death a power vacuum has opened that will draw rival factions into a struggle for the throne, and he wonders aloud who carries the Will of D.
Episode 746 introduces the characters Jack, Bill, and Peseta, along with the debut of the Gutsu Gutsu no Mi Devil Fruit.
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