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A Mysterious Forest Full of Candies - Luffy vs. Luffy?!

EpisodeEp. 791

As two crewmates dive under the surface to reach a hidden stone tablet, the others land and trail a wordless Sanji into a forest spun from sweets. There Luffy meets an exact mirror copy of himself that returns every move he makes.

Japanese Air Date: June 3, 2017
Character Debut: Noble Croc, Charlotte Brulee
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Summary

Pedro and Brook slip the Shark Submerge III out from the Sunny's third dock and sink beneath the river, intending to creep toward the Road Poneglyph that belongs to Big Mom. The remaining searchers wade ashore and spot no trace of Sanji or Pudding, despite the meeting having been arranged in advance. Chopper realizes the sand is actually firmed-up whipped cream, which thrills the group, and right then Sanji turns up at the tree line. He says nothing to their shouts and dashes into the woods, which unsettles Nami, who recalls his vow back on Zou that he would rejoin them.

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Key Events

Drawn deeper by a forest of candy, the pursuers stray off course past a stream of melon juice and a span built of doughnuts. As they cross it, an enormous crocodile erupts from underneath and tears a piece from the bridge, barely missing them, then strides off on two legs after deciding not to make a meal of humans, and to Nami's shock the beast can talk. Luffy is unbothered, noting that Chopper and Carrot speak as well. He then comes face to face with his own double, an inverted reflection that copies his every word and gesture, its scar and accessories flipped to the opposite side. His attacks land against matching attacks. When the real Sanji appears sprawled on a branch with a lollipop and runs off again, Luffy dispatches the others to follow while he stays bound to the copy, the two of them shouting the same demand to know what the other is.

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Notes

The double is later shown to be Charlotte Brulee disguised as Luffy, and both she and Noble Croc debut in this entry. The adaptation works in several extra moments: Luffy stopping to admire the island's giant cakes, Nami cautioning him against shouting near foes, the trio drooling while denying any hunger for sweets, Nami stumbling during the crocodile's lunge, and Carrot gripping a lollipop as she notices the false Luffy. Three sequences also play out longer than in the original cut, namely the trek through the Seducing Woods, the confrontation with the duplicate, and the chase after the impostor Sanji.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 791 of One Piece?

In episode 791, Pedro and Brook sneak off in the Shark Submerge III to reach Big Mom's Road Poneglyph while the rest of the group follows a silent Sanji into a candy forest, where Luffy runs into an exact mirror copy of himself.

Who is really behind the Luffy double in the candy forest?

The Luffy double that mirrors his every move is later revealed to be Charlotte Brulee in disguise, though at this point in the story the Straw Hats do not yet know her identity.

What strange discovery does Chopper make about the beach sand?

Chopper realizes the beach sand is actually firmed up whipped cream, delighting the group just before Sanji appears at the tree line and dashes off without a word.

What creature attacks the group crossing the doughnut bridge?

An enormous talking crocodile erupts from beneath a bridge built of doughnuts and tears off a piece of it, though it decides not to eat the group and simply walks away on two legs.

How does Luffy's fight with his double play out?

Luffy's fight with his mirror image double becomes a stalemate, since every attack he throws is copied and returned exactly, including a version of his own scar and accessories flipped to the opposite side.

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