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Ignition

Manga ChapterCh. 206

The 206th chapter, "Ignition", sends the Straw Hats launching Vivi up the clock tower in a human relay against the dwindling seconds, while Luffy keeps swapping blows with Crocodile despite the venom creeping through him.

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Summary

Baroque Works agents disguised as the rebel army try to stall the Marines, accusing them of striking down innocents caught in the fighting. Tashigi silences the speaker by cutting him down, then orders her troops to rely on their own instincts to pick out the enemy, noting how little time is left before half past four. High on the tower, the two snipers daydream about the promotions a successful detonation would earn them, and the male agent who fills the Mr. 7 slot, paired with Miss Father's Day, readies the cannon's fuse.

In the chamber below, Crocodile puzzles over how Luffy keeps fighting against all odds as the boy keeps hammering at him. Luffy fires off Gomu Gomu no Gatling, which the Warlord slips at high speed. Crocodile observes that the poison is numbing Luffy and remarks that, win or lose, the boy will end up buried in rubble, calling it a miracle he still stands after two earlier bouts and a punishing amount of damage.

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Key Events

With the seconds draining away, Nami sets her plan in motion: Chopper in Walk Point balances on Usopp while Vivi rides atop Chopper. Nami's Cyclone Tempo, aimed at Usopp's crotch, blasts him along with Chopper and Vivi skyward toward Sanji, who kicks the bundle higher to Zoro's perch. Zoro readies his swords to fling Vivi and Chopper the final stretch, warning her that two oddballs wait above with the bomb. As the snipers catch sight of the airborne crew and take aim, Luffy snaps back at Crocodile that he refuses to abandon Vivi, swearing that so long as she will not give up on Arabasta, neither he nor his crew will stop fighting, even if it kills them. Seven seconds are left as Zoro prepares the launch toward the device.

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Notes

The chapter turns on Nami's improvised launch chain, relaying Vivi up through Chopper, Usopp, Sanji, and finally Zoro toward the summit, with seven seconds remaining as the toss into the snipers' line of fire looms. The cover continues Hatchan's Sea-Floor Stroll, where Hatchan rushes back to where he met Macro, finds the gang long gone, and is greeted by Pappag, who points the way. The chapter belongs to the Arabasta Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Nami's crew launch Vivi up the clock tower in Chapter 206?

Nami devises a human relay in which Chopper, in Walk Point, balances on Usopp with Vivi riding on top. Nami's Cyclone Tempo launches them toward Sanji, who kicks them higher to Zoro, who then flings Vivi the rest of the way.

What does Crocodile say about Luffy's chances in Chapter 206?

Crocodile is baffled that Luffy keeps fighting despite the spreading poison, and he predicts that win or lose, the boy will end up buried in the collapsing rubble of the tomb.

Why does Tashigi cut down a Baroque Works agent in Chapter 206?

Tashigi cuts down a Baroque Works agent disguised as a rebel soldier after he falsely accuses the Marines of striking down innocents, then tells her troops to trust their own instincts against the enemy.

How many seconds are left on the bomb's countdown at the end of Chapter 206?

Only seven seconds remain on the bomb's countdown as Zoro readies his swords to launch Vivi and Chopper toward the device at the top of the tower.

What vow does Luffy make to Crocodile in Chapter 206?

Luffy vows that he will not abandon Nefertari Vivi and that he and his crew will keep fighting for Arabasta as long as she refuses to give up, even if it costs them their lives.

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