Titled "Ball Dragon," this chapter has Chopper dive after the fallen Gan Fall while Pierre is knocked into the White Sea. In the forest, Luffy and Sanji finally bring down the priest Satori.
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Summary
Defeated, Gan Fall plummets into the water, and a frantic Chopper plunges in after him despite being a Devil Fruit user unable to swim. Fuza strikes Pierre, sending the bird to join them in the sea. Confident in his win, Shura turns his attention to hunting down the remaining escapees.
Key Events
Back in the forest, Satori dominates his fight against Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp, dodging Luffy's attack and unleashing a dragon formed of orbs against him. Usopp seizes the moment to go after their boat. Luffy spots that the orb dragon is steered by a rope and severs it; Satori reels him in with the remaining line, but Luffy still grips the dragon and flings it at the terrified priest, setting off a vast chain of explosions. Satori survives yet loses his concentration, and Luffy darts in to seize him and pin him in place. Though battered by the blasts, Sanji is set on repaying the priest for abducting his beloved ladies, heedless of the first class criminal status it will earn them. With Luffy holding Satori fast, Sanji lands a powerful kick to the priest's head and finishes him off.
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Notes
Sanji and Luffy together defeat Satori, while Chopper, Gan Fall, and Pierre all end up in the White Sea. The cover continues Wapol's Omnivorous Hurrah, where his mutant toys unexpectedly draw crowds of local children. Featured characters include Luffy, Usopp, Sanji, and Chopper, the Skypieans Gan Fall and Pierre, and the priests Shura, Satori, and Fuza, with Wapol and Hakowan on the cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in episode 250 of One Piece?
In Chapter 250 of One Piece, Chopper dives into the sea after the fallen Gan Fall while Pierre is knocked into the White Sea by Fuza. In the forest, Luffy severs the rope steering Satori's orb dragon and turns it against the priest, letting Sanji finish him off with a kick.
How do Luffy and Sanji defeat Satori?
In Chapter 250, Luffy severs the rope steering Satori's orb dragon and flings the dragon back at the priest, triggering a chain of explosions. Luffy then pins Satori down, and Sanji lands a finishing kick to his head.
What happens to Gan Fall and Chopper after the duel with Shura?
After losing to Shura, Gan Fall plummets into the water, and Chopper dives in after him despite being a Devil Fruit user unable to swim. Fuza also knocks Gan Fall's bird Pierre into the sea.
Who is Fuza in One Piece?
Fuza is a bird tied to the priests who, in Chapter 250, strikes Gan Fall's bird Pierre and sends it plunging into the White Sea.
Why does Sanji want to defeat Satori in Chapter 250?
Sanji is set on repaying Satori for abducting the women he cares about, unbothered that attacking a self-styled god's priest will earn the crew first class criminal status.
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