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Chapter 263

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Chapter 263 pairs Nami and Gan Fall against the dial-wielding brothers Hotori and Kotori, sends Kamakiri toward a taunting Enel, and shows Robin already on the back foot against Commander Yama.

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Summary

Chopper savors beating Gedatsu, now sinking head-first into his own swamp until he vanishes entirely, then sets off toward a towering beanstalk that marks the ruins of Shandora. Racing through the forest, Kamakiri spots the same landmark and notes Enel waits at its top. When his fellow Shandia is suddenly seized and wounded in Enel's grip, Kamakiri shouts in fury, and Enel, demanding to be called Lord, offers to stand idle for five minutes so the warrior can try his best to kill a god.

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Key Events

On the Going Merry, Nami and Gan Fall battle Hotori and Kotori, who claim revenge for Satori. A point-blank shot at Nami releases only foul gas from a flavor dial, revealing the brothers wield flame, axe, impact, and flavor dials and keep swapping places to confuse their foes. Gan Fall fakes being blown overboard, then drops Kotori with his lance, while Nami's returning Clima-Tact knocks Hotori off the ship. Identifying the brothers' four dial types is what lets the pair finally strike back.

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Notes

Nami finishes Hotori with a weather trap: she chills the humid air, baits him into firing his flame dial, then uses Fog Tempo to blanket the deck before pressing Gan Fall's impact-dial gauntlet to his face, the recoil flinging her back too. Kotori is revealed as the youngest of the three brothers, and the Merry takes still more damage. Meanwhile, Robin has been wounded against Yama, who mocks that she is weaker than she pretends. Trivia notes Nami's cover shirt echoes a dress Bell-mère made back in Chapter 77.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 263?

In Chapter 263, Nami and Gan Fall battle Hotori and Kotori aboard the Going Merry, defeating them by identifying their dial types, while Kamakiri confronts a taunting Enel and Robin struggles against Commander Yama.

How does Nami defeat Hotori in Chapter 263?

Nami finishes Hotori by chilling the humid air to bait him into firing his flame dial, then uses Fog Tempo to blanket the deck before pressing Gan Fall's impact-dial gauntlet to his face, knocking him out.

What dials do Hotori and Kotori use in One Piece?

Chapter 263 reveals the brothers Hotori and Kotori wield flame, axe, impact, and flavor dials, and they keep swapping places in battle to confuse Nami and Gan Fall.

Why does Kamakiri confront Enel in Chapter 263?

Kamakiri is enraged after Enel seizes and wounds a fellow Shandia fighter. Enel, who insists on being called Lord, then offers to stand idle for five minutes so Kamakiri can try his best to kill him.

How is Robin doing against Commander Yama in Chapter 263?

By the end of Chapter 263, Robin has been wounded in her fight against Commander Yama, who taunts that she is weaker than she pretends to be.

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