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Chapter 270

Manga ChapterCh. 270

Titled "Serenade," the chapter caps the upper-ruins clash as Holy seals everyone inside a spiked iron cage and Enel arrives to strike down Raki before vanishing once more.

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Summary

Seeking payback for Wyper's downing, the Shandia mass against Ohm, who tallies ten fighters and two beasts on the field. He orders Holy to launch the decisive move: the hound bounds across the arena triggering Iron Cloud traps that weave a barbed dome around everyone. Zoro rises, dismissing the cage as needless since he never meant to run, only to be slammed into the barbed wall by Wyper.

Raki then sprints to the fence with an urgent message that Kamakiri lies gravely wounded by Enel below, but before she finishes, Enel materializes behind her. Wyper, slicing his hands open on the barbs, begs the god to spare her and shouts for her to flee. Her rifle rounds pass straight through Enel's body, and as she recalls Kamakiri's warning of his invincibility, she is electrocuted mid-sentence. Enel mocks Wyper's naivety, stating he draws no line between attackers male or female, then vanishes. As the battle reignites, Nami's swallowed group lands hard inside Nola's stomach and stumbles upon Luffy.

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Key Events

The iron cloud cage closes over the upper ruins as Ohm's true Ordeal of Iron begins. Raki is struck down by Enel after her bullets prove useless against his Logia body. Inside Nola, the group of Gan Fall, Nami, Aisa, and Pierre reunites with Luffy, who has been trapped in the snake all along.

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Notes

The cover shows Luffy showering under an elephant while a hyena holds his hat and towels. The wiki explains the title "Serenade," a calm evening composition played in someone's honor, fits both Raki's defeat and the chapter's quieter mood. It is part of the Skypiea Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 270?

In Chapter 270 of One Piece, Ohm's hound Holy seals the fighters inside a spiked Iron Cloud cage, Enel strikes down Raki when her bullets fail against his Logia body, and Nami's swallowed group discovers Luffy trapped inside the giant snake Nola.

What is Ohm's Ordeal of Iron in One Piece?

The Ordeal of Iron is the true attack Ohm unleashes in Chapter 270, in which his hound Holy triggers Iron Cloud traps across the arena that weave a barbed dome sealing everyone inside.

What happens to Raki in Chapter 270?

In Chapter 270, Raki rushes to warn the others that Kamakiri lies gravely wounded, but Enel appears behind her and electrocutes her mid sentence after her rifle rounds pass harmlessly through his body.

Why don't Raki's bullets hurt Enel?

Raki's bullets pass straight through Enel in Chapter 270 because his Logia body lets him turn into lightning, making physical attacks like gunfire ineffective against him.

Where has Luffy been during the fight in Skypiea?

In Chapter 270, Nami's group, swallowed earlier by the giant snake Nola, lands hard inside its stomach and discovers that Luffy has been trapped inside the creature all along.

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