Titled "Divina Comedia," this chapter pits the surviving fighters against Enel atop the Shandora ruins. Wyper gambles his own life on a forbidden weapon, and for a brief moment it seems the self-styled god has fallen, only for the impossible to happen.
Summary
The lightning ruler turns on the group still standing in the ruins, dropping Robin with a charge that leaves her senseless. Furious that a woman was struck down, Zoro charges in to shield her and trades blows with Enel, but every strike fails against a body that simply reforms from electricity. Wyper then plays his desperate card, clamping Seastone against Enel to bleed away his Devil Fruit power before firing the Reject Dial, a tool ten times stronger than an Impact Dial that he knows may kill him as well. The blast leaves Enel collapsed and motionless, and the worn survivors dare to believe the fight is won. That hope dies when Enel jolts his own heart back to life with his Logia abilities.
Key Events
Zoro catches the falling Robin and confronts Enel directly, only to be electrocuted through his own blades and forced to his knees. Wyper coils around the god and discharges the Reject Dial after numbing his powers with Seastone, an attack that draws blood from Enel and recalls the Shandia warrior's memories. A flashback shows Wyper, Genbo, Kamakiri, and Braham as children learning how their ancestors guarded an ancient stone tablet eight centuries earlier and lost their homeland when the island was hurled up to Skypiea. Standing over the lifeless tyrant, the group's relief shatters as Enel channels electricity to restart his heart and rises again, declaring that only a god can inspire true terror.
Notes
The title nods to Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, a fitting reference given Enel's apparent death and resurrection, framed as a comedy where fortune favors the god. The cover continues Ace's hunt for Blackbeard, with Ace questioning townsfolk while a Pasta Lake chef pursues him. The flashback first names the lost treasure of the Shandia as the Light of Shandora.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One Piece Chapter 275?
In Chapter 275 of One Piece, Wyper gambles his life on the forbidden Reject Dial against Enel, and for a brief moment the self styled god appears to have fallen, only for Enel to restart his own heart and rise again.
What is the Reject Dial in One Piece?
The Reject Dial is a weapon ten times stronger than an Impact Dial that Wyper fires at Enel in Chapter 275 after clamping Seastone against him to bleed away his Devil Fruit power, an attack he knows may kill him as well.
How does Enel survive Wyper's attack in Chapter 275?
After the Reject Dial leaves Enel collapsed and motionless in Chapter 275, he uses his Logia lightning abilities to jolt his own heart back to life and rise again.
What is the Light of Shandora in One Piece?
The Light of Shandora is named in a Chapter 275 flashback as the lost treasure of the Shandia, tied to the ancient stone tablet their ancestors guarded eight centuries earlier.
What does the chapter title 'Divina Comedia' refer to?
The title of Chapter 275, Divina Comedia, nods to Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, a fitting reference given Enel's apparent death and resurrection in the chapter.
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