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Great Battle on the Judiciary Island!!

Manga ChapterCh. 377

The 377th chapter of One Piece pushes the raid ahead. Luffy clears the front gate with a new trick, the support crews force their way in, and a pair of giant gatekeepers step forward as the next obstacle on the judicial island.

Cover Story: Color Spread: Mugiwara Pirates vs. Cipher Pol No. 9
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Summary

As the Galley-La Company, alongside the Franky Family, breaches Enies Lobby, Luffy crosses onto the interior island. The defending soldiers go down fast, yet two towering gatekeepers now block the path to the island's center. The color spread frames the showdown as the Mugiwara Pirates versus Cipher Pol No. 9, setting the government's deadliest assassination unit against the pirates set on defying it.

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Key Events

Closing on the front gate, Luffy relies on a newly shown move that lets him seize control of a Marine's arms and legs. Just as the troops believe they have him pinned, he evades their strikes, leaps clear over the main gate, and drops onto the inner island. A shocked Spandam asks whether Oimo and Kashii have fallen, but the gatekeepers are merely still asleep, and he orders the Marines to wake them.

The Galley-La Company and the Franky shipwrights then push inside, downing scores of Marines along the way. At the gates they wrestle the doors open and continue through. Nearing the main gate, they meet Oimo and Kashii, who turn out to be two giants serving as the island's guardians. Meanwhile, Luffy stands encircled by a force of over ten thousand men.

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Notes

Luffy gets past the front gate. Everyone else who rode the Rocketman assaults the main gate and engages the World Government's officials. Oimo and Kashii debut as the giant gatekeepers stationed at Enies Lobby, and Luffy is depicted ringed by ten thousand soldiers. The chapter is part of the Enies Lobby Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 377?

In "Great Battle on the Judiciary Island!!," Luffy uses a new technique to get past the front gate of Enies Lobby and lands on the inner island, while two giant gatekeepers block the Galley-La Company and Franky Family at the main gate.

What move does Luffy use to breach the front gate?

Luffy relies on a newly shown technique that lets him seize control of a Marine's arms and legs, allowing him to evade the guards' strikes and leap clear over the main gate.

Who are Oimo and Kashii?

Oimo and Kashii are two giants introduced in Chapter 377 as the gatekeepers guarding Enies Lobby's main gate against the Galley-La Company and Franky Family.

How many soldiers surround Luffy in Chapter 377?

After Luffy lands on the inner island, he is shown encircled by a force of over ten thousand Marines.

What does the color spread in Chapter 377 depict?

The color spread for Chapter 377 frames the conflict as the Mugiwara Pirates against Cipher Pol No. 9, the government's deadliest assassination unit.

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