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Enies Lobby Main Island Express

Manga ChapterCh. 380

The 380th chapter of One Piece puts the Rocketman onto the main island by force. Yokozuna ramps the train over the gate, the impact flattens a giant gatekeeper, and the remaining Straw Hats at last reach the judicial island.

Cover Story: Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works", Vol. 16
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Summary

A violent crash deposits the Rocketman on the central island. Once the gate is breached and the second giant is knocked out by the racing train, Zoro and Sanji link up with the others at the compound and dive straight into the defenders. On the cover, the Goldenweek thread carries on: her fellow agents are powerless as Hina pins Miss Valentine to a column, while Jango and Fullbody examine their captive's parasol in detail.

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Key Events

Unable to reach Spandam, Baskerville dispatches a hundred law-guard soldiers at the invaders by the front gate. Oimo stands guard, yet Mozu and Kiwi have already freed the lock and need only a shove to swing it open. Before the giant can intervene, Paulie loops a rope around the gatekeeper and, with Sodom and Gomorrah lending their weight, sets him spinning while everyone else darts past. Outside the wall, the beaten guards see the Rocketman bearing down on the gate at full speed, and Yokozuna bends the barrier into a slope that flings the train over the first gate, with nowhere safe to set down.

Oimo finally goes over, and the Franky Family together with the Galley-La Company find themselves perched on his back, until a squad called the Watchdog Unit turns up and stabs Paulie, the wound not proving fatal. The giant hauls himself upright just as the Rocketman crashes into his back. The wreck appears certain to have killed them, but all of them emerge unhurt, and Zoro and Sanji scythe through huge numbers of foes in seconds before the Marines turn on them.

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Notes

Baskerville sets the law-guard corps on the Franky Family and the Galley-La Company. Seeing the gate sealed, the Rocketman rides the front fence into the air and over it, then plows into Oimo and lays him low. With that, every one of the Straw Hat Pirates has made it onto the main island. The chapter is part of the Enies Lobby Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 380?

In Chapter 380, the Rocketman train rides up a bent section of the outer wall and crashes directly into the giant gatekeeper Oimo, finally getting the rest of the Straw Hats onto Enies Lobby's main island.

How does Yokozuna help the Rocketman get past the gate?

Yokozuna bends the outer wall into a ramp, letting the speeding Rocketman fly over the first gate and land squarely on the giant gatekeeper Oimo.

How is the giant gatekeeper Oimo defeated?

Oimo is defeated after Paulie ropes him and, with Sodom and Gomorrah's help, sets him spinning off balance, and the Franky Family and Galley-La Company end up riding his back just before the Rocketman train slams into him.

What happens to Paulie in Chapter 380?

Paulie is stabbed by a squad called the Watchdog Unit while helping the boarding party past the gate, though the wound does not prove fatal.

What do Zoro and Sanji do once they land on the main island?

Once they reach the main island, Zoro and Sanji cut down large numbers of Marine defenders in seconds before the rest of the Marines turn their attention on them.

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