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Chapter 470

Manga ChapterCh. 470

Chapter 470, titled Oars vs. Straw Hat Pirates, pits the crew against Moria's enormous zombie giant, who tosses aside every attack and floors them one after another while Luffy chases the warlord himself.

Cover Story: Enel's Great Space Operations, Vol. 35
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Summary

While Luffy stays locked on Gecko Moria, who keeps him busy on purpose, the remaining crew minus Nami squares off against Oars. The giant zombie unleashes a Gomu Gomu no Kama, leaving everyone stunned that he wields the same moves as their captain. Chopper and Usopp are most rattled by his sheer reach, since his limbs already span vast distances without needing to stretch. Sanji lands a Collier Clo to the head, only to be batted away instantly, and Franky marvels at how fast such a colossal body can move.

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Key Events

As Oars moves to kill Sanji, Usopp halts him with a Firebird Star. The zombie then flattens the structure Franky's group stood on with a leaping kick. Zoro's strike at the head is dodged and answered with a kick that sends him flying, until Robin snags him in a Hand Net. Franky's gunfire does nothing. When Oars reaches the platform where the crew has regrouped, Usopp and Chopper try to block him and fail. He demolishes their footing, leaving the whole group sprawled and half conscious, murmuring about Luffy and how strong he truly is.

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Notes

The chapter belongs to the Thriller Bark Arc, with its single chapter note being that every Straw Hat except Luffy and Nami throws themselves at Oars and is swiftly beaten. The cover runs Enel's Great Space Operations, in which Enel and the lunar automata study murals describing a winged, mechanically gifted race that once lived on the moon. Brook is noted as present in the Florian Triangle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 470, "Oars vs. Straw Hat Pirates"?

In Chapter 470, the Straw Hat crew minus Luffy and Nami takes on the giant zombie Oars, who copies Luffy's own fighting moves and swiftly beats down every attacker while Luffy stays locked in his own chase after Gecko Moria.

Why are Chopper and Usopp so rattled by Oars in Chapter 470?

Chopper and Usopp are unsettled by Oars because his limbs already span vast distances on their own, meaning his enormous reach threatens them without him even needing to stretch like Luffy does.

What move does Oars use against the Straw Hats in Chapter 470?

Oars unleashes a Gomu Gomu no Kama, a technique that leaves the crew stunned to see the giant zombie wielding the same kind of moves as their captain Luffy.

How does Robin help Zoro during the fight with Oars in Chapter 470?

After Oars dodges Zoro's strike and kicks him away, Robin catches him with a Hand Net technique.

How does the fight with Oars end in Chapter 470?

Oars demolishes the platform where the crew has regrouped, leaving Usopp, Chopper, and the others sprawled and half conscious while the zombie murmurs about how strong Luffy truly is.

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