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Chapter 477

Manga ChapterCh. 477

In the chapter titled three eighths, Moria escapes Robin's hold through his shadow double, steals her shadow, and pounds down Sanji and Chopper, even after Chopper pinpoints Oars' frostbitten right arm as the giant's weak point.

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Summary

Robin clamps Moria in place with her many-armed Ochenta Fleur while Oars puzzles over why his stretching has stopped and Usopp thanks her for the rescue. Moria scoffs that nothing so simple will hold him, then materializes at Robin's back with Brick Bat, leaving her to throw up a Veinte Fleur shield. The cloud of shadow bats buries her, and she drops, until a livid Sanji wipes them out with a storm of kicks. Their shadows knit into a copy of Moria behind Robin; startled, she still forces her attention onto the warlord's true body, aware the double falls the moment he does.

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Key Events

Robin disables the genuine Moria with Cuatro Mano: Clutch and the crew starts to cheer, but he reappears behind her, boasting that his fruit lets him trade places with the double whenever he likes. Crowing that he has won the long game, he tears out her shadow and knocks her cold. Sanji's flaming Diable Jambe lashes out, yet Moria has already swapped back into Oars, whose stretch returns at once. As the giant moves to finish the downed Robin, Sanji deflects the blow. Chopper, who has been examining the corpse this whole time, reveals that an external cause killed Oars five centuries ago: he froze to death, and the joint of his right arm took severe frostbite, making it the giant's flaw. Sanji and Chopper drive a combined aerial kick into that very arm; Oars sneers that it will not work, but Chopper warns the accumulated harm will catch up. Oars then mows them both down with his gatling.

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Notes

This Thriller Bark Arc installment confirms Moria can switch with his copy instantly, shows he cannot stretch Oars unless he is inside him, has Robin lose her shadow, and exposes the frostbitten right arm as Oars' weakness. With Sanji and Chopper out, only Zoro, Usopp, and Nami remain on their feet. The cover is an Animal Theater scene of Usopp soaring beside a trio of birds. The chapter is adapted in Episode 371.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 477 of One Piece?

In Chapter 477, titled 3/8, Moria escapes Robin's hold through his shadow double, steals her shadow, and pounds down Sanji and Chopper, even after Chopper pinpoints Oars' frostbitten right arm as the giant's weak point.

How does Moria escape Robin's grip in Chapter 477?

In Chapter 477, Moria materializes a shadow double behind Robin using Brick Bat, and his Devil Fruit power lets him swap places with the double whenever he likes.

What does Moria do to Robin in Chapter 477?

In Chapter 477, Moria tears Robin's shadow out of her body and knocks her unconscious.

What weakness does Chopper discover in Oars in Chapter 477?

In Chapter 477, Chopper reveals that Oars froze to death five centuries ago and that the joint of his right arm carries severe frostbite, making it the giant's flaw.

Who is left standing after Chapter 477?

By the end of Chapter 477, only Zoro, Usopp, and Nami remain on their feet after Sanji and Chopper are mowed down by Oars' gatling.

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