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Chapter 571

Manga ChapterCh. 571

Chapter 571, titled "The Execution Platform," sees Garp let Luffy through, Sengoku unveil his Buddha transformation, and a disguised Mr. 3 help free Ace from his Seastone shackles as the trio narrowly survives a cannon barrage.

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Summary

Luffy and Garp trade blows atop the crumbling bridge, the old vice admiral declaring he now counts both grandsons as foes for choosing piracy. As the two wind up enormous punches, memories of the boys he raised freeze Garp's arm, and Luffy slips past to land a Gear Second strike that sends him plunging to the ground below, stunning the watching officers. Luffy reaches the scaffold and readies Hancock's key to unlock Ace, but Sengoku transforms into a colossal golden Buddha and resolves to kill both brothers at once. Kizaru fires a laser that shatters the key before it can turn.

One of the supposedly unconscious executioners then stirs and reveals himself as Mr. 3 in disguise. Luffy inflates into a Gigantic Rubber Balloon while Mr. 3 raises a Candle Wall, together blunting Sengoku's massive fist, though the stand splits apart and collapses. As the three criminals fall, the Marines unleash a wall of cannon fire. Mr. 3 explains he climbed up to avenge his fallen comrade Bon Kurei, then molds a wax key and hands it over so Luffy can finally release Ace. As the shells close in, Ace turns to intangible flame to shield Luffy and Mr. 3.

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Key Events

Garp deliberately lets Luffy beat him. Sengoku's Devil Fruit power, the Buddha form, is revealed at last, though the fruit's name is not stated. With Mr. 3 disguised as an executioner, Ace is freed from his Seastone restraints.

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Notes

Mr. 3's motive ties back to Bon Kurei's earlier sacrifice at Impel Down. The cover, part of the Straw Hats and Animals series, shows Nami having her hair styled by a giant crab. The chapter runs seventeen pages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 571 of One Piece titled?

Chapter 571 is titled "The Execution Platform," covering Luffy's fight past Garp and his desperate attempt to reach Ace on the scaffold.

What Devil Fruit power does Sengoku reveal in Chapter 571?

Sengoku transforms into a colossal golden Buddha in Chapter 571, though the name of the fruit itself is not stated in this chapter.

How does Ace get freed from his Seastone shackles in Chapter 571?

After Kizaru's laser shatters Hancock's key, an executioner reveals himself as Mr. 3 in disguise. He molds a wax key from his Devil Fruit power and hands it to Luffy so Ace can finally be unlocked.

Why does Garp let Luffy defeat him in Chapter 571?

As Garp and Luffy exchange enormous punches, memories of raising both of his grandsons freeze Garp's arm, letting Luffy land a Gear Second strike. Garp deliberately allows Luffy to beat him and reach the scaffold.

How does Ace protect Luffy and Mr. 3 from the Marine cannon fire in Chapter 571?

As the execution stand collapses and Marine cannon shells close in, Ace turns his body to intangible flame to shield both Luffy and Mr. 3 from the blast.

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