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Chapter 660

Manga ChapterCh. 660

Titled "Trafalgar Law, Warlord of the Sea," this chapter pushes the children's escape through a chamber of frozen corpses, reunites the captured Straw Hats outdoors, and sets Smoker and Law on a collision course.

Saga: Dressrosa Saga
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Summary

As they flee, the children describe how they were torn from their homes under the pretense of curing contagious diseases, leading Nami to recognize the scheme as outright abduction and to ask Chopper to examine them later. Chopper smashes through what seems a dead end, and the group enters a frigid, darkened room. A frightened girl tells Nami to look around, revealing rows of giant frozen bodies, and the pair grasp in horror that the chamber stores enormous corpses dressed in prison garb.

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Key Events

Back in the Biscuits Room, Sanji and Franky finish off their goat-legged pursuers, and the samurai head needles Sanji until Franky takes it away. Outside, Tashigi plays the distress recording for Law, who dismisses it as a likely Marine forgery and refuses Smoker's demand to inspect the facility. When Nami, Chopper, and the children burst out the door followed by Franky carrying kids on tank-tread legs, both the Marines and Law are caught off guard. Recognizing Law from Sabaody, the crew flees back inside, and as Tashigi orders pursuit, Law deploys an enlarged Room and uses Tact to hoist the G-5 ship into the air, squaring off against Smoker.

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Notes

The masked inhabitants are shown to have goat legs, resembling satyrs. A room packed with giant frozen prisoners is revealed, and Franky is shown to store tank treads in his calves. The kidnapped children and abducted Straw Hats make it outside only to retreat at the sight of Law, Smoker, Tashigi, and the G-5 Marines. Law's powers appear for the first time after the timeskip, with his Room now covering a far larger area, as he and Smoker resolve to fight.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the giant children reveal about how they ended up on Punk Hazard?

As they flee, the giant children tell Nami they were taken from their homes under the false pretense of curing a contagious disease, which leads Nami to recognize the scheme as outright kidnapping.

What horrifying discovery does Nami make in the frozen chamber?

After Chopper smashes through a wall, Nami and the children enter a darkened, frigid room stacked with rows of giant frozen corpses dressed in prison garb.

How does Trafalgar Law react to Tashigi's evidence in Chapter 660?

When Tashigi plays a distress recording for Trafalgar Law, he dismisses it as a likely Marine forgery and refuses Smoker's demand to inspect the Punk Hazard facility.

What happens when the rescued children and Straw Hats burst outside?

Nami, Chopper, and the children burst out the door followed by Franky carrying kids on his tank tread legs, catching both the Marines and Trafalgar Law off guard before the group retreats back inside upon recognizing Law.

How does Law respond to Smoker at the end of Chapter 660?

Trafalgar Law deploys an enlarged Room and uses his Tact ability to hoist the G-5 Marine ship into the air, squaring off directly against Smoker.

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