Titled "Blizzard With a Chance of Slime," this chapter has Luffy tangle with the body-swapped Smoker and Tashigi before Slime rains from the sky, detonating the stolen marine ship. Caesar reveals his pet's spreading menace just as Luffy grabs him.
Summary
The sudden arrival of Luffy, Robin, and Franky throws Caesar's underlings into disarray. Tashigi, trapped in Smoker's body, finally forces a deliberate smoke transformation and attacks Luffy, who easily dodges and wonders aloud why Smoker grew so weak. The real Smoker, stuck in Tashigi's frame, then strikes with his seastone jitte, baffling Luffy until Robin guesses Law is behind the swap. Once it clicks, Luffy bursts out laughing, slips into Gear 2, and tells Smoker their real fight will wait until the marine has his own body back.
Key Events
Notably, Luffy is able to seize Smoker's intangible body for the first time using Haki. Franky blasts the lab's front entrance open with his Radical Beam and calls the others inside, but the assault stalls as gluey blobs begin falling from the heavens. One lands on the commandeered marine vessel, oozing poison and acid; when a soldier torches it, the entire ship erupts in a violent explosion and is reduced to splinters, horrifying Smoker and Tashigi as their men are wiped out.
Notes
More blobs keep raining down, and Caesar appears atop the wreckage to explain that Slime, hating water, fires pieces of its larger body across the lake from the burning side of the island. Each fragment releases toxic gas on contact and detonates if ignited, with even a small piece able to obliterate a ship. He gloats that once every piece gathers, the area will become a fresh poison-gas catastrophe. Mid-boast, Luffy cuts him off by grabbing him outright, stunning the scientist and opening their confrontation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 670 of One Piece?
Chapter 670 of One Piece, titled "Blizzard with a Chance of Slime," has Luffy fight the body-swapped Smoker and Tashigi before Slime begins raining down and destroys a stolen marine ship. Caesar Clown explains the growing threat just before Luffy grabs him.
How does Luffy figure out Smoker and Tashigi swapped bodies in Chapter 670?
In Chapter 670, Luffy is confused when the smoke-transforming fighter he dodges turns out weaker than expected and the jitte-wielding one is unexpectedly strong, until Robin guesses that Law swapped Smoker and Tashigi's bodies. Once it clicks, Luffy laughs, shifts into Gear 2, and tells Smoker their real fight will wait until he has his own body back.
What new ability does Luffy show in Chapter 670?
In Chapter 670, Luffy uses Haki to seize Smoker's intangible smoke body for the first time, something he had previously been unable to do against Smoker's Logia power.
What does Slime do to the marine ship in Chapter 670?
In Chapter 670, a blob of Slime lands on the commandeered marine vessel and oozes poison and acid, and when a soldier sets it on fire the entire ship explodes and is reduced to splinters. Caesar Clown later explains that Slime fires these toxic fragments across the lake and that each one detonates if ignited.
How does the confrontation between Luffy and Caesar Clown begin in Chapter 670?
In Chapter 670, Caesar Clown boasts that gathering all of Slime's pieces will turn the area into a fresh poison-gas catastrophe, but Luffy cuts him off mid-boast by grabbing him outright, stunning the scientist and opening their fight.
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