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Chapter 679

Manga ChapterCh. 679

Chapter 679, titled "The G-5 Spirit", sees Caesar try to wall his enemies inside Building A and flood it with poison. The allies race for the connecting gate, and several G-5 Marines sacrifice themselves to save their captain.

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Summary

Reviewing his broadcast, Caesar realizes the cage is empty and the G-5 troops have vanished from the gate. A subordinate bursts in to report that the pirates, Law, and the Marines have broken into the Building A lobby and are pressing forward. Stunned that his sanctuary has been breached, Caesar devises a trap: seal the corridor linking Buildings A and B, blast open a wall, and let Shinokuni pour in to wipe everyone out.

As the Straw Hats carve through both Caesar's defenders and the G-5 line, an alarm sounds and the passage gate begins lowering. Law warns Smoker the enemy means to cage them and flood the room, so they must rush everyone across before it shuts. They squeeze into Building B, but the cost is steep.

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Key Events

Luffy drops the guard Machete Run with a Gear 2 kick and spots the heavy door closing. Brook, Zoro, and Kin'emon hack a path through the Marine blockade, with Tashigi insisting her men prioritize escape over fighting. A cannon shot then shatters Building A's wall, letting the gas seep in. Tashigi is thrown to safety by her own soldiers, several of whom are petrified by the gas yet strike encouraging poses to urge the others onward.

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Notes

Chopper slips away after gathering intelligence on the NHC10 drug and locating a sedative, with Monet appearing to notice but doing nothing. A full layout of Caesar's lab is shown, and Vergo decides to ignore the trap and hunt Law and Smoker himself. Zoro and Tashigi cross paths for the first time since Arabasta. The cover reveals the Caribou Pirates' Jolly Roger and introduces Coribou.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the plot of One Piece Chapter 679?

Chapter 679, "The G-5 Spirit," shows Caesar Clown discovering that the Straw Hats, Trafalgar Law, and the G-5 Marines have broken into his Building A lobby. He seals the corridor to Building B and floods it with the poison gas Shinokuni, forcing the allies to race for the gate before it closes.

How does Caesar Clown try to trap his enemies in this chapter?

In Chapter 679, Caesar Clown triggers an alarm that lowers a heavy gate between Buildings A and B, then blasts open a wall so his poison gas Shinokuni can pour into the sealed corridor. The plan is meant to wipe out the Straw Hats, Law, and the G-5 Marines at once.

How do the G-5 Marines help their allies escape the gas?

Several G-5 Marines in Chapter 679 sacrifice themselves to buy time for the escaping group, with some soldiers being petrified by Shinokuni yet still striking encouraging poses to urge the others onward. Tashigi insists her men prioritize getting everyone to safety over continuing to fight.

What does Chopper accomplish during the chaos in Chapter 679?

While the battle rages, Chopper slips away to gather intelligence on the NHC10 drug and locate a sedative, all while Monet notices him but chooses not to interfere.

What does Vergo decide to do instead of following Caesar's trap?

Rather than staying to spring Caesar's gas trap, Vergo in Chapter 679 chooses to ignore it and go hunt down Trafalgar Law and Smoker himself.

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