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Assassins from Dressrosa

Manga ChapterCh. 692

One Piece chapter 692 ends Caesar's fight as Luffy blasts him through a wall, sending shockwaves through the underworld brokers. Doflamingo's agents Baby 5 and Buffalo land on Punk Hazard to retrieve the scientist, only to meet General Franky among the rubble.

Cover Story: Color Spread (building a clock)
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Summary

Begging for mercy and even offering Luffy a post in his organization, Caesar is instead struck square in the gut by Gomu Gomu no Grizzly Magnum, which hurls him through the gate into the dark R-66 corridor. Across the New World, the brokers who bankrolled him react with disbelief, anger, and alarm, one resolving to warn Big Mom, another noting that Joker is about to move, and Rob Lucci ordering word spread about the Straw Hat and Heart Pirate alliance.

Most of the crew and the Marines converge on Building R, guided by Usopp through the intercom and shutters. Brook carries the petrified Kin'emon, who fell to the gas chasing a daughter's claim that his son had become a dragon. Law, furious that Luffy knocked Caesar away rather than capturing him, vows to seize the scientist himself.

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Key Events

Off the coast, Doflamingo's agents Baby 5 and Buffalo approach the island. Buffalo's Guru Guru no Mi lets him spin like a fan and clear away the gas, uncovering the tanker and the unconscious Caesar atop it. Doflamingo, contacted by Den Den Mushi, orders them to recover the scientist and return to Dressrosa at once, pleased that with Caesar back he can keep producing SAD.

Their banter reveals Baby 5's tragic past: Doflamingo has killed every man she ever agreed to marry, destroying eight towns, because she cannot refuse anyone who says they need her. She is also buried in debt, owing 98,000,000 Berries. Her Buki Buki no Mi turns her body into weapons, while Buffalo's Guru Guru no Mi makes him a rotation man. As they move to grab Caesar, the robotic General Franky bursts from the wreckage, and Franky mistakes Buffalo for a bird.

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Notes

The title refers to the two Dressrosa agents. The color spread shows the crew building a clock beneath a French caption about the unnoticed passage of time. Luffy debuts Gomu Gomu no Grizzly Magnum, and both Baby 5 and Buffalo make their first appearances with their Devil Fruit powers disclosed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the assassins in One Piece Chapter 692?

The "assassins from Dressrosa" in Chapter 692 are Baby 5 and Buffalo, agents sent by Donquixote Doflamingo to retrieve Caesar Clown from Punk Hazard.

How does Luffy defeat Caesar Clown in Chapter 692?

Luffy ends the fight with a Gomu Gomu no Grizzly Magnum, punching Caesar Clown through the gate into the dark R-66 corridor while the scientist begs for mercy.

What powers do Baby 5 and Buffalo have?

Baby 5 has the Buki Buki no Mi, which turns her body into weapons, while Buffalo's Guru Guru no Mi lets him spin like a fan to clear gas and act as a rotation man.

What is revealed about Baby 5's past in Chapter 692?

Chapter 692 reveals that Doflamingo has killed every man Baby 5 ever agreed to marry, destroying eight towns, because she is unable to refuse anyone who says they need her, and that she owes 98,000,000 Berries in debt.

Who confronts Baby 5 and Buffalo on Punk Hazard?

The robotic General Franky bursts from the wreckage as Baby 5 and Buffalo move to grab Caesar Clown, and Franky mistakes Buffalo for a bird.

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