
The trusting little people of Tontatta are introduced, Rebecca and Thunder Soldier are shown to share a past, and Sanji's warning confirms the exchange is a trap as Doflamingo and Fujitora close on Law.
Coming to, Robin finds dwarves clambering over her in search of anything dangerous after they had knocked both her and Usopp out. The instant she swears she intends no harm, the little people let her go, and their immediate faith in her word leaves her bewildered. Over in Acacia's harbor district, Zoro has cornered the thief who took his blade, a dwarf called Wicca who berates herself for getting caught; nursing a sprained ankle, she begs the hopelessly lost swordsman to carry her to the flower field so she can pass along news that the Donquixote Family means to assault the crew's ship.
Bearing Thunder Soldier through the arena, Franky goes by a window where Rebecca catches sight of the toy soldier and dissolves into tears, swearing she will take the tournament so the two of them can at last be together. The soldier answers that even toys keep something they wish to guard. At the meeting spot, Law takes a frantic last-moment call from Sanji, who warns that Doflamingo never stepped down as a Warlord and the whole arrangement is a snare, but Law tells him the warning comes too late, for Doflamingo and Fujitora are already moving in around him.
Robin discovers she lies beneath the forest of Green Bit, fastened to the ground by Leo's Nui Nui power, and remembers being felled by an anesthetic flower. She wins the dwarves over so quickly that even their chief Gancho takes Leo's word that she is good. They have already set her Den Den Mushi loose in the wild, and when they insist she give up her weapons she is saved from a forced stripping by Flapper, who calls her the friend of their "legendary warrior," plainly one of Usopp's tall tales. Wicca passes on that Doflamingo's crew is bound for the Thousand Sunny, and Sanji's desperate call confirms the trap as Doflamingo and Issho surround Law.

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The dwarves debut here, having carried Robin and Usopp off to the Tontatta Kingdom, where the Nui Nui no Mi lets Leo fasten Robin to the floor and she makes her first facefault. Usopp is taken for a "legendary hero." The sword thief proves to be the dwarf Wicca, who reveals that Dressrosa's "fairies" are in truth dwarves and that the Donquixote Pirates are aiming for the Thousand Sunny. Rebecca and Thunder Soldier turn out to be acquainted. Bound for the Flower Field are four travelers: Wicca, Zoro, Thunder Soldier, and Franky. Sanji tells Law that Doflamingo kept his Warlord seat, and Issho and Doflamingo draw near.
In "Adventure in the Land of Dwarves," Robin and Usopp wake up surrounded by the small Tontatta people, who had knocked them out to search for hidden dangers before releasing Robin once she swore she meant no harm.
Wicca is a dwarf who stole Zoro's sword in Acacia's harbor district. Cornered with a sprained ankle, she begs Zoro to carry her to the flower field so she can warn the crew that the Donquixote Family plans to attack the Thousand Sunny.
Rebecca and Thunder Soldier share a past together. When she spots him being carried through the arena by Franky, she bursts into tears and vows to win the tournament so the two of them can finally be reunited.
Sanji calls Law at the meeting point to warn him that Doflamingo never actually gave up his Warlord title and that the whole prisoner exchange is a trap, but by the time the call comes through, Doflamingo and Fujitora are already closing in around Law.
The Tontatta Kingdom is the underground home of the dwarves in the forest of Green Bit, ruled by their chief Gancho. The dwarves use Leo's Nui Nui no Mi power to pin captives like Robin to the ground before deciding whether to trust them.
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