The Undefeated Woman

On the iron span, Doflamingo questions Law over Giolla, whom Law calmly swaps with a rock and lets flee. The warlord brushes off Law's hostility as mere bitterness over a past defeat, but Law counters that he fights to carry out the resolve of a person he once knew, and their duel erupts across the bridge.

Out at sea, the liberated Straw Hats steer for Zou while staying watchful for Doflamingo. Momonosuke admits he was left shaken after witnessing Doflamingo's cruelty and dreads what may become of the captured Kanjuro. Sanji quietly thinks back on Violet, who had mentioned a contact inside the Government awaiting her, before her vision of the Fighting Fish assault on the Sunny sent him hurrying away. In the present, Violet passes some onlookers watching the D Block bout on a screen, shoots it apart, and tells her toy mount to return to the palace.

In the ring, Rebecca downs rival after rival by tipping them out of bounds without leaving a scratch, until Rolling Logan singles her out and vows to shatter every last one of her bones. Below the colosseum, Sai is treated and then dropped through a hidden trapdoor into a sprawling underground pit, where he finds every eliminated fighter and heaps of ruined toys cast aside, none of them aware of Doflamingo's intentions.

Law makes clear that his reason for facing Doflamingo is not vengeance but the duty he owes to another person's resolve. Kanjuro appears only as a silhouette. Violet declares she is under the World Government's protection and rides back to the palace. In return for Zoro's autograph, Bartolomeo agrees to seek out Luffy.

Rebecca claims her victories by sending opponents tumbling from the ring instead of wounding them, and Luffy contends that she can use Observation Haki. She steels herself to take on Rolling Logan. The beaten, wounded entrants are tricked and cast down into an underground dungeon piled with broken toys.

The cover continues the Caribou storyline as a dinosaur sets upon the crew. Chinjao once again swears to carry his grudge against Doflamingo all the way down to his grandchildren's generation, a vow that gains extra weight in light of the later toy transformations.