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Chapter 732

Manga ChapterCh. 732

Chapter 732, "An Underground World," splits the infiltration team in two as Franky storms the toy house to draw attention while the dwarves and Straw Hats slip through a tunnel into the hidden harbor beneath the palace plateau.

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Summary

With the assault underway, Leo guides Thunder Soldier's group toward a concealed passage, but the route proves too cramped; even Robin and Usopp barely squeeze through, and Franky cannot fit at all. Told he can instead enter through the above-ground toy house, Franky learns the grim truth that the building is no home at all, holding no beds while its toys labor without rest day and night. He decides to barge in alone, reasoning that a loud commotion up top will make reaching Sugar far easier.

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Key Events

Recognized as Cyborg Franky, he is reported to Senor Pink, who is busy eating a tomato and shrugging off a woman's warnings before tearing her swimsuit away for a napkin, antics that only leave the women swooning over his hard-boiled manner. Indifferent to the spectacle, Franky unleashes a Coup de Vent on the structure, the racket reaching Doflamingo, Diamante, Pica, and Trebol through their snail. Below ground, the dwarves brief Usopp on the scale of the Donquixote Family and its officers as the column reaches the vast portyard under the plateau, leaving him stunned at its size.

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Notes

Robin, Usopp, the dwarves, and Thunder Soldier successfully reach the underground trade port, while Franky meets Senor Pink at the toy house, set at the base of the palace plateau. Franky is shown firing Coup de Vent one-handed, and Senor Pink reveals the power to swim through solid ground. The chapter details the family's hierarchy: three elite officers each command a cluster of the ten officers, who in turn direct some 2,000 unranked men, with Vergo and Monet having served as officers posted abroad.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Franky decide to attack the toy house alone in Chapter 732?

In Chapter 732, Franky cannot fit through the cramped tunnel that Robin, Usopp, and the dwarves use to reach the underground harbor, so he chooses to storm the toy house above ground alone, reasoning that the noise will draw attention and make it easier to reach Sugar.

What does Franky learn about the toy house in Chapter 732?

Franky learns that the toy house is not a real home, since it has no beds and its toys are forced to labor without rest day and night.

How does Senor Pink react when Franky is spotted?

When Franky is recognized as Cyborg Franky, Senor Pink is busy eating a tomato and ignoring a woman's warnings, tearing her swimsuit away to use as a napkin before Franky attacks the toy house with a one-handed Coup de Vent.

What does Chapter 732 reveal about the Donquixote Family's hierarchy?

Chapter 732 reveals that three elite officers each command a cluster of the Donquixote Family's ten officers, who in turn direct roughly 2,000 unranked men, with Vergo and Monet noted as officers who served abroad.

Who successfully reaches the underground trade port in Chapter 732?

In Chapter 732, Robin, Usopp, the dwarves, and the Thunder Soldier successfully reach the underground trade port beneath the Dressrosa palace plateau.

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