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Chapter 735

Manga ChapterCh. 735

Chapter 735, "Fujitora's Intention," reveals the Admiral's true aim of dismantling the Warlord system, guides Luffy's group toward a hidden palace lift, and opens the tournament's final round as Sabo steps into the ring.

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Summary

The colosseum announces Diamante's entry to roaring approval as the injured block D fighters, the slumbering Cavendish among them, are rushed to the infirmary. Rebecca approaches Lucy to share that she also reached the finals but senses at once that he is not the man she met; Sabo, beneath the disguise, admits things may turn dangerous and that he cannot promise her safety, adding that all of Dressrosa is a facade much like the homeland of his youth.

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Key Events

At the royal plateau, Viola produces a pass for a lift hidden even from Doflamingo and reveals the family bonds tying her to the resistance, that the dwarves work alongside the man who took her late sister's place raising Rebecca. Moved, she thanks Wicca for believing in her father, and Luffy learns Viola is a princess and Rebecca her niece. Zoro proposes that Luffy carry a boulder up to act as counterweight so the others can ride the platform, a plan that visibly unsettles Viola.

At the toy house Franky battles on; Senor Pink, revealed to wield the Sui Sui no Mi, takes a missile to the face without flinching to shield a comrade, and Machvise leaps in to crush Franky but misses before Bastille's Marines encircle the area to arrest him. In the palace Fujitora rebuffs any alliance and declares his goal of abolishing the Seven Warlords system entirely, knowing Doflamingo seized Dressrosa. Enraged, Doflamingo attacks, but the Admiral repels him and warns that with the Levely approaching the world is bound to stir. In the colosseum, Koala arrives just in time as Sabo, dressed as Lucy, steps first into the newly built final ring, silently asking Ace to watch over him.

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Notes

Scarlett is named as Viola's older sister and Rebecca's mother. Senor Pink's fruit is identified as the Sui Sui no Mi, and Machvise joins the fight against Franky with an apparent floating ability. Issho states his intent to end the Warlord system and deal with Doflamingo afterward, prioritizing the protection of citizens as his brand of justice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fujitora's true goal in Chapter 735?

In Chapter 735, Admiral Fujitora reveals that his true aim is to abolish the Seven Warlords system entirely, and he intends to deal with Doflamingo, whom he knows seized Dressrosa, once that goal is accomplished.

What does Viola reveal about her family in Chapter 735?

Viola reveals that Scarlett, her older sister, was Rebecca's mother, and that she herself is a princess of Dressrosa, making Rebecca her niece.

What is Senor Pink's Devil Fruit power in Chapter 735?

Chapter 735 identifies Senor Pink's power as the Sui Sui no Mi, and he shows he can take a missile to the face without flinching in order to shield a comrade.

How does Doflamingo react when Fujitora refuses an alliance?

When Fujitora rebuffs any alliance and declares his intent to end the Warlord system, an enraged Doflamingo attacks him, but the Admiral repels the assault and warns that the approaching Levely will stir the world.

Who steps into the tournament's final ring in Chapter 735?

Disguised as Lucy, Sabo steps first into the newly built final ring in the colosseum, silently asking his late brother Ace to watch over him.

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