
Sugar's collapse breaks the toy curse across the whole island. As wooden bodies revert to flesh and forgotten relatives flood back into memory, a restored Kyros charges the palace to fell Doflamingo, while at the arena Sabo rips the floor open to reach the basement below.
The moment Sugar drops unconscious, the dwarves are awestruck and Trebol reels in shock. Across every district the toys snap back into their original bodies, and as they do, the people who had loved them suddenly remember the relations stolen from their minds. By Den Den Mushi, Trebol breaks the news to Doflamingo that the Hobi Hobi power has failed, and the warlord, gripped by alarm, asks whether the report is some kind of joke. Out among the crowds, terror and reunion mingle: some embrace family they had lost, while others scatter from beasts and pirates that were playthings moments before, and the rest prove to be ex-soldiers, officials, Marines, and even leaders of distant nations.
Thunder Soldier, his true form returned, breaks away from the side of Luffy and Viola and sprints toward the suit room. Viola, weeping as her memory floods back, names the man for a baffled Luffy: the former champion of the Colosseum and commander of King Riku's army, and she stuns him further by revealing the figure is Rebecca's father. Inside the suit room, Riku also recovers his recollection of his old comrade. Kyros bursts in, begs his king's pardon for the long wait, and severs Doflamingo's head in one stroke, horrifying Buffalo and Baby 5. Luffy and Viola arrive moments later, and Kyros announces he has come to win back the real Dressrosa.

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Every toy on Dressrosa reverts; the freed population turns out to include Riku's former troops, royals of other lands, World Government officials, Marines, pirates, ordinary folk, and wild animals, and the flood of returned memories throws the island into turmoil. Pica disappears in the middle of his duel with Zoro. Kyros decapitates Doflamingo. Fighting as Lucy, Sabo levels the Corrida Colosseum floor with a fresh technique, Ryusoken: Ryu no Ibuki, and Koala radios Hack that he is heading for the basement. The cover request, by Mokuku of Aichi, shows Vivi and Karoo at tennis.
In this chapter, Sugar's collapse breaks the Hobi Hobi toy curse across all of Dressrosa, and the freed people suddenly remember relatives that had been erased from their minds. A restored Kyros storms the palace and beheads Donquixote Doflamingo, while Sabo tears open the Corrida Colosseum floor to reach the hidden basement below.
In Chapter 743, Kyros, the former champion of the Corrida Colosseum and commander of King Riku's army, bursts into the suit room and severs Donquixote Doflamingo's head in one stroke, shocking Buffalo and Baby 5.
Sugar's sudden collapse breaks the Hobi Hobi no Mi curse over the entire island of Dressrosa. Every toy reverts to its original human or animal form, and the freed victims regain the memories that had been stolen from them.
Chapter 743 reveals that Thunder Soldier, a toy who fought alongside Luffy and Viola, is actually Kyros, the former Corrida Colosseum champion and Rebecca's father. Viola, her memory restored, identifies him for a stunned Luffy.
Fighting under the alias Lucy, Sabo levels the floor of the Corrida Colosseum with a new technique called Ryusoken: Ryu no Ibuki. The attack opens a path down into the arena's hidden basement, which Koala radios Hack that she is heading toward.
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