
The 750th chapter, "The State of the War," tracks the multi-front push across Dressrosa. Riku's group decides to back the pirates, Rebecca volunteers to carry Law's cuff key to Luffy, Franky is dragged back into combat with Senor Pink, and Sabo blocks Fujitora.
While the gladiator army keeps surging up the relocated Royal Palace, the Donquixote Family realizes the fighting now stretches across the entire country. On the old plateau, the team led by Robin links up with Viola and King Riku, and they weigh how to proceed. Rebecca and Bartolomeo step forward, intending to bring Law's handcuff key to Luffy. Riku distrusts pirates on principle, but Viola and Leo convince him that only outsiders unbound by the World Government can free Dressrosa, since the authorities let Doflamingo run wild. Elsewhere, Franky is about to wreck the factory when Senor Pink resurfaces to renew their brawl, and Sabo single-handedly walls off the Marines and Fujitora as Luffy reaches the first tier of the castle.
Pica's massive stone form stays frozen because of his standoff with Zoro, which lets the Colosseum group advance past the family's lieutenants. A map lays out everyone's position: Zoro dueling Pica, Luffy and Law at the palace's lowest level, the gladiators closing on the Marines, and Kyros cutting his own path. Robin wipes out their pursuers by simply dissolving the climbing net she had conjured. Viola recovers the key to Law's restraints and rejects Riku's caution, arguing the government's brand of justice is precisely what doomed their nation. The Tontatta back the Straw Hats and credit Usopp with breaking the toy curse. Rebecca, Bartolomeo, Leo, and Kabu set off to deliver the key, leaving the factory job to Inhel.

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This installment opens with a color spread showing Luffy, Zoro, and Law alongside their Corrida Colosseum allies. The chapter belongs to the Dressrosa Arc and splits its focus among numerous simultaneous skirmishes. Sabo's confrontation closes the chapter as he declares he will stop anyone who threatens Luffy, both as a Revolutionary and as a brother, prompting Fujitora to question exactly whose sibling he is. Tank Lepanto is shown having reached Riku's group.
One Piece Chapter 750, titled Flash Points, is part of the Dressrosa Arc. The chapter tracks the multi front battle spreading across the island as different groups fight Doflamingo's forces.
In Chapter 750, Rebecca volunteers to carry Law's handcuff key to Luffy while Franky is dragged back into a fight with Senor Pink at the SMILE Factory. Sabo single handedly blocks the Marines and Admiral Fujitora to keep them from reaching Luffy at the castle.
In Chapter 750, Viola and Leo convince a distrustful King Riku Doldo III that only outsiders unbound by the World Government, like the Straw Hats, can free Dressrosa. They argue that the authorities let Donquixote Doflamingo run wild for years.
At the end of Chapter 750, Sabo single handedly walls off the Marines and Admiral Fujitora, declaring he will stop anyone who threatens Luffy as both a Revolutionary and as his brother. This prompts Fujitora to question exactly whose sibling Sabo is.
In Chapter 750, Rebecca, Bartolomeo, Leo, and Kabu set off to deliver Trafalgar Law's restraint key to Luffy. Viola recovers the key and rejects Riku's caution, arguing the government's justice is what doomed their nation in the first place.
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