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Chapter 752

Manga ChapterCh. 752

Chapter 752, "Palm," reveals Doflamingo's tunnel ambush as another string clone, freeing Luffy to smash his own path upward. Robin's group hops beetles to the palace, and a flashback opens on a young, explosive-laden Law begging to join the Donquixote crew.

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Summary

The Doflamingo cornering Luffy and Law is skewered by Abdullah and Jeet and proves to be a string duplicate. The bounty hunters haul the captains and Ucy from the water and reveal Kelly Funk's betrayal, after which the clone had struck Kelly down. Refusing to wait, Luffy punches a hole through the ceiling to forge his own route to the next level, leaving Ucy with the two hunters. On the old plateau, Bartolomeo, Robin, and Rebecca travel by leaping between stag beetles that keep them aloft. At the SMILE Factory, the dwarves promise Franky a way in once he handles Senor Pink. Meanwhile, at the palace summit, Doflamingo reminisces with his officers about the day a child named Law first approached them.

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Key Events

Doflamingo knocks Ucy out before the rescue exposes him as a clone. Kyros climbs to the first level while Luffy, Law, and most of the gladiators push to the second; the Chinjao Family slips through the chaos toward the third. Gladius scolds the distracted subordinates as Luffy's breakthrough widens the opening. Leo explains the beetles cannot carry humans in flight, so they instead provide a hopping, floating service toward the flower field. Inhel's Tontatta reach Franky's position. Zoro relishes his clash with Pica's true body, and Sabo keeps grinding against Fujitora. The closing flashback shows a young Law, his body wrapped in explosives, infiltrating Doflamingo's palace and asking to join the crew so he can destroy everything in sight.

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Notes

The cover continues Jinbe's serial with "The Lost Sea Kitten," in which he finds a stray sea cub. Diamante and Trebol appear as Doflamingo recalls Law's origins, and Law mentions being raised in the white city with little time left to live. The chapter sits within the Dressrosa Arc. Cavendish stops Luffy to share a plan of his own.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Was the Doflamingo who ambushed Luffy in the tunnel real in Chapter 752?

No. In Chapter 752, the Doflamingo cornering Luffy and Law in the flooded tunnel turns out to be a string duplicate. Abdullah and Jeet skewer the clone and haul the captains and Ucy from the water.

How does Luffy get out of the flooded tunnel in Chapter 752?

In Chapter 752, rather than wait, Luffy punches a hole straight through the ceiling to forge his own path to the next level of the palace, leaving Ucy behind with Abdullah and Jeet.

How does Robin's group reach the palace in Chapter 752?

In Chapter 752, Bartolomeo, Robin, and Rebecca travel across the old plateau by leaping between giant stag beetles that keep them aloft. Leo explains the beetles cannot carry humans in true flight, only a hopping, floating ride toward the flower field.

What does the flashback in Chapter 752 reveal about young Law?

The closing flashback of Chapter 752 shows a young Trafalgar Law, his body wrapped in explosives, infiltrating Donquixote Doflamingo's palace and asking to join the crew so he could destroy everything in sight.

Who betrays the group during the tunnel ambush in Chapter 752?

In Chapter 752, the rescue in the flooded tunnel exposes Kelly Funk's betrayal, after which the Doflamingo string clone strikes Kelly down. Kelly had been piloting Bobby Funk's body to guide Luffy's group toward the ambush.

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