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Chapter 753

Manga ChapterCh. 753

In chapter 753, "Battle," Bellamy demands answers from Doflamingo while the family officers turn the tide on the gladiators. The enslaved dwarves rise up, and Kyros joins Luffy's charge, rallying the Colosseum fighters into a coordinated assault.

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Summary

Bellamy reaches the rooftop and confronts Doflamingo over the order to have him killed. Doflamingo brushes it off, explaining their ambitions never aligned: Bellamy only wanted to be a pirate, while Doflamingo aims to wreck the world. Down below, the family's officers enter the fray and the gladiators begin to falter. In Sebio, Marines restrain the citizens puppeteered by Doflamingo's strings and start plotting how to end his game. At the factory, the Pink Bee Squad signals the enslaved dwarves that they have been deceived, sparking a revolt against the overseers. Kyros catches up to Luffy's party as they reach the plateau battle, and the sight of Luffy galvanizes the gladiators, who urge the group onward while Luffy and Cavendish open an assault.

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Key Events

Dellinger surrounds and downs Suleiman with his horns. Gladius blasts the wall to drop Chinjao from the third floor, and Machvise crushes Boo, while Lao G and Baby 5 engage Orlumbus and Dagama. The dwarves, reading messages spelled out by pink bees that read "FIGHT," trust their friends and attack their captors. Citizens in the village subdue a controlled victim and learn where Riku and Usopp are hiding, resolving to capture them alive as a way to stop the game. Kyros reveals to Luffy that he means to kill Diamante to avenge his wife Scarlett. Dagama traps Dellinger so Luffy and Cavendish can break through with Jet Gatling and Saint Exupery.

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Notes

The cover advances Jinbe's journey with a puzzled sea dog sheriff helping the lost sea kitten. The chapter is part of the Dressrosa Arc. Kyros is angered to learn his daughter Rebecca is behind enemy lines, though Luffy reassures him she is with Robin. The gladiators agree to hold the officers so that Luffy, Cavendish, Law, and Kyros can carve a path to the third level.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What arc is episode 753 in One Piece?

One Piece Chapter 753, titled Battle, is part of the Dressrosa Arc. The chapter follows the gladiators, Doflamingo's officers, and the enslaved dwarves as fighting spreads across the island.

What does Bellamy confront Doflamingo about in Chapter 753?

In Chapter 753, Bellamy reaches the palace rooftop and confronts Donquixote Doflamingo over an order to have him killed. Doflamingo brushes it off, explaining that their ambitions never aligned: Bellamy only wanted to be a pirate, while Doflamingo aims to destroy the world.

Why does Kyros want to kill Diamante in Chapter 753?

In Chapter 753, Kyros reveals to Luffy that he intends to kill Diamante to avenge his wife, Scarlett. Luffy also reassures Kyros that his daughter Rebecca, whom Kyros learns is behind enemy lines, is safe with Robin.

What happens with the enslaved dwarves in Chapter 753?

In Chapter 753, the Pink Bee Squad signals the enslaved dwarves at the SMILE Factory that they have been deceived by messages spelled out in flight. Trusting their friends, the dwarves rise up and attack their overseers.

What plan do the gladiators agree to in Chapter 753?

In Chapter 753, the Corrida Colosseum gladiators agree to hold off Donquixote Doflamingo's officers so that Luffy, Cavendish, Law, and Kyros can carve a path to the third level of the palace. Dagama traps Dellinger so Luffy and Cavendish can break through with Jet Gatling and Saint Exupery.

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