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Chapter 780

Manga ChapterCh. 780

Chapter 780, "The Heart Curse," shows how Doflamingo and Trebol gunned down Law after he refused their bargain, then sends Luffy back to the rooftop to resume the fight as the Birdcage starts closing in.

Cover Story: Solo Journey of Jinbe, Knight of the Sea Vol. 24
Title Japanese: ハートの呪縛
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Summary

A few minutes earlier, Trebol's sticky launcher flung Law to the roof's edge, and he and Doflamingo loomed over the gravely hurt Warlord. Doflamingo pitied everything Law had endured, escaping the doomed White City, meeting Corazon, spending thirteen years plotting his downfall, allying with Luffy, calling it all worthless. Pressing a gun to Law's chest, he offered a deal: perform the Perennial Youth Operation on him and any wish would be granted.

Law feigned agreement, then demanded Doflamingo resurrect Corazon and grovel before all of Dressrosa, laughing that the Straw Hats work miracles and raising his middle finger. Enraged, Doflamingo shot him eight times and swore the legacy of the Heart would end.

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Key Events

Luffy smashes up through the palace roof and presses Doflamingo hard, leaping over a Spider's Web to land Hawk Gatling, only to be wrapped in a mass of strings by Break White. Tearing free, Luffy steps in a pool of blood and finds Law motionless on the ground; Doflamingo declares him dead, stunning the boy. As the citizens notice the Birdcage shrinking, Luffy faintly hears Law's voice urging him to listen closely.

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Notes

The cover continues the Jinbe story, the sea kitten's home returned to the ocean floor. The chapter confirms Doflamingo ended his battle with Law by shooting him repeatedly and that the Birdcage has begun to contract, setting the stage for Law's hidden gambit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 780?

In Chapter 780, The Heart Curse, a flashback reveals Doflamingo shooting Law eight times after he refuses a bargain, while in the present Luffy battles Doflamingo on the palace roof as the Birdcage begins to close in.

What deal does Doflamingo offer Law in Chapter 780?

Doflamingo presses a gun to Law's chest and offers to grant any wish if Law performs the Perennial Youth Operation on him, but Law mockingly demands he resurrect Corazon and grovel before Dressrosa instead.

How does Doflamingo respond to Law's refusal?

Enraged by Law's mocking response, Doflamingo shoots him eight times and declares that the legacy of the Heart will end with him.

What attacks does Luffy use against Doflamingo in Chapter 780?

Luffy smashes through the palace roof and attacks Doflamingo with Hawk Gatling, but Doflamingo traps him in a mass of strings with Break White before Luffy tears free.

What does Luffy discover when he finds Law on the rooftop?

Luffy steps into a pool of blood and finds Law motionless on the ground, and Doflamingo declares that Law is dead, stunning Luffy just as the Birdcage starts to shrink.

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