Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley and Bullet clash using their Conqueror's Haki and Devil Fruit abilities, causing a significant tremor.
• Buggy's sudden appearance and a single word stop the fight.
• Bullet's true identity as a former Roger Pirate and Buster Call survivor is revealed.
• Linley and Bullet agree to continue their fight on a battlefield provided by King Riku of Dressrosa.

Character Developments

• Buggy: Despite his comedic nature, Buggy inadvertently demonstrates immense power by stopping Linley and Bullet's fight with a single word.
• Douglas Bullet: Bullet's past as a Roger Pirate and survivor of a Buster Call is revealed, highlighting his formidable strength and reputation.
• Linley: Linley shows respect for Bullet's strength and agrees to continue their fight on a neutral battlefield.

Significant Themes

• Power and Respect: Characters like Bullet and Linley command respect due to their immense power.
• The Past: The revelation of Bullet's past highlights the enduring legacy and influence of the Roger Pirates.

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet: The two powerful fighters show mutual respect and agree to continue their battle on neutral ground.
• Crocodile and Linley: The two briefly discuss their plans and share a laugh, indicating a growing alliance.
• Crocodile and the others: Crocodile gathers Buggy, Aiden, Fisher Tiger, Del, and others to discuss their next move against the Donquixote Family, planning to use the distraction caused by Linley and Bullet's fight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The people of Dressrosa avoid certain streets due to an instinctual fear of two powerful individuals approaching.
• Lynn Barek and Douglas Bullet, two formidable criminals, walk towards King's Highland, causing the city's inhabitants to flee their paths.
• Lynn and Bullet meet at King's Highland, ready for their battle, which Sengoku refers to as a "War of Two."

Character Developments

• Lynn Barek: Shows strategic thinking and a desire to team up against the World Government and Donquixote Family.
• Douglas Bullet: Demonstrates understanding of the conspiracy against them but remains focused on their fight.

Significant Themes

• Instinctual fear and survival: The people of Dressrosa exhibit this when they avoid the paths of Lynn and Bullet.
• Power dynamics: The battle between Lynn and Bullet is so intense that it's likened to a war, highlighting their immense strength.
• Conspiracy and manipulation: The World Government's plan to use Lynn and Bullet against each other is a central theme.

Character Interactions

• Lynn Barek and Douglas Bullet: They interact minimally but significantly, acknowledging the conspiracy against them and deciding to fight despite the potential for alliance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sengoku receives a call from a CP0 commander, revealing that the World Government's Five Elders are orchestrating a plan to "erase" Linley and Douglas from history.
• The plan involves letting Linley and Douglas fight each other, weakening them, and then capturing them unremarkably to prevent them from leaving a significant mark on history.
• The Marines are to be involved only after the capture, to clean up the aftermath and claim credit.
• Doflamingo activates his "Birdcage" again, encasing Dressrosa.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Realizes the true extent of the World Government's manipulation and the Five Elders' involvement.
• CP0 Commander: Reveals the World Government's strategy and manipulation, showing a more sinister side of the organization.
• Doflamingo: Shows his power and willingness to aid the World Government's plan.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and control by the World Government and its Five Elders.
• The desire to erase historical figures and prevent significant events.
• The contrast between the World Government's public image and its true intentions.

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and the CP0 Commander: Their conversation reveals the World Government's plan and the extent of its manipulation.
• Doflamingo and the World Government: Doflamingo's actions show his alliance with the World Government in this plan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doflamingo activates the Birdcage, isolating Dressrosa from the outside world.
• King Riku broadcasts to the citizens, explaining the situation as a World Government operation to capture two dangerous wanted criminals.
• Crocodile deduces that the World Government plans to use another strong pirate to weaken and eliminate Linley, minimizing his influence.
• A fight between Linley and Bullet begins in the King's Highland.

Character Developments

• King Riku shows concern for his citizens' safety and well-being.
• Crocodile demonstrates his strategic thinking and understanding of the World Government's motivations.
• Aiden shows curiosity and eagerness to participate in the operation.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The World Government's fear of powerful individuals and their desire to maintain control.
• Manipulation: The World Government's manipulation of the situation to minimize Linley's influence.
• Alliances: The potential for alliances and deals, as seen in Crocodile's plan to negotiate with Doflamingo.

Character Interactions

• King Riku interacts with the masked Oddity (Linley), discussing the operation's timeline.
• Crocodile interacts with Aiden and Fisher Tiger, explaining his plan and preparing for their operation.
• Linley and Bullet's fight begins, though not shown directly in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A massive explosion-like event occurs at King's Highland, caused by the initial clash of fists between Linley and Bullet.
• Linley activates his "Ruthless Barrage" skill, increasing his physical capabilities for prolonged attrition battles.
• Linley and Bullet engage in a fierce, unyielding fistfight, with neither defending against the other's attacks.

Character Developments

• Linley demonstrates his determination and resilience by enduring Bullet's attacks and counting each hit, reaching ninety-nine before activating his final skill.
• Bullet shows his wild and uninhibited nature, laughing even while taking heavy hits.

Significant Themes

• The power of will and determination in the face of adversity.
• The consequences of unchecked ambition and violence, as seen in the destruction caused by their fight.

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet engage in a brutal, no-holds-barred brawl, each determined to defeat the other.
• Their interaction highlights their shared history of surviving countless life-or-death battles, as evidenced by their scarred bodies.

Key Plot Points

• Linley and Bullet's battle at King's Highland, the former residence of the Riku Royal Family.
• The battle causes significant destruction, with more than half of the surrounding buildings being destroyed.
• Linley and Bullet engage in a fierce, prolonged fist fight, with both sustaining injuries.

Character Developments

• Linley: Unleashes his 'BOSS' fighting style, showcasing extreme abandon, violence, and release. Uses his Hero Skill, Showstopper, but Bullet withstands it.
• Bullet: Demonstrates immense strength and resilience, withstanding Linley's Showstopper. Strengthens his Armament Haki and prepares to continue fighting.

Significant Themes

• Pursuit of strength and power.
• The destructive nature of unchecked power and violence.
• The bond between enemies or rivals (Bullet's reflection on Roger).

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet's intense, brutal fight, with both expressing their enjoyment in the battle.
• Linley's surprise and acknowledgment of Bullet's resilience after using Showstopper.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley adopts an unusual, stable stance, releasing a dangerous aura.
• Bullet charges at Linley, who dodges and uses 'Showstopper' again, pushing Bullet back.
• Linley reveals a new move, 'Ruthless Barrage: One Hundred: Showstopper', continuously pushing and slamming Bullet.
• The two engage in a fierce, close-quarters battle, with Linley maintaining the upper hand.

Character Developments

• Linley demonstrates growth in skill and technique, pushing his physical capabilities to their limit.
• Bullet shows frustration and helplessness as he struggles to counter Linley's new moves.

Significant Themes

• The importance of technique and skill in combat, complementing raw power.
• The concept of quantitative change leading to qualitative change, as seen in Linley's new move.

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet engage in a intense, back-and-forth battle, with Linley gaining the advantage.
• Both characters display determination and resilience, refusing to back down despite the other's strength.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley and Bullet's battle on King's Highland is the central event in Dressrosa.
• An earthquake caused by their battle leads to evacuations, providing cover for Crocodile and his group to move unnoticed.
• Crocodile deduces that the World Government will deploy agents from the CP Organization and the Donquixote Family to target Linley.
• Crocodile orders his group to find and eliminate these targets covertly while they're scattered across Dressrosa.
• Unseen battles occur throughout Dressrosa, with some CP Organization members being defeated by remnants of the Roger Pirates led by Buggy.
• Trebol, a Donquixote Family executive, is found by Crocodile while trying to escape with Sugar.

Character Developments

• Crocodile demonstrates his strategic thinking and ruthlessness, prioritizing his own interests and using others as pawns.
• Buggy shows initiative in leading remnants of the Roger Pirates to target CP Organization members.
• Trebol, despite being heavily wounded, remains defiant and protective of Sugar.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and strategy: Crocodile uses his intelligence to manipulate others into doing his bidding.
• Covert operations: The battles happening across Dressrosa highlight the importance of stealth and surprise in warfare.
• Power dynamics: The struggle for power and influence is evident in the interactions between different factions.

Character Interactions

• Crocodile and his group discuss their plans and split up to carry them out.
• Crocodile encounters Trebol and Sugar, setting the stage for a potential confrontation.
• Buggy's group encounters and defeats CP Organization members, revealing their presence in Dressrosa.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Introduction to Devil Fruits: Magical fruits granting special abilities, but with a high price to pay.
• Hobby-Hobby Fruit: Stops the user's growth and makes their psyche fragile.
• Sugar, a child user of the Hobby-Hobby Fruit, is terrified and injured.
• Trebol, a Donquixote Family cadre, rescues Sugar and faces Crocodile.
• Crocodile defeats Trebol and captures Sugar.
• Crocodile contacts Doflamingo, threatening Sugar to negotiate for the Gold-Gold Fruit.

Character Developments

• Sugar: Terrified and vulnerable, her fragility due to the Hobby-Hobby Fruit is emphasized.
• Trebol: Shows loyalty to Doflamingo and uses his final weapon, a flammable mucus, but is defeated.
• Crocodile: Demonstrates his power, cunning, and ruthlessness in capturing Sugar and negotiating with Doflamingo.

Significant Themes

• Consequences of power: Devil Fruits grant abilities but also impose severe costs.
• Fragility and vulnerability: Sugar's fear and Trebol's defeat highlight the theme of vulnerability.
• Ruthlessness and power dynamics: Crocodile's actions showcase the brutal nature of the One Piece world.

Character Interactions

• Sugar and Trebol: Trebol rescues and protects Sugar, showing loyalty to Doflamingo.
• Crocodile and Trebol: Crocodile defeats Trebol, demonstrating his superior strength and cunning.
• Crocodile and Doflamingo: Crocodile threatens Sugar to negotiate with Doflamingo, showing his ruthlessness and willingness to use others as pawns.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Crocodile expresses interest in the Gold-Gold Fruit, surprising Doflamingo and others.
• The Gold-Gold Fruit's history and future owner, Gild Tesoro, are revealed.
• Crocodile contacts Doflamingo, expressing a desire to obtain the Gold-Gold Fruit, claiming he's "short on money."
• Doflamingo agrees to meet Crocodile, setting conditions for their meeting.

Character Developments

• Crocodile: Shows interest in the Gold-Gold Fruit, hinting at a potential ulterior motive.
• Doflamingo: Becomes suspicious of Crocodile's true intentions and agrees to meet him.
• Gild Tesoro: His backstory is revealed, showing his transformation from a poor singer to the wealthy and powerful Golden Emperor.

Significant Themes

• The power of money: Tesoro's life is driven by his desire for money, which he believes can buy anything and make others submit to him.
• Ambition and obsession: Both Tesoro and Crocodile display strong ambition, with Tesoro obsessed with wealth and power, and Crocodile potentially seeking the Gold-Gold Fruit for a specific purpose.

Character Interactions

• Crocodile and Doflamingo: Their conversation reveals their mutual suspicion and willingness to meet, despite potential dangers.
• Crocodile and Aiden: Aiden questions Crocodile about his true intentions, showing his genuine concern and naivety.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley Barek fights Douglas Bullet, using a close-quarters grappling style despite their size difference.
• Bullet uses his Devil Fruit ability, the Combine-Combine Fruit, to fuse with the ground and anchor himself, then counterattacks.
• Bullet awakens his Devil Fruit ability, turning into a giant, indestructible monster called Large Bullet.
• Bullet throws a giant rock towards Crocodile and the others, forcing Linley to intervene.
• Linley stands up after being smashed into the ground, vowing to kill Bullet for threatening his people.

Character Developments

• Linley demonstrates his strength and resilience, taking heavy hits and continuing to fight.
• Bullet showcases his combat experience and adaptability, finding a way to counter Linley's strategy.
• Linley reveals his protective nature towards his companions, prioritizing their safety over his own.

Significant Themes

• The importance of finding an opponent's weakness in combat.
• The concept of 'size difference' in both physical size and power dynamics.
• The impact of personal attachments and responsibilities on one's strength and focus in battle.

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet engage in a brutal and strategic fight, each trying to outmaneuver the other.
• Linley's concern for his companions' safety is pitted against Bullet's disregard for civilian lives.
• Linley's resolve to protect his people is strengthened by Bullet's actions, intensifying their conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doflamingo receives a call about the lost Golden Cloud and the incoming threats.
• He orders Diamante to prepare for battle, including arranging medical care for Sugar and Trebol.
• Doflamingo plans to use his thread clones to hold off Buggy and Fisher Tiger, while Diamante handles Aiden Cedia.
• Pica is tasked with infiltrating King's Highland to take down Linley or Bullet when they're weakened.
• Linley and Bullet continue their intense battle on King's Highland.

Character Developments

• Doflamingo shows strategic thinking and ruthlessness in his battle plans.
• Diamante demonstrates loyalty and willingness to follow orders.
• Pica shows eagerness to prove himself and take on a dangerous mission.
• Linley shows resilience and determination in his fight against Bullet.

Significant Themes

• Strategic planning and adaptability in battle.
• Loyalty and duty among subordinates.
• The consequences of past actions (Doflamingo's actions leading to the current crisis).

Character Interactions

• Doflamingo gives orders to Diamante and Pica, showing his authority and strategic mind.
• Linley and Bullet continue their intense, destructive battle, showcasing their power and determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The newspaper office in Dressrosa struggles with malfunctioning Den Den Mushi due to the Birdcage's signal jamming.
• A massive, Armament Haki-covered "Giant" made of earth and stone appears on King's Highland, absorbing buildings and growing.
• The Giant, revealed to be Large Bullet (Douglas Bullet), fights an unknown human.
• The human, later revealed to be Lynn Barek, punches through Large Bullet's chest and seemingly enters it, stopping the Giant's movements.

Character Developments

• The newspaper boss and reporter display determination to report the event, hinting at their ambition and professionalism.
• Lynn Barek demonstrates immense strength and skill, taking on Large Bullet and finding a way inside him.

Significant Themes

• The power of ambition, as seen in the newspaper boss and reporter's determination to report the event.
• The theme of hidden strength, with Lynn Barek's true power revealed, and potential threats lurking in Dressrosa.

Character Interactions

• The newspaper boss and reporter interact, showing their dynamic as superior and subordinate, with shared ambition.
• Crocodile encounters Gild Tesoro, revealing potential hidden enemies or allies in Dressrosa.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gild Tesoro, once a slave, escaped from Mary Geoise and later became the powerful "Golden Emperor" controlling 20% of the world's Beli.
• Tesoro is in Dressrosa to obtain the Gold-Gold Fruit from the Donquixote Family.
• Crocodile discovers Tesoro hiding and engages in a tense exchange before inviting him to join their group.
• Crocodile's negotiation with Doflamingo ends abruptly, leading to a fight.

Character Developments

• Gild Tesoro: From a slave to a powerful underworld figure, Tesoro is driven by obsession and talent. He is honest about his intentions to obtain the Gold-Gold Fruit but shows gratitude towards Fisher Tiger.
• Crocodile: As a veteran Shichibukai, Crocodile sees through Tesoro's plan but chooses to cooperate, valuing aligned goals. He is cunning and calculating, quickly escalating the situation with Doflamingo.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and Power: Tesoro's relentless pursuit of power and wealth is a driving force in his actions.
• Trust and Deception: Characters navigate a world filled with deception, making it difficult to trust others' true intentions.
• Cooperation and Conflict: Characters must decide whether to cooperate or engage in conflict, often based on self-interest.

Character Interactions

• Tesoro and Fisher Tiger: Tesoro expresses gratitude towards Tiger, who once rescued him from Mary Geoise. Their interaction is marked by honesty and mutual respect.
• Crocodile and Tesoro: Crocodile sees through Tesoro's plan but invites him to join their group, showing a willingness to cooperate with those who share his goals.
• Crocodile and Doflamingo: Their negotiation quickly breaks down, leading to a fight, highlighting their tense relationship and willingness to engage in conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doflamingo invites Crocodile to form a Pirate Alliance, not to join the Donquixote Family, highlighting Doflamingo's desire for control.
• Crocodile and Doflamingo meet, with their brief conversation leading to an immediate outbreak of violence.
• Aiden faces off against Diamante, one of Doflamingo's executives, while Fisher Tiger handles other enemies.
• Linley and Bullet engage in a fierce, exhausting battle inside a giant stone statue, transcending human-level combat.
• Pica and the CP Organization attack Linley and Bullet when they're mutually injured and exhausted, but are repelled with a single move.

Character Developments

• Doflamingo's desire for control is further emphasized, leading to his inability to accept Crocodile's independence.
• Crocodile's strategic prowess and wariness are demonstrated in his brief conversation with Doflamingo.
• Aiden shows excitement and confidence in facing a powerful opponent like Diamante.
• Linley and Bullet rediscover the joy of fighting without reservations, leading to a intense, exhausting battle.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for control and independence among powerful figures.
• The joy and freedom of fighting without reservations, contrasting with the burdens of power.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponents, as seen with Pica and the CP Organization.

Character Interactions

• Doflamingo and Crocodile's tense, wary interaction leads to immediate violence.
• Aiden and Diamante's encounter showcases their respective excitement and confidence in combat.
• Linley and Bullet's intense, exhausting battle highlights their shared joy in fighting without reservations.
• Pica and the CP Organization's failed attack underscores the danger of underestimating powerful opponents.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley and Bullet engage in a fierce, close-quarters battle on King's Highland.
• Both fighters are exhausted but continue to exchange powerful blows, each punch pushing them to their limits.
• Pica attempts to retreat but is intercepted by CP Organization combatants who separate him from the ground, preventing him from using his Stone-Stone Fruit ability.
• Linley, severely injured and Energy-depleted, activates his Hero Skill "Self-Devour" to enhance his physical strength, preparing for a final showdown with Bullet.

Character Developments

• Linley: Pushes himself to the brink, activating "Self-Devour" to enhance his physical strength for a last stand against Bullet.
• Bullet: Maintains his relentless assault despite exhaustion, demonstrating his monstrous endurance and strength.
• Pica: Attempts to retreat but is intercepted and separated from the ground by CP Organization combatants, highlighting his vulnerability when not connected to rocks.

Significant Themes

• Perseverance: Both Linley and Bullet refuse to yield despite their exhaustion, pushing themselves to the limit in their battle.
• Limits of Humanity: The fight between Linley and Bullet transcends human limitations, showcasing their extraordinary abilities and endurance.
• Vulnerability and Adaptability: Pica's reliance on his Stone-Stone Fruit ability is exposed, and he must adapt when separated from the ground.

Character Interactions

• Linley vs. Bullet: The two engage in a brutal, back-and-forth battle, each determined to defeat the other.
• Pica vs. CP Organization Combatants: Pica attempts to retreat but is intercepted and separated from the ground by the CP Organization combatants, leading to a tense standoff.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley, for long-term cultivation and combat, consumes vast amounts of food to maintain energy levels.
• He discovers a way to store residual energy in a highly compressed form to enhance physical fitness and serve as a last resort.
• Linley uses his 'Self-Devour - Last Stand' move, stripping out residual energy to heal injuries and recover stamina.
• Linley and Bullet engage in a fierce, brutal exchange of blows, using their fists, heads, and arms.
• Linley uses his Intimidation Haki to momentarily distract Bullet, then applies a guillotine choke.
• Linley uses his 'Showstopper Kai' move, launching both him and Bullet towards King's Highland.

Character Developments

• Linley demonstrates his resilience and resourcefulness in managing his energy levels and finding innovative solutions.
• Bullet shows his determination and fighting spirit, refusing to give up despite severe injuries and fatigue.

Significant Themes

• Resilience and Endurance: Both Linley and Bullet exhibit remarkable resilience and endurance, pushing their bodies to extreme limits.
• Resourcefulness: Linley demonstrates his ability to adapt and find solutions in the heat of battle.
• Determination: Both characters display an unyielding determination to continue fighting despite severe injuries.

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet engage in a brutal, intense fight, each pushing the other to their limits.
• Linley uses his Intimidation Haki to momentarily distract Bullet, showcasing his strategic thinking.
• Linley and Bullet's fight culminates in a dramatic, high-stakes move towards King's Highland.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The battle between Doflamingo and Crocodile begins, with both using their Devil Fruits' powers.
• Diamante, a Donquixote Family executive, engages Aiden, while the rest of the family focuses on preventing Fisher Tiger from escaping.
• Aiden allows Diamante to take him away, giving Tiger the chance to prepare an escape route.
• Donquixote Family members surround and stall Tiger, but they're eventually helped by prisoners from Punk Hazard.
• Crocodile traps Doflamingo in a sand sphere, where a fierce struggle ensues.
• King's Highland explodes, signaling the end of the battle.

Character Developments

• Aiden shows strategic thinking by allowing Diamante to take him away to give Tiger a chance to escape.
• Tiger demonstrates his strength and determination, fighting against numerous Donquixote Family members.
• Crocodile reveals his cunning and ruthlessness, trapping Doflamingo and admitting that his intention is execution, not a fair duel.

Significant Themes

• The power of strategy and cunning over brute force, as seen in Crocodile's trap and Aiden's plan.
• The importance of teamwork and unity, shown by the prisoners from Punk Hazard supporting Tiger.

Character Interactions

• Aiden and Diamante's battle showcases their respective powers and strategies.
• Tiger's interaction with the Donquixote Family members highlights his strength and determination.
• Crocodile and Doflamingo's confrontation reveals their cunning and ruthlessness.
• The prisoners from Punk Hazard supporting Tiger demonstrates their loyalty and teamwork.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Linley Barek defeats Douglas Bullet in a grueling battle on King's Highland.
• Linley scares off CP Organization members with his Conqueror's Haki.
• Linley invites Bullet to join him on his ship, but Bullet declines.
• Crocodile obtains the Gold-Gold Fruit and feeds it to Tesoro.
• Crocodile decides to prepare for the next era.

Character Developments

• Linley Barek showcases his resilience and determination, even after a taxing battle.
• Douglas Bullet demonstrates his strength and pride, choosing to remain on King's Highland instead of accepting Linley's help.
• Crocodile exhibits his cunning and long-term planning, feeding Tesoro the Gold-Gold Fruit and preparing for the future.

Significant Themes

• Strength and resilience in the face of adversity (Linley's and Bullet's battle).
• Pride and independence (Bullet's refusal of Linley's help).
• Long-term planning and ambition (Crocodile's actions).

Character Interactions

• Linley and Bullet's interaction highlights their mutual respect and understanding, despite being opponents.
• Crocodile and Tesoro's interaction shows Crocodile's manipulative nature and Tesoro's willingness to follow his orders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lynn Barek, presumed dead after the Water Seven incident, resurfaces in Dressrosa, triggering a major battle.
• Marines are mobilized to arrest Lynn Barek, unaware of the full picture of the incident.
• Sengoku learns of the World Government's secret dealings with the Donquixote Family and Douglas Bullet.
• Tsuru, the Marine Vice Admiral, decides to go to Dressrosa to minimize the impact of the situation.
• Tesoro obtains the Gold-Gold Fruit powers and prepares to leave Dressrosa with Crocodile's help.
• Crocodile captures the severely injured Donquixote Doflamingo to use as bait.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Struggles with the World Government's interference and the potential for another Great Pirate Era.
• Tsuru: Demonstrates her determination and energy, deciding to intervene in Dressrosa.
• Tesoro: Obtains the Gold-Gold Fruit powers and mourns Stella's death.
• Crocodile: Reveals his strategic mind, capturing Doflamingo as bait to stir up the situation.

Significant Themes

• The power struggle between the World Government and the pirates.
• The consequences of the World Government's interference in pirate affairs.
• The impact of Lynn Barek's return on the marine forces and the World Government.

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and Tsuru: Sengoku expresses his concerns to Tsuru, who reassures him and decides to intervene.
• Tesoro and Crocodile: Tesoro supports Aiden, while Crocodile captures Doflamingo as part of his plan.
• Crocodile and Doflamingo: Crocodile uses Doflamingo as bait to attract more powerful enemies.