Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Inspector General Sengoku has been having trouble sleeping due to the ship's motion.
• He discovers Bane living above him and witnesses Fubuki leaving Bane's cabin, causing her embarrassment.
• Bane reveals he has been intimate with both Fubuki and Nami, and they discuss their relationship.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Shows concern for his subordinates' well-being and displays a more human side.
• Fubuki: Overcomes her initial reluctance and accepts her relationship with Bane, showing growth and self-awareness.
• Nami: Remains confident and open about her feelings and actions, acting as a catalyst for Fubuki's acceptance.
• Bane: Acknowledges his weakness for beauty and uses his relationship with Fubuki and Nami to 'overcome' it, showing self-awareness and humor.

Significant Themes

• Relationships and Morality: Explores the complexities of relationships, particularly a polyamorous one, and the characters' evolving views on morality and societal norms.
• Self-Awareness and Growth: Characters, especially Fubuki and Bane, demonstrate self-reflection and growth as they navigate their feelings and actions.

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and Bane: Sengoku's discovery of Bane's living arrangement leads to awkward interactions, highlighting their contrasting personalities and ages.
• Fubuki and Nami: Their friendship and mutual support enable them to explore their feelings for Bane together.
• Bane, Fubuki, and Nami: Their dynamic shifts as they openly discuss and accept their polyamorous relationship, with Bane's humor serving as a catalyst for their growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Vergo learns about Admirals Sakazuki and Kuzan's duel on Punk Hazard.
• The World Military Draft is announced, presenting an opportunity for Vergo to infiltrate family members into the Marines.
• Inspector General Sengoku arrives for a surprise inspection at G-5 Marine Base.

Character Developments

• Vergo: Shows concern for the Donquixote Family's predicament and plans to use the World Military Draft to increase his master's influence within the Marines.
• Sengoku: Reflects on G-5 Marines' dedication and sacrifice, expresses regret about Vergo's potential involvement with the Donquixote Family.
• Bane: Realizes he needs to add flaws to his Marine persona to appear more authentic, decides to learn from Kake's romantic life.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and manipulation: Vergo's plans to increase his master's influence within the Marines.
• Dedication and sacrifice: Sengoku's reflections on G-5 Marines' commitment to their duties.
• Authenticity and undercover work: Bane's realization that he needs to add flaws to his persona to appear more genuine.

Character Interactions

• Vergo and the G-5 Marine Colonel: Show a harmonious working relationship, with the Colonel defending Vergo's reputation within the Marines.
• Sengoku and Bane: Sengoku advises Bane not to let his romantic life affect his work, using Kake as an example.
• Bane and Kake (implied): Bane decides to befriend Kake and learn from his romantic success despite his unconventional appearance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sengoku and Bane arrive at G-5 Naval Base for an inspection.
• Sengoku immediately orders a signal blackout and inspection of inactive warships, causing Vergo's unease.
• Vergo is exposed as a mole from a Pirate family by Sengoku.
• Vergo attempts to attack Sengoku but is swiftly subdued.
• Sengoku, filled with twenty years of suppressed rage, severely injures Vergo with a single strike.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Shows his power and determination as a former Fleet Admiral, revealing his deep-seated anger towards Vergo.
• Vergo: Confirms his status as a mole and shows resilience despite severe injury.
• Bane: Remains calm and observant throughout the confrontation.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Betrayal: Vergo's true identity as a mole shatters the trust placed in him by the Marines.
• Power and Justice: Sengoku's immense power is used to uphold justice and punish Vergo for his crimes.

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and Vergo: Their confrontation reveals the depth of Sengoku's anger and Vergo's unrepentant nature.
• Bane and Vergo: Though they haven't interacted much, Bane's calm demeanor contrasts with Vergo's situation.
• Sengoku and Bane: Their alliance is evident as they work together to expose and confront Vergo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Vice Admiral Vergo, a mole for the Donquixote Family, is exposed and killed by Bane.
• G-5 Marine base is purged due to Vergo's influence.
• Bane reports to Great Staff Officer Tsuru, who arranges for G-5's cleanup and supports Bane's mission to Dressrosa.
• Bane is instructed to publicly frame Doflamingo for Vergo's death and the subsequent annihilation of the Donquixote Family.

Character Developments

• Sengoku: Struggles with Vergo's betrayal but maintains composure as Inspector General.
• Bane: Demonstrates loyalty to the Marines and commitment to eradicating the Donquixote Family.
• Vergo: Shows remorse for not being able to see the Donquixote Family's rise but accepts his fate.
• Great Staff Officer Tsuru: Arranges for G-5's cleanup and supports Bane's mission, providing him with a cover story for Doflamingo's annihilation.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and its consequences (Vergo's actions and the subsequent purge of G-5).
• Loyalty and commitment to duty (Bane's actions and the Great Staff Officer's support).
• The power of propaganda and public perception (the planned narrative shift regarding Doflamingo's involvement).

Character Interactions

• Sengoku and Bane: Sengoku entrusts Bane with the cleanup of G-5 and the mission to Dressrosa, while Bane supports Sengoku's decisions.
• Bane and Vergo: Bane shows no mercy towards Vergo, killing him on the spot.
• Bane and Great Staff Officer Tsuru: They discuss the cleanup of G-5 and the plans for Dressrosa, with Tsuru providing Bane with a cover story for Doflamingo's annihilation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane and Marine Headquarters forces take over G-5 defense.
• Bane communicates with Trafalgar Law about infiltrating Dressrosa and the Donquixote Family's activities.
• Bane learns that all Donquixote Family officers are in Dressrosa, possibly planning something related to the Beasts Pirates.
• Bane plans to launch an annihilation operation against the Donquixote Family in Dressrosa.
• A Marine main fleet arrives at G-5, led by Smoker, Hina, and two Rear Admirals, bringing over fifteen thousand soldiers.
• Sengoku decides not to accompany Bane to Dressrosa.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates confidence and strategic planning in his conversation with Law.
• Law shows anticipation and eagerness to see Doflamingo's downfall.
• Smoker and Hina express respect for Bane's past actions.
• Sengoku's decision not to go to Dressrosa hints at his personal history with Doflamingo and Law.

Significant Themes

• The complex nature of Doflamingo's rule in Dressrosa, bringing prosperity but also oppression.
• The impending conflict between Bane and the Donquixote Family, with Bane's confidence in facing a Shichibukai.
• The power dynamics and politics within the Marines, with Bane's rise in rank and the arrival of a large Marine force at G-5.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Law discuss their plans for Dressrosa, with Law providing valuable intelligence.
• Bane, Smoker, and Hina discuss the situation at G-5 and Bane's upcoming mission to Dressrosa.
• Sengoku's decision not to join Bane in Dressrosa hints at his personal history and motivations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane prepares to depart G-5, but Zoro intercepts him with a suggestion.
• Zoro proposes absorbing the disgruntled and experienced G-5 Marines into Bane's forces to form the G-6 Marine combat unit.
• Bane discusses this plan with Sengoku, who agrees, and Bane recruits the G-5 Marines for the Dressrosa operation.

Character Developments

• Zoro demonstrates strategic thinking and concern for the Marines' future, showing growth beyond his swordsmanship.
• Bane shows understanding and appreciation for Zoro's insight, valuing his input.
• Sengoku shows wisdom and flexibility in adjusting the plans for the G-5 Marines.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Redemption: The G-5 Marines, despite their past troubles, seek to redeem themselves by fighting against the Donquixote Family.
• Leadership and Trust: Bane's trust in Zoro's judgment and Sengoku's approval of Bane's plan highlight the importance of trust in leadership.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Zoro: Bane is surprised by Zoro's strategic thinking, leading to a moment of mutual respect and understanding.
• Bane and Sengoku: They discuss the G-5 Marines' fate, showing a collaborative and respectful relationship.
• Bane and the G-5 Marines: Bane offers the Marines a chance for revenge and redemption, appealing to their desire for justice and recognition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane arrives with three warships, leaves with ten after requisitioning G-5 Marine vessels.
• They destroy three Pirate crews en route to Dressrosa, showcasing the G-5's brutal, efficient tactics.
• Bane's fleet blocks signals and detains merchant ships approaching Dressrosa.
• Bane halts the fleet at night, planning a surprise attack on Dressrosa.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates strategic thinking and discipline, learning from Marine training.
• Ain, Bane's subordinate, shows loyalty and readiness for battle.

Significant Themes

• The difference in combat proficiency between Marines and Pirates.
• The brutal efficiency of the G-5 Marines.
• The strategic importance of surprise attacks in naval warfare.

Character Interactions

• Bane consults with Ain before giving the order to attack.
• Bane communicates with his fleet using an internal communication device (Den Den Mushi).
• Dellinger, a Donquixote Family executive, is caught off guard by Bane's surprise attack.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Marine fleet, led by Vice Admiral Bane, launches a surprise attack on Dressrosa's port, using overwhelming firepower to destroy the Donquixote Family's defenses and ships.
• The Marines seize the port, establish a perimeter, and direct the evacuation of Dressrosa citizens.
• The Donquixote Family, led by Doflamingo, prepares to counterattack as the Marines advance inland.

Character Developments

• Doflamingo: Realizes the Marines' attack and orders his family to prepare for war.
• Dellinger: Survives the initial bombardment but is defeated by Fubuki and later killed.
• Fubuki: Demonstrates her power and skill, using her Sand-Sand Fruit abilities to defeat Dellinger.
• Trafalgar Law: Observes the Marine attack from afar, expressing excitement at Bane's arrival.

Significant Themes

• War and its cruelty: The bombardment results in civilian casualties, and the Marines' actions are seen as justified due to Dressrosa's pirate nation status.
• Power dynamics: The Marines' overwhelming firepower allows them to quickly seize the port and gain the upper hand in the battle.

Character Interactions

• Doflamingo and his family: Discuss the situation and prepare to counterattack.
• Dellinger and Nami: Dellinger attempts to attack Nami but is intercepted and defeated by Fubuki.
• Fubuki and Dellinger: Fubuki uses her powers to defeat Dellinger, showcasing her skill and determination.
• Bane and the Navy Captain: Bane receives a report on the situation and orders the continued deployment of Marines according to the battle plan.
• Trafalgar Law and the Marine attack: Law observes the Marine attack from afar, expressing excitement at Bane's arrival.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Donquixote Family counter-attacks, using civilians as cover.
• Bane orders artillery fire on the civilians, showing no mercy.
• Pica, a Logia user, creates a stone giant to attack the Navy.
• Fubuki, a Marine officer, counterattacks and defeats Pica using her Logia powers.
• Zoro arrives and engages Diamante, another Donquixote Family executive.
• Doflamingo intervenes, flying towards the battlefield.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates his ruthlessness and strategic thinking.
• Fubuki showcases her Logia powers and strategic prowess.
• Zoro displays his speed and combat skills.
• Doflamingo decides to enter the battle, showing his concern for the fight's outcome.

Significant Themes

• The cruelty and indifference of war, as seen in Bane's orders.
• The power and versatility of Logia users, demonstrated by Pica and Fubuki.
• The strategic importance of information and intelligence, shown in Zoro's knowledge of Diamante's powers.

Character Interactions

• Bane and his colonel discuss the battle, showing Bane's command style.
• Fubuki and Pica clash, highlighting the difference in their Logia powers.
• Zoro and Diamante engage in combat, showcasing their swordsmanship and powers.
• Doflamingo watches the battle, deciding to intervene, showing his leadership and concern for the fight's outcome.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doflamingo arrives at the battlefield, sensing Law's attack.
• Law ambushes Doflamingo using his Op-Op Fruit powers, but Doflamingo blocks and counteracts.
• Bane intervenes, breaking through Law's ability and attacking Doflamingo.
• Bane lands a devastating punch, sending Doflamingo crashing into Dressrosa, causing island-wide tremors.

Character Developments

• Doflamingo shows his strength and Haki abilities but is ultimately overpowered by Bane.
• Law's determination to fight Doflamingo is evident, but he's no match for Bane's power.
• Ain witnesses Bane's strength for the first time, realizing his potential.
• Bane's strength has significantly increased due to Shiki's recipes, boosting his confidence.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance among characters.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponent (Doflamingo vs. Bane).
• The theme of growth and development (Bane's increased strength).

Character Interactions

• Law and Doflamingo have a brief, intense exchange before Bane intervenes.
• Bane and Doflamingo have a one-sided clash, with Bane demonstrating his overwhelming power.
• Ain observes Bane's power, leading to a moment of realization about his capabilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doflamingo survives a devastating punch from Bane, using his Devil Fruit powers to mitigate the impact.
• Bane attacks Doflamingo again, who tries to negotiate but fails.
• Doflamingo reveals that Kaido is on Dressrosa, and he's willing to submit to him to avoid defeat.

Character Developments

• Doflamingo: Realizes the extent of Bane's strength, experiences fear, and decides to submit to Kaido to survive.
• Bane: Shows no mercy, attacks relentlessly, and is surprised by Doflamingo's submission.
• Kaido: Unaware of the situation, is awakened by the commotion and is bewildered by the war on Dressrosa.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter highlights the power struggle between the Marines, the Shichibukai, and the Yonko, with Bane's strength overpowering Doflamingo.
• Adaptability: Doflamingo's willingness to submit to Kaido showcases his ability to adapt and bend when faced with insurmountable odds.

Character Interactions

• Doflamingo vs. Bane: A one-sided battle where Bane's power dominates, leading to Doflamingo's submission.
• Doflamingo vs. Kaido: Indirect interaction, as Doflamingo's decision to submit to Kaido is influenced by his fear of Bane.
• Bane vs. Kaido: No direct interaction, but Bane's actions and Doflamingo's submission indirectly involve Kaido.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kaido's arrival in Dressrosa causes widespread unconsciousness due to his powerful Conqueror's Haki.
• Bane, Ain, Nami, and Wyper are the only ones awake and aware.
• Bane kills Doflamingo and prepares to face Kaido.
• Bane and Kaido engage in a fierce clash, with Bane holding his own against Kaido's initial attack.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates significant growth in strength and Conqueror's Haki since his last encounter with Kaido.
• Kaido acknowledges Bane's growth and looks forward to their fight.
• Ain, Nami, and Wyper show concern for Bane's safety and the island's fate.

Significant Themes

• The power of Conqueror's Haki and its influence on the environment and people.
• The growth and development of characters through experiences and battles.
• The anticipation and excitement of a formidable showdown between two powerful opponents.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Kaido: Anticipatory and respectful, looking forward to their fight.
• Ain, Nami, and Wyper: Worried about Bane's safety and the situation in Dressrosa.
• Bane and Doflamingo: Bane shows no mercy, killing Doflamingo without hesitation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kaido and Bane clash in a cataclysmic battle, destroying Dressrosa and causing a tsunami.
• Their collision creates a massive explosion, leaving a crater filled with magma.
• Bane and Kaido both emerge from the magma, injured but alive.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates his immense power and resilience, withstanding Kaido's attack and healing rapidly.
• Kaido, despite his strength, is injured and expresses disbelief at Bane's power.

Significant Themes

• The power of raw strength and Haki.
• The destructive potential of top-tier powerhouses.

Character Interactions

• Kaido and Bane engage in a fierce, destructive battle, each admiring the other's power.
• Wyper, Fubuki, and Zoro survive the blast but are left dazed and injured. Diamante's fate is unknown.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane and Kaido initially chat, then suddenly engage in a fierce, close-quarters fist fight.
• They trade heavy punches, testing each other's physical limits and constitution.
• Bane's Darkness Power erodes Kaido's scales, while Kaido's blows severely injure Bane.
• After a prolonged exchange, they both sustain significant injuries.
• Kaido uses his Bolo Breath, but Bane kicks him in a sensitive area and is blasted away.
• Bane uses his Geppo to chase Kaido and strips him of his ability.
• Kaido reverts to his original form and is thrown back into the magma pool.
• Bane uses a stored mass of seawater to attack Kaido, who transforms into his dragon form.
• Kaido unleashes a powerful Heavenly Fire: Dragon Breath.

Character Developments

• Bane: Shows remarkable physical prowess and resilience, using Darkness Power for both offense and healing. He also demonstrates strategic thinking by using stored seawater against Kaido.
• Kaido: Proves his strength and durability, withstanding Bane's attacks and showing no fear. He also displays his ability to transform into a dragon and use powerful breath attacks.

Significant Themes

• The importance of physical prowess and resilience in combat.
• The strategic use of abilities and resources in battle.
• The power of transformation and adaptability.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Kaido: Their interaction is intense and brutal, with both showing respect for each other's strength. They push each other to their limits, testing their physical constitutions and abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane and Kaido engage in a fierce battle for two days and three nights, with Kaido using his fire dragon form to create a sea of fire and a disaster-like fire tornado, while Bane counters with his darkness Logia powers.
• The battle causes significant destruction to Dressrosa, with two warships destroyed and refugees evacuating on eight remaining warships.
• Zephyr is en route to Dressrosa to aid Bane, while Sengoku and Kuzan are engaged in a civil war in Punk Hazard.

Character Developments

• Bane demonstrates immense power and endurance, fighting Kaido to a standstill despite severe injuries.
• Kaido, despite his power, is pushed to his limits and suffers significant injuries.
• Zoro trains his Observation Haki by sensing the battle, while Fubuki and Ain report the situation to Sengoku and Zephyr.

Significant Themes

• The power and endurance of both Bane and Kaido are highlighted, showing their status as top-tier fighters.
• The destructive nature of their battle and its impact on Dressrosa serves as a reminder of the consequences of their actions.
• The theme of aid and support is shown through Zephyr's imminent arrival and the Marines' efforts to evacuate refugees.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Kaido's interaction is marked by mutual respect and understanding, with Kaido acknowledging Bane's strength and promising to continue their battle in Wano Country.
• Zoro, Fubuki, and Ain work together to monitor the battle and report to their respective superiors.
• Sengoku and Zephyr discuss the situation and coordinate their efforts to aid Bane.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kaido leaves Dressrosa after realizing the fight won't yield a favorable outcome.
• Zephyr arrives in Dressrosa and begins search and rescue operations.
• It's revealed that only 6,426 out of 100,000 Dressrosa residents survived.
• Dressrosa is sinking and will disappear within three days.
• A group of survivors is found hiding underground.

Character Developments

• Zephyr shows concern for the survivors and the destruction caused by Kaido.
• Bane is severely injured but alive, and his unique ability is stabilizing his condition.
• Zephyr acknowledges Bane's strength after his duel with Kaido.

Significant Themes

• The devastating power of the Four Emperors and the terror they instill in ordinary people.
• The harsh reality of life in the One Piece world, where destruction and loss of life are common due to pirate activities.

Character Interactions

• Zephyr and Bane discuss the battle with Kaido and Bane's injuries.
• Nami and Fubuki show concern for Bane's condition.
• Zephyr praises Bane's accomplishment in fighting Kaido to a standstill.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane recovers from his battle with Kaido.
• Dressrosa island sinks into the sea, with nearly 100,000 casualties.
• Around 9,600 survivors are rescued, including Baby-5, a former Donquixote Family member, who joins Nami's crew.
• Bane learns that the other Donquixote executives are likely dead, and their abilities are lost.
• Marine Headquarters learns of Bane's battle with Kaido, causing significant impact and recognition of Bane's strength.

Character Developments

• Bane: Recovers from his injuries and gains respect and recognition from Marine Headquarters.
• Baby-5: Joins Nami's crew after being rescued and is granted amnesty by Bane.
• Nami: Shows compassion towards Baby-5 and takes responsibility for her actions.

Significant Themes

• Strength and Respect: Bane's battle with Kaido earns him respect and recognition from Marine Headquarters.
• Power Dynamics: The loss of the Donquixote Family's abilities and the extinction of the Riku Family highlight the shifting power dynamics in the New World.
• Compassion and Mercy: Nami's decision to take responsibility for Baby-5 showcases her compassion and mercy.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Nami: Bane allows Baby-5 to join Nami's crew, showing trust in Nami's judgment.
• Bane and Ain: Ain reports the situation at Marine Headquarters to Bane, highlighting their close working relationship.
• Nami and Baby-5: Nami takes responsibility for Baby-5, showing compassion and understanding towards the former Pirate.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bane possesses three Paramecia Devil Fruits: String-String, Flag-Flag, and Stone-Stone.
• Ain reports the Grand Staff Officer's suggestion to delay the public announcement of the Dressrosa incident to suppress the impact of the Admiral battle at Punk Hazard.
• Bane agrees to block intelligence on Dressrosa.
• Trafalgar Law visits Bane, revealing his true name (Trafalgar D. Water Law) and expressing his willingness to serve Bane.
• Bane decides to return to Marine Headquarters for the Admiral position and tasks Law with assisting Nico Robin in expanding Baroque Works' influence in the New World.

Character Developments

• Ain: Shows professionalism and loyalty in reporting to Bane.
• Bane: Demonstrates strategic thinking, indifference to bloodlines, and a focus on the future.
• Trafalgar Law: Overcomes his emotional turmoil after Doflamingo's death, accepts his D clan identity, and commits to serving Bane.

Significant Themes

• The power of Devil Fruits and their significance in the One Piece world.
• The impact of the Admiral battle on the Navy's reputation and strategy.
• Bane's disregard for bloodlines and focus on individual effort.

Character Interactions

• Bane and Ain: A respectful and professional relationship, with Bane valuing Ain's input.
• Bane and Trafalgar Law: Bane teases Law about his emotions and expresses disinterest in the D clan, while Law commits to serving Bane.

Plot Points and Events

• Nico Robin, acting as Baroque Works' agent, boards Gran Tesoro to meet Gild Tesoro.
• Robin informs Bane about her plan to take over Doflamingo's shares in Gran Tesoro.
• Bane expresses interest in recruiting Tesoro as his 'Minister of Finance' due to his economic prowess.
• Robin meets with Tesoro, hinting at Doflamingo's demise and his shares' transfer to her.

Character Developments

• Nico Robin: Shows cunning and negotiation skills, acting as Baroque Works' representative.
• Bane: Expresses ambition to recruit Tesoro, showcasing his strategic thinking.
• Gild Tesoro: Initially enthusiastic, becomes cautious and surprised upon hearing about Doflamingo's supposed demise.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and alliances in the One Piece world.
• The influence of wealth and economic prowess (as seen through Tesoro and his Gran Tesoro).
• The consequences of Doflamingo's defeat and the Donquixote Family's downfall.

Character Interactions

• Robin and Bane: Display a friendly and cooperative relationship, with Robin acting as Bane's intermediary.
• Robin and Tesoro: Initially cordial, their conversation turns tense as Robin hints at Doflamingo's supposed demise and his shares' transfer.
• Tesoro and Doflamingo (off-screen): Had a business meeting before Doflamingo's supposed demise, highlighting Tesoro's shock at the news.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nico Robin arrives at Gran Tesoro, claiming to be the heir of Donquixote Doflamingo.
• Tesoro, initially skeptical, verifies the news and learns about Doflamingo's death and Dressrosa's destruction.
• He discovers that the Marine Admiral Candidate, Bane, is responsible for these events.

Character Developments

• Tesoro: Realizes the gravity of the situation and the threat posed by Bane, leading him to change his attitude towards Robin and her boss.
• Robin: Maintains her composure and confidence, hinting at her powerful boss's identity.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and shifting alliances in the New World.
• The impact of Bane's actions on the balance of power among the Four Emperors and other influential figures.

Character Interactions

• Tesoro and Robin: Their interaction shifts from initial skepticism to respect and deference, with Tesoro offering a substantial gift to Robin for her boss, Bane.
• Tesoro and Baccarat: They work together to gather information and verify the shocking news about Doflamingo's death.