What episode is "The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!" in One Piece?
"The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!" is episode 700 of One Piece.
究極の力 オペオペの実の秘密!
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Chaos unfolds in Dressrosa as Marines deal with widespread turmoil and Luffy struggles against formidable foes. Law uncovers secrets about his power and past, revealing deeper motives tied to his desire for justice.
The Marines are having difficulty maintaining order in the streets of Dressrosa as they deal with rampaging animals and pillaging pirates as well as the absence of Admiral Fujitora. Luffy is struggling against a Doflamingo clone and a controlled Bellamy while Law questions Doflamingo's feat in manipulating CP-0 and the World Government. Doflamingo explains that he learned of a national treasure that the World Nobles would not want revealed and used the knowledge to blackmail them into granting him their power. He also reveals the full potential of Law's Op-Op Fruit with its power to give eternal life at the cost of the user's own life, but Law is not interested in using it and states that it was thanks to Corazon that he has the power to defeat Doflamingo. Law then remembers his time in the Donquixote Pirates 16 years ago when he discovered that he had little over three years to live, which fueled his desire to destroy everything. He was part of the new recruits that recently joined the crew and was met Corazon, a clumsy but talented officer of Doflamingo's crew. Law also learned the hard way that Corazon hates children when he was thrown out the window.
"The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!" is episode 700 of One Piece.
"The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!" is listed as canon · provisional in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!" is part of the Whole Cake Island Arc.
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