Summary:
he and all the others with him. Viola watches as the shot successfully reaches Sugar, where she takes on the shape of Usopp’s face, which first defeated Sugar and scared her unconscious again. With the last obstacle gone, Luffy and Law finally reached Doflamingo himself.
Kanjuro finishes his artwork and Usopp uses it as ammunition, which he calls “Bagworm”. He is aided by Viola’s ability to shoot Sugar. Usopp replies that he has no other choice as he readies his Kabuto and is ready to fulfill his role as the straw pirate sniper by providing ranged support. Kin’emon asks if there’s any way they can help, and Riku tells Hack and Tank Lepanto to help him protect Usopp and himself from the bounty-seeking crowd that’s getting closer and closer using Kanjur’s web, but also tells them to they didn’t do that. to harm any of the people. Usopp prepares his shot with the help of Viola’s powers as the crowd reaches the top of the platform.
The mob prepares to capture Riku, Viola, Kin’emon, and Usopp and take them to Doflamingo, and Kin’emon offers his help against them. Just then, Sugar approaches Luffy and Law, the former wondering who it is. She feigns innocence and claims to be lost when she tries to approach them. As Riku unsuccessfully tries to get the crowd to stop, Viola leads Usopp towards Luffy, Law, and Sugar’s location. Kabuto aims for the bottom of the central palace window, and as Sugar gets closer and closer to Luffy and Law, Usopp heads out, determined not to lose his captain. Unwilling to let Sugar have his way, Usopp prepares to fire his Great Black Kabuto when he suddenly realizes with a shock that he can see Luffy, Law, and Sugar’s auras. As the crowd closes in on him, Usopp finally fires his Bag Star.
The crowd finally gets their hands on Usopp, but all he can think about is the trajectory of the shot. Knowing there was a slight tailwind, Usopp deployed two gunpowder boosters to help the shot go further and made sure the outer casings fell off so his shot definitely hit Sugar. However, he knew that even if it missed a bit, it would still work because the shot was meant to cause trauma. This is made clear when the shot is revealed to be a replica of the expression Usopp made when he first punched Sugar. It works and Sugar is scared unconscious again. This shocks the Donquixote Pirates and confuses Luffy and Law as Usopp’s facial projectile is absorbed into the wall and becomes a drawing, and it is revealed that the projectile was a drawing created by Kanjuro. After her defeat, the giant nutcrackers became humans again. Back at the King’s Platform, Viola congratulates the bound and beaten Usopp, and it is revealed that the mob has managed to tie up all of their targets, but Viola’s arrival shocks them. Viola confirms that Law and Luffy managed to reach Doflamingo.
Just then, Luffy and Law are facing Doflamingo and Trebol, with Bellamy lying unconscious on the ground. Shichibukai asks them why they came, and they both reply that they came to defeat him. Doflamingo seems to express disappointment at this.
The anime adds the following:
While targeting Sugar, Usopp expresses his anguish.
Sugar’s interaction with Luffy and Law is expanded.
When Sugar approaches them, she pretends to cry.
Luffy and Law were about to leave her and Sugar tried to lure Luffy to her with his grapes.
In the manga, Sugar was only shown with a sinister expression. In the anime, he seems like a small innocent child.
The anime shows what happens when Usopp’s attack fails and also what Luffy would look like if Sugar turned him into a toy.
The toy that Luffy turns into is based on the “Giant Luffy Bomber” from the Chopper Man omake special.