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The episode follows three main threads as the Dressrosa conflict intensifies:

Reviewing , titled "A Hot Battle! Rebecca vs. Suleiman!", reveals an episode that functions primarily as a bridge, balancing slow-paced setup with a mysterious, explosive cliffhanger. While it contains significant "padding," it is essential for the transition into the Dressrosa arc's climax. Plot Overview

Reviewers appreciated the comedic dynamic of the "animal costume" group but noted that Usopp's constant cowardice in this section felt overplayed for some. Conversely, the Thunder Soldier's flashback, which highlights his determination to protect Rebecca, provided needed emotional weight. OnePiece_Ep_0665_SUB_ITA.mp4

Critical and fan reception for this episode is mixed, often leaning toward frustration with its pacing:

Many viewers felt the episode relied heavily on filler and reused animation, such as crowd shots and Rebecca’s combat maneuvers. The actual progression of the plot is minimal until the final moments. The episode follows three main threads as the

Usopp and Nico Robin infiltrate the Underground Port with the Tontatta dwarves. Usopp finds himself reluctantly leading the dwarf army after the Thunder Soldier leaves to assassinate Doflamingo at the palace.

These reviews and recaps provide deeper dives into the episode's pacing and the specific details of the Colosseum cliffhanger: While it contains significant "padding," it is essential

Luffy , Zoro , and Kin'emon continue their trek toward the palace while disguised in animal costumes. This segment provides comedic relief, particularly through Zoro's predictable but humorous inability to follow directions. Review & Reception

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