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Daemedeor

I know you probably know at this time with the right title but we are not 300 episodes behind. That would make me so sad

Sanji Joestar

Sabo was not near the castle, he was still in town

Sanji Joestar

Trebol's 'dying' scream was ''PIGYA" which was the same as the Tontattas. You could theorize about that but I think the actual takeaway is he replicated the scream of all the tiny people he was in charge of enslaving and making suffer. Which is why they felt like a weight was lifted.

Sanji Joestar

The thing with the 'how Trebol got here ' is we were already introduced to Trebol as a top executive seat before we even got introduced to the island or to Sugar. Tho I'll say one thing Oda probably changed his mind about is how his ability works When Usopp sliced him in 3 with the shurikens. (Unless you assume he jumped his body into the 3rd upper half lol and let the slime get cut off.)

Mister Kap

In regards to the backstory portion of the episode, I definitely understand the idea of how it seemed like it was setting up for a 'Doflamingo cuts down Trebol because he's getting too big for his britches' style twist, certainly I also had that same thought the first time I watched through. What the story was actually demonstrating with that interaction though, and was subsequently reinforced with the additional backstory, was that Trebol and company essentially groomed Doflamingo into what he is now. Yes Doflamingo was a twisted and messed up child, but he was actually still fully redeemable up until just before he killed his father. Keep in mind how it was Trebol who pushed Doflamingo towards killing his father, gave him the gun and fruit, and thus isolating him from any other influences after he committed the deed. It was Trebol who saw the opportunity to basically grab onto Doflamingo's coattails, and not just as purely a follower, but also actively steering the ship. You have to understand that someone having conqueror's haki, something only one in a million people have, is not just a cool ability that some random loser can get. Getting conqueror's haki means you have an incredible will power, and that doesn't just mean you get a cool animation whenever you use it, people with such strong willpower will go on to become incredibly influential people in the world. There is a thread of truth when Trebol says Doflamingo was given a gift by the heavens, if there is anything like an observable plot armor, that other characters could see in the universe, then it would certainly be conqueror's haki. And Trebol absolutely took advantage of that to position himself and the other 3 members of the family behind Doflamingo, and directed him into becoming the type of person they wanted him to be. Trebol making such outrageous statements in that moment, that you'd absolutely think Doflamingo would at least correct him and put him in his place, was really a demonstration to us of just how well Trebol groomed Doflamingo, and positioned himself in the family.

Capitano

Every Doflamingo Family member had a backstory written by Oda, but he decided to cut most of them because the arc was already shaping up to be too long/dense. The only reason we got the Señor Pink backstory is because his editor liked it so much that he persuaded him to keep it in the arc. Baby 5's was probably kept because it was important to her decisions in the arc itself (and it was short, or shortened).

Bun_s_Life

So the thing with Doflamingo repearing radiation damage... All Law said was "this technique will destroy your inside organs" and the technique is called named Gamma Knife. Gamma radiation can actually penetrate very easily through skin so I see no point in having to stab your opponent to release the gamma waves inside one's body but let's assume Oda didn't fuck up and actually meant gamma radiation or even the medical procedure called gamma-knife itself. This procedure is used to destroy cancer cells with precise low-intensity gamma rays. The imaginable aftermath of Law's technique used in harmful way are one's tissues being obliterated by those gamma rays and you now have cancer. Even if that radiation makes you develop cancer cells they won't just get built in seconds and kill you in minutes. You can live with cancer for a long time. What Doflamingo is doing is sewing back destroyed tissues back together, he certainly cannot reverse damage done to his DNA (though the cells themselves are capable of that to some extent). He has to be able to sew back an actual cells which is crazy considering size of strings and cellular precision he needs for that but not unthinkable. So he can reverse the damage that would kill him immediately (destroyed organs) but he probably cannot heal his DNA and now has cancer and will die anyway in a few years, good job Law, revenge is done.

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klairvoyage

I always saw, Trebol being the final one left standing, as a way to lead into this lil backstory, which would be the 'final' piece to fall into place for our understanding of Doflamingo – as for how the snobby little brat, that was crucified 31 years ago, had turned into the madness of a man that Law got to meet 16 years ago & stuff like why Doffy is so lenient/caring towards his crew, with the 4 executives in particular (f.e. Vergo's death scene in PH) and especially Trebol (like this ep literally starting with Trebol ordering Doffy around & then shoving him aside, and Doffy complying and letting it all slide) – before we'd move on to the big final fight Trebol's chains & a few other gimmicks are imo leftovers from the not-included backstory(s) of the 4 executives, with perhaps something like: how Trebol was a runaway slave of a local nobleman & then formed this gang of delinquents, in that place very reminiscent of Luffy's home island, long before they ran into Doffy & eventually became pirates Their ages at the time of meeting Doffy (10) were: - Trebol (18) - Diamante (14) - Vergo (10) - Pica (9) I know they don't look the part lmao, but the executives at the time were also just another group of children, who had seen another child unleash a one-in-a-million feat, meanwhile Trebol (still bound by his past, figuratively and quite literally) in that moment likely chose to let Doffy realize the ambitions that he had once thought he could only ever dream of

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2026-09-08 02:00 Trebol the most annoying character in the series finally defeated 😒
2025-11-29 13:04

Matthew Gilroy

Carson buying into Law's bullshit. He's just shit talking.

Sanji Joestar

Even if it's not outright cancer since Oda said he avoids making real life illnesses in his story Doffy did say he's not healing himself just stopping the damages from propagating

Zoodinger

For me it's still Wanze.

Mr Dude

As a German, I always find it really cool when Japanese people pronounce German words. Like Law's Sterben Blade attack. Sterben means "to die" or "dying" in German

Skele

As if Trebol couldnt get anymore creepy we find out he groomed Doflamingo since he was a kid

Jeremy

I need the next two episodes asap lol

blim blam

fr, i dont think i can wait til monday lmao

Darknessflames706

think you are 300 episodes off where you said you are at the beginning lol

Veritas

I could be wrong but I could swear the anime at least showed Dressrosa and Sugar fully in the middle of Punk Hazard when we meet Baby 5 long before Trebol.