One Piece Anime Quiz | Episodes 211–220: The Davy Back Fight Finale and Lost Memories

The purpose of the Groggy Ring match is to recover Chopper, who was taken in the preceding contest. Zoro and Sanji represent the Straw Hats against the undefeated three-man Groggy Monsters. In addition to being outnumbered, the pair initially cannot cooperate because they keep fighting each other.

The referee deliberately overlooks the Groggy Monsters' obvious use of weapons and calls no foul. Faced with the underhanded attacks, Zoro and Sanji finally combine their strength and knock out the opposing team as well as the biased referee. They are not awarded an automatic victory for the fouls.

Because the Straw Hat Danger team is one member short, it schedules Luffy to compete twice. Luffy, however, has never used roller skates and initially cannot even stand, let alone skate quickly. The solution to the numerical shortage therefore creates a separate problem involving the selected player's lack of experience.

Sanji's target is the exceptionally fast, feline-like Chiqicheetah. His catnip plan draws the opponent off course and reverses the disadvantage. Separately, Luffy finally manages to stand in the skates that had defeated him earlier. One development is a tactic against an opponent; the other is Luffy's improvement.

Foxy asks for a three-coin rematch, and Luffy accepts. Its opening round is Hit and Dead Ball, described as the oldest event in the history of the Davy Back Fight. It must be distinguished from the Donut Race, which was the opening event of the earlier contest.

Losing Hit and Dead Ball costs the Straw Hats Robin. In the second round, a version of Daruma-san built around reaching the tagger, everyone races toward Tonjit, who fills that role. Chopper was taken during the earlier Davy Back Fight, which makes him an easy but incorrect choice here.

Victory allows Luffy to recover both Robin and Chopper. Defeat, however, would bind not only the current Straw Hats but even their distant descendants to loyalty toward the Foxy Pirates. The contest therefore risks far more than the ship or flag alone.

Luffy's excessive caution toward the Slow-Slow Beam prevents him from attacking freely. When he follows Foxy into the trap-filled ship, he then faces the gorilla-shaped Gorilla Puncher 13. His focus on Foxy's main ability helps lead him into a separate mechanical threat.

Luffy gathers his remaining strength and uses Gum-Gum Gatling, while Foxy answers with Megaton Nine-Tails Rush. The official summary for Episode 219 ends by asking who remains standing and does not disclose the result, so this question tests only the fighter-technique pairing that the source establishes directly.

Robin is the only unaffected member because she remains awake reading rather than sleeping. The others forget not only their past adventures but also their bonds as crewmates. Robin does not lose her memories and recover them later; she is already the sole person who remembers when morning comes.