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One Piece Anime Quiz | Episodes 71–80: The Battle on Little Garden, Nami's Illness, and the Winter Island

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Problem 1

Dorry and Brogy, who welcome the crew as guests on Little Garden, are giant warriors from the same homeland. They have remained on the island for many years and take up their weapons whenever a particular signal occurs.

Which option correctly pairs the reason for their century-long duel with the signal that restarts it?

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Dorry and Brogy have fought for a century in accordance with the warrior code of their homeland, Elbaf, resuming whenever the volcano at the center of the island erupts. Their duel concerns their honor as warriors, rather than repeatedly deciding a captain or dividing food.

Problem 2

Brogy shares with Dorry some alcohol that Nami and Usopp gave him. As soon as Dorry drinks it, it explodes inside his body and leaves him badly injured.

Why does Dorry, unaware of the full circumstances, suspect the Straw Hat crew?

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From Dorry's perspective, the alcohol Brogy shared came from the Straw Hats and exploded immediately after he drank it, giving him reason to suspect them. Neither Brogy nor the crew planted it, however; Dorry's suspicion results from not knowing about Baroque Works' interference.

Problem 3

Although the explosion has injured his stomach, Dorry enters his duel with Brogy as an Elbaf warrior. He endures despite being at a disadvantage, until a third party interferes in a way that changes the result.

How does Mr. 3 interfere with the duel?

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Mr. 3 secretly immobilizes Dorry's feet with wax created by the Wax-Wax Fruit. Brogy's strike then lands during the opening. Although the result appears to come from a one-on-one duel, outside interference has destroyed the fight's fairness.

Problem 4

After interfering in the giants' duel, Mr. 3 also captures Brogy with wax. Elsewhere, a rotating giant candle is gradually coating members of the crew in wax.

Which three people does Mr. 3 fix to the giant candle in an attempt to turn them into wax figures?

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Vivi, Zoro, and Nami are fixed to the giant candle. Brogy is also restrained by Mr. 3's wax, but he is not attached to the same platform as those three. Luffy, Usopp, and Karoo still have room to act as rescuers.

Problem 5

Luffy is trying to save his companions when Miss Goldenweek's technique suddenly makes him insist that he does not want to help them. The technique uses color to affect a target's emotions and actions.

Which statement correctly describes Colors Trap?

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Colors Trap is not a Devil Fruit power. It uses color to impose powerful suggestions that manipulate emotions and behavior. Mr. 3's Wax-Wax Fruit produces wax, but Luffy refuses the rescue because of the suggestion, not because his body has been turned into wax.

Problem 6

Colors Trap is controlling Luffy while the giant candle threatens to turn Nami and the others into wax figures. Usopp and Karoo must quickly overcome two different obstacles, the suggestion and the hardening wax.

Which option describes their two-stage rescue plan?

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Usopp first uses Firebird Star to burn the Colors Trap mark on Luffy's clothes. He then has Karoo carry an oil-soaked rope around the giant candle and Brogy before setting it alight. The plan uses fire differently against the suggestion's mark and the solidifying wax.

Problem 7

Believing that his own blow has killed his longtime opponent, Brogy weeps for Dorry. After the fighting ends, however, Dorry gets back up.

Why does Dorry avoid a fatal wound?

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Brogy's battle-axe has deteriorated through a century of fighting, and the wound it inflicts is not as deep as it appears. Dorry's survival is not the result of Brogy holding back or of a Devil Fruit power canceling the injury.

Problem 8

After leaving Little Garden, the crew hurries toward Alabasta as rebellion approaches. During the voyage, however, Nami suddenly collapses with a high fever that may put her life at risk.

What navigational decision does the crew make in this situation?

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Alabasta faces an urgent crisis, but Nami is also in immediate danger. The crew and Vivi prioritize treatment and alter course to find a doctor. They are not making a leisurely stop after Alabasta's crisis has ended, nor are they drifting because the Log Pose has failed.

Problem 9

The large submersible attack ship Bliking surfaces before the Going Merry in snowy waters, and the pirates led by Wapol attack. Wapol then bites directly into the ship's hull.

Which power does Wapol use to eat the Going Merry?

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Wapol begins eating the Going Merry with the power of the Munch-Munch Fruit before Luffy blasts him away. The Wax-Wax Fruit belongs to Mr. 3 and the Bomb-Bomb Fruit to Mr. 5, so those Little Garden opponents should not be confused with Wapol.

Problem 10

After landing on a winter island in search of a doctor, the crew is surrounded by wary residents, and Vivi is shot in the left arm. Luffy prepares to retaliate in anger, but Nami cannot wait long for treatment.

Which option describes Vivi's action and its purpose in this scene?

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Even after being shot, Vivi stops Luffy from retaliating and avoids escalating the conflict so she can ask the islanders for a doctor. Her priority is treating the feverish Nami, not avenging her own injury. This response leads Dalton to guide the crew toward the village.