The "Bazooka Battle" between Luffy and the Shandia leader Wyper continues. Both combatants are remarkably resilient, with Luffy even withstanding a point-blank blast from Wyper’s bazooka.
While Zoro is locked in combat, other key players are making moves across the island: One Piece Episode 170
This fight serves as the ultimate testing ground for Zoro’s new "flying blade" technique. He successfully debuts the Ittoryu: 36-Pound Cannon (36-Pound Phoenix), a long-range compressed air projectile that finally brings the elusive warrior down. Parallel Conflicts in the Upper Yard The "Bazooka Battle" between Luffy and the Shandia
For fans following along, this episode is a reminder of why Skypiea is often cited for its world-building and the unique "Dials" technology that powers the Shandia's weaponry. Unlike traditional swordsmen
The core of the episode revolves around Zoro’s intense confrontation with the Shandia warrior in the Upper Yard. Unlike traditional swordsmen, Braham utilizes Flash Guns —dual pistols that emit blinding flashes to disorient opponents while firing bullets.
The "Bazooka Battle" between Luffy and the Shandia leader Wyper continues. Both combatants are remarkably resilient, with Luffy even withstanding a point-blank blast from Wyper’s bazooka.
While Zoro is locked in combat, other key players are making moves across the island:
This fight serves as the ultimate testing ground for Zoro’s new "flying blade" technique. He successfully debuts the Ittoryu: 36-Pound Cannon (36-Pound Phoenix), a long-range compressed air projectile that finally brings the elusive warrior down. Parallel Conflicts in the Upper Yard
For fans following along, this episode is a reminder of why Skypiea is often cited for its world-building and the unique "Dials" technology that powers the Shandia's weaponry.
The core of the episode revolves around Zoro’s intense confrontation with the Shandia warrior in the Upper Yard. Unlike traditional swordsmen, Braham utilizes Flash Guns —dual pistols that emit blinding flashes to disorient opponents while firing bullets.