One Piece: (pre-order) script #261 Enies Lobby Arc "Clash! Oni-Giri Zoro Vs Ship-Cutting T-Bone"

(This is a pre-order, and after I receive it I will ship it to you) shipping just takes about an extra week

One Piece Episode 261, titled "Crash! Demon-Cutting Zoro vs. Ship-Cutting T-Bone!" (or "Clash! Demon-Slasher Zoro vs. Ship-Slasher T-Bone!") is a memorable episode from the Enies Lobby Arc (Water 7 Saga). It originally aired in Japan on April 2, 2006.

While the episode title highlights the showdown between Roronoa Zoro and Marine Captain T-Bone, the episode actually splits its time across three ongoing battles on the Puffing Tom and the tracks ahead:

Zoro vs. Captain T-Bone: While riding the Rocketman sea train, the Straw Hats spot a Sea King that has been cleanly sliced in half. Zoro recognizes the immense strength of the swordsman responsible. He faces Marine Captain T-Bone, a terrifying-looking but deeply honorable and empathetic knight who is running down the sea train tracks. In a swift and beautifully animated clash, Zoro utilizes his Three Sword Style: Gyuki Yuzume (Bull Demon Cattle Hooves) to shatter T-Bone's right-angle flying slashes and defeat him, leaping right back onto the moving Rocketman.

Sanji vs. Wanze: Inside the Puffing Tom, Sanji wraps up his bizarre fight against CP7's Wanze, who uses "Ramen Kenpo". Sanji famously breaks his rule about using knives in combat because he is strictly dealing with food, slicing up Wanze's armor before beating him down.

Franky vs. Nero: On top of the train, Franky finishes his battle against the new CP9 recruit, Nero "The Weasel," utilizing his cyborg strength to land a final crushing blow.

These were used by the voice actors in the studio in Japan. These are not copies or look alikes. 

Generally only 10-30 scripts of each episode exist. These aren't for public sale and occasionally get sneaked out or given at very selected conventions in Japan.

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