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For the chapter of the same name, see Chapter 702.

The Corrida Colosseum is a Colosseum owned by the Donquixote Family that is located somewhere in Dressrosa[1].

History

This stadium is usually used for hosting fights and competitions. Twenty years ago, Kyros was an active fighter and won three thousand fights before disappearing.[2]

Ten years ago before Doflamingo became King, the Colosseum battles were not to the death.[3]

At some point, Diamante became the respected and beloved curator of the building, thus earning his title, "Hero of the Colosseum".[4]

Dressrosa Arc

When the Straw Hat Pirates landed on Dressrosa, a competition over the Mera Mera no Mi held by the Donquixote Pirates was about to begin. Gladiators from the Donquixote Family, various countries, factions, and pirate crews, including Luffy, for a total of 556 participants, entered to compete for the prize.[5] Bellamy entered the tournament not for the fruit, but was offered a chance to rise in rank within the Donquixote Pirates if he won.

Jesus Burgess, under the alias Mr. Store, won Block A's battle royale, while Bartolomeo won Block B's. Luffy succeded in winning Block C, however during the battle, his alias as "Lucy" started to fall apart, as Chinjao, Cavendish, Bartolomeo, Bellamy, Jean Ango, Diamante and even Burgess all found out.

Due to the extensive damage inflicted onto the arena from Elizabello II's King Punch and Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Thor Elephant Gun (the latter which split the entire ring in two), Block D's match has been postponed for 15 minutes, for repair.

Outside the Colosseum, Vice Admiral Bastille and a battalion of Marines were waiting for the losers to step out, so they could arrest all the criminals. However, to their confusion, not a single competitor from Blocks A and B walked out despite a period of time have passed.[6]

Layout

Inside the Colosseum

The interior of the Colosseum.

The Colosseum features a round stage surrounded by water, with four cardinal walkways leading to the stage. There are three levels of seating for the audience all around the Colosseum. On one of the cardinal edges is three monitors for the participants' announcements and presentation.[7]

Outside the arena but still in the building, there is a small pavilion area which has restrooms and a stall selling either souvenirs or concessions.[8]

Underneath the Colosseum is the Smile production factory, where Manshelly and hundreds of other dwarves are also forced to work at.[9]

Rules

As a rule laid out by the Donquixote Family, the police and Marines alike cannot enter the Colosseum, even if a criminal is clearly within its walls, rendering their authority null and void so long as the criminal in question has at least one foot inside. Anyone who violates this law will be deemed criminals themselves.[10]

The Corrida Colosseum tournament is divided into various rounds.[2]

Round 1: Battle Royale

There are several restrictions for those competing in the battle royale. First, the only weapons not allowed are firearms. Second, there is a limit to how much armor each participant can wear. According to Cavendish, the reason for this restriction is because spectators hope to witness blood.[2] Another regulation is that cooperation in the arena is permitted. However, they are highly disliked to the point that some spectators see it as fighting dirty, and as such are not encouraged. Falling into the surrounding water means disqualification by ring out, though this does not mean the combatants in question are safe, as the water contains little fighting fish.[11]

Staff

The Colosseum is managed by gladiator-themed staff and by the toys from the outside. They are taught to maintain order within the establishment, and have no tolerance for shenanigans. Because of that, they are granted the power to disqualify any unruly participants as they see fit.[12]

The announcers are supposed to remain impartial, in order to relay information properly. However, whenever popular (or unpopular) participants make some breakthrough, it did not stop at least Gatz from being biased.[13]

Participants

  •  (Deceased): the character is deceased.
  •  (Unknown status)?: the character's status is unknown.
  •  (Non-Canon): the character is non-canon.
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Battle for Mera Mera no Mi

Round 1: Battle Royale

556 participants were divided into four blocks, lettered A through D. Only one winner per block may pass to the next round.

A Block
Final winner: Jesus Burgess
B Block (138 participants)
Final winner: Bartolomeo
  • Tank Lepanto vs. Bellamy
  • Abdullah and Jeet (winners) vs. Tank Lepanto
  • Blue Gilly (winner) vs. Ricky
  • Bellamy (winner) vs. Abdullah and Jeet
  • Bartolomeo (winner) vs. Hack
  • Blue Gilly (winner) vs. Dagama
  • Bartolomeo vs. Bellamy
    • Interrupted by Elizabello II's King Punch
  • Elizabello II (winner) vs. All remaining contestants
    • King Punch's shock wave defeated Bellamy, Blue Gilly and other gladiators too.
    • Bartolomeo is the only one to not be defeated by the shock wave.
  • Bartolomeo (winner) vs. Elizabello II
C Block (139 participants)
Final winner: Lucy
  • Hajrudin (winner) vs. Fighting Bull
  • Lucy (winner) vs. Hajrudin
  • Funk Brothers (fused with Jake Jake no Mi) (winners) vs. Boo
  • Sai (winner) vs. Funk Brothers (fused with Jake Jake no Mi)
  • Lucy vs. Jean Ango
    • Interrupted by Chinjao
  • Chinjao (winner) vs. Jean Ango
  • Sai vs. Ideo
    • Interrupted by Lucy and Chinjao
  • Lucy (winner) vs. Sai
  • Chinjao (winner) vs. Ideo
  • Lucy (winner) vs. Chinjao
D Block (138 participants)

Round 2: Versus the Donquixote Family's representatives

The winners of the four blocks will have to fight against the Donquixote Family's representatives[14].

Block Winners
Donquixote Family's Representatives
Current Colosseum Champion

Trivia

  • Corrida translates to "race" in Spanish and Portuguese.
  • The Corrida name is a reference to Spanish bullfighting.
  • The layout of Corrida Colosseum is most likely based on the Roman Colosseum, which once held tournaments with gladiators who fought to the death.[2]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 702.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 704.
  3. One Piece Manga — Vol. 72 Chapter 720.
  4. One Piece Manga — Vol. 70 Chapter 700.
  5. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 704, The number of people participating is announced in the locker room.
  6. One Piece Manga — Vol. 72 Chapter 717, Bastille waiting impatiently for the losers of Blocks A and B.
  7. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 702.
  8. One Piece Manga — Vol. 72 Chapter 720.
  9. One Piece Manga — Vol. 72 Chapter 717, The dwarfs of Tontatta Kingdom tell Usopp and Robin of the factory's whereabouts.
  10. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 703.
  11. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 707.
  12. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 704, An official almost disqualifies Luffy for fighting outside the ring
  13. One Piece Manga — Vol. 71 Chapter 709, Gatz is reminded he has to be impartial after expressing discontent.
  14. One Piece Manga — Vol. 72 Chapter 720, Gatz explains that the Block winners gained the right to fight the Donquixote Family's representatives.

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