Ep 292. A Big Rice Cake Tossing Race at the Castle! Red Nose's Plot!

Luffy and the gang arrive at a castle in the sky for the annual rice cake tossing race. The atmosphere is festive, with carnival games, performers, and food stalls. The rice cake race is the main attraction, and it involves teams of four racing around the castle while tossing a large rice cake from player to player.

The team that successfully completes the race and tosses the rice cake into a large pot wins a grand prize of 100 million berries. Luffy, eager to compete, quickly forms a team with Chopper, Sanji, and Usopp. Their opponents include other pirate crews, including the Foxy Pirates, who are notorious for their cheating ways.

As the race begins, it quickly becomes apparent that the Foxy Pirates have a plan to cheat their way to victory. They use their devil fruit powers to slow down the other teams, and they resort to dirty tactics to knock opponents out of the race.

Meanwhile, Red Nose, a mysterious clown performer, is secretly working with the Foxy Pirates. He has his own plan to steal the grand prize money and take down the castle. Luffy and his team become suspicious of Red Nose and attempt to uncover his true motives.

The race becomes increasingly chaotic and dangerous, with contestants falling off the castle and getting injured. Luffy and his team manage to push through the obstacles and reach the final stretch of the race. The Foxy Pirates are close behind, but Luffy and his team manage to outsmart them and toss the rice cake into the pot, winning the grand prize.

However, their victory is short-lived as Red Nose reveals his true intentions. He sets off an explosive device that causes the castle to collapse, and he attempts to escape with the prize money. Luffy and his team give chase, and a fierce battle breaks out between them and the Foxy Pirates.

In the end, Luffy emerges victorious and saves the day, preventing Red Nose and the Foxy Pirates from causing any more damage. The episode ends with Luffy and his team celebrating their victory and feasting on the delicious rice cakes.