Sanji’s Diable Jambe carries a recurring compositional signature, not just a recurring move name. When the cook lands (or opens with) a marquee Diable Jambe, Oda reaches for the same layout: inverted/airborne figure, single raised flaming leg, opponent reeling off-axis, flame plumes climbing the gutter, and an oversized bold-letter BOOM/DOOM SFX bracketing a near-full-page panel. Spotting that silhouette — inverted body + one flaming leg + bracketing SFX — is a reliable tell that you’re looking at a Diable Jambe finisher beat (cf. the same inverted-flaming-leg grammar at Ch. 646 pp. 16–17, “Hell Memories”). The 0415→0723 pairing is the cleanest twin because both stage it as a single dominant impact splash rather than splitting it across panels.
