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One Piece · Sabaody Archipelago Arc

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The Worst Generation crosses paths

Runtime8h03Where to watchTBCIn your marathonnot seen yet
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Do you need to watch it?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to the end of the saga.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story30 of 55
  • Chronological39 of 68
  • Everything49 of 85

Episodes, in this order

  1. OP E385
  2. OP E386
  3. OP E387
  4. OP E388
  5. OP E389
  6. OP E390
  7. OP E391
  8. OP E392
  9. OP E393
  10. OP E394
  11. OP E395
  12. OP E396
  13. OP E397
  14. OP E398
  15. OP E399
  16. OP E400
  17. OP E401
  18. OP E402
  19. OP E403
  20. OP E404
  21. OP E405
Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

Before Fish-Man Island, the crew saves the mermaid Keimi and the starfish Pappag, and meets Hatchan again, Arlong's former officer, now a good guy. On the Sabaody Archipelago, made of giant trees and bubbles, they cross paths with the Supernovas, rookie pirates with big bounties, like Trafalgar Law and Eustass Kid. Keimi is kidnapped and taken to a slave auction. There, Luffy punches a Celestial Dragon, a World Government noble, bringing an admiral down on them. Old Rayleigh, Roger's former first mate, helps them and looks after the ship. Kizaru, Sentomaru and the Pacifistas corner them, and Kuma makes the crew vanish one by one.

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3 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. ReferenceLaw, a name full of battles

    Trafalgar comes from the cape of the famous naval battle, and Water Law echoes Waterloo. Law also nods to Edward Low, an 18th-century pirate known for his cruelty.

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  2. SetupThe fish that just passes out

    At the auction house, the giant fish Motobaro suddenly passes out in front of Luffy. Nobody remarks on it, but there's an explanation later.

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  3. Behind the scenesLaw's missing gesture

    In the manga, Law flips Kid the middle finger. The anime censored it.

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