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I Won't Forgive Him! Chopper's Determination!

EpisodeEp. 1006

Episode 1006 sends King's enforcers hunting for Momonosuke as Yamato throws himself into the boy's defense. Queen's cruelty reaches new lows, pushing Chopper to vow vengeance, while Kiku is patched up and returns to the rooftop war.

Air Date: January 15, 2022
Opening Theme: PAINT
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Summary

Shinobu and Momonosuke are driven into the right brain tower by Yamato, and the ninja uses a drifting scrap of paper to throw him off their trail. They slip free of Yamato but are caught by Bao Huang's spying black cat, which relays the boy's whereabouts to King. He orders every available Shinuchi and Tobiroppo to converge on the tower and kill Momonosuke.

Fleeing into a dark chamber, Shinobu is ambushed by the Beasts Pirates' Armored Division under Sasaki, whose members all wield SMILE powers granting armor-like defense. When a turtle SMILE user attacks and Momonosuke refuses to abandon her, Yamato bursts in, smashing the turtle man into a wall and declaring he fights for the Kouzuki Family.

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Key Events

Growing bored, Queen starts shooting his own Pleasures, knowing they will only laugh off the rounds. The uninfected struggle to hold back the ice oni, and the yakuza Omasa is scratched by a claw and infected. Disgusted by Queen's abuse of manmade plagues, Chopper swears to make him pay. Luffy, Jinbe, and Sanji push through the halls, defeating the giraffe SMILE user Hamlet and the chicken SMILE user Fourtricks. On the roof, with Kiku's arm gone, her helmet shattered, and her blade snapped, Inuarashi orders an evacuation from the slash attacks. Izou binds the wound and Kin'emon cauterizes it with his flaming sword, and a healed Kiku rejoins the fight as Kaido reverts to human form, musing that death completes a person.

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Notes

This episode introduces several new characters including Jumper, Beegirl, Battaman, Scorpionlady, Saitank, Bisley, and Caucasusman. The adaptation adds Shinobu and Momonosuke hiding behind a wall, Shinobu's failed attempt on one of Sasaki's squad, and Omasa's infection, while drawing out the floor-wide struggle against the Ice Oni. It aired January 15, 2022 with a 4.0 rating.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Chopper vow revenge on Queen in Episode 1006?

Chopper vows to make Queen pay in Episode 1006 after the yakuza Omasa is infected by the Ice Oni virus, disgusted by Queen's abuse of manmade plagues.

How does Yamato protect Momonosuke in Episode 1006?

In Episode 1006, Yamato bursts into a chamber and smashes a turtle SMILE user into a wall after Momonosuke refuses to abandon Shinobu, declaring that he fights for the Kouzuki Family.

What happens to Kiku's arm in Episode 1006?

In Episode 1006, with her arm gone, helmet shattered, and blade snapped, Kiku is evacuated from the rooftop fight, and Izou and Kin'emon treat her wound so she can rejoin the battle healed.

Who ambushes Shinobu and Momonosuke in Episode 1006?

The Beasts Pirates' Armored Division, led by Sasaki and equipped with armor-like SMILE powers, ambushes Shinobu and Momonosuke in Episode 1006.

Which enemies do Luffy, Jinbe, and Sanji defeat in Episode 1006?

Luffy, Jinbe, and Sanji defeat the giraffe SMILE user Hamlet and the chicken SMILE user Fourtricks while pushing through Onigashima's halls in Episode 1006.

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