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Nami Screams - A Deadly Death Race!

EpisodeEp. 1031

The fighting on Onigashima keeps raging in this installment, as Nami's group sprints away from Page One until Big Mom, stirred by a bleak memory of Okobore Town, steps in and flattens the pursuing dinosaur with a single furious punch.

Japanese Air Date: September 3, 2022
English Air Date: September 3, 2022
Opening Theme: PAINT
Technique Debut: Usopp: Midori Boshi: Hanabibana, Midori Boshi: Baku Bokkuri
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Summary

The box confining Zeus shatters once Hera's Fulgora lands on Kid and Killer, finally setting the homie loose. On Luffy's orders, Law warps to a lower floor and takes Zoro and the freed Zeus along with him. Higher up, Momonosuke's party stays tucked inside the castle ceiling and contacts Kin'emon by transmission, handing over their position so the samurai can come find them, while Yamato gathers thread and needles for whatever comes next.

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Key Events

Page One, mounted on Komachiyo, is still bearing down on Usopp, Nami, and Tama. A volley of Pop Greens throws the dinosaur off his ride, yet he refuses to quit the hunt. Big Mom then turns up, hostile toward Nami and Usopp at first, but the moment she notices Tama her doting Mother Mode takes over thanks to her weakness for children under ten. She remembers being nursed back to health by Okobore Town during her amnesia, fed and groomed by its people, before Tama hands her a piece of devastating news.

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Notes

With food having been stolen out of Bakura Town, Kaidou's men under Holed'em put Okobore Town to the torch, injuring many residents, Tsuru among them. Once Tama reminds her that Page One answers to Kaidou, a livid Big Mom drives a Haki-laced strike into his neck, leaving him crumpled at Ulti's feet. The anime stretches out Big Mom's flashback of Tama and Otsuru fixing her hair, and this is the debut of the seventh eyecatcher set. The episode falls within the Wano Country Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 1031 of One Piece?

In Nami Screams - A Deadly Death Race!, Zeus breaks free after Hera's lightning strike shatters his containment, Page One chases Nami's group on Komachiyo, and Big Mom intervenes, showing Tama unexpected kindness before turning on Page One once she learns he serves Kaidou.

How does Zeus escape confinement in episode 1031?

The metal box that Law forged to trap Zeus shatters when Hera's lightning attack, Fulgora, strikes Kid and Killer, finally setting the homie loose.

Why does Big Mom show kindness to Tama in episode 1031?

Big Mom's Mother Mode takes over when she notices Tama, since she has a deep-seated weakness for children under ten, and she recalls how the people of Okobore Town once nursed her back to health during her amnesia.

What does Tama tell Big Mom about Page One?

Tama reminds Big Mom that Page One serves under Kaidou, whose men burned Okobore Town after food was stolen from Bakura Town, information that turns Big Mom's fury on Page One himself.

How does Big Mom punish Page One in episode 1031?

Enraged after learning of Page One's ties to the attack on Okobore Town, Big Mom drives a Haki-laced strike into his neck, leaving him crumpled at Ulti's feet.

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