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The Onslaught of Kazenbo - Orochi's Evil Clutches Close in

EpisodeEp. 1058

Kanjuro's vengeful fire spirit Kazenbo tears unchecked through the Skull Dome, scattering pirates and samurai, while Zoro wears down against King's strange flames and the strains of a distant shamisen draw a grieving Orochi toward a woman who is the living image of his lost love.

Funimation Airdate: April 15, 2023
Opening: PAINT
Technique Debut: King: Tempuraudon
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Summary

Chaos shows no sign of easing aboard the floating island. Kazenbo, the blazing revenant Kanjuro left in his wake, rampages for the Kurozumi cause and sends pirates and samurai fleeing in terror, its fire spreading without end. Apart from the turmoil, Orochi finds himself lured from his hiding place by a faint shamisen that stirs the memory of the woman he once adored.

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Key Events

Seething, Big Mom swears torment upon Law and Kid and sets her homies loose, which the two narrowly repel. Brook and Robin keep fleeing with CP0 in pursuit, while Yamato races to outrun the fire to the stockpiled bombs. Inside the Treasure Repository, Orochi savors the destruction wrought for the Kurozumi clan until the shamisen pulls him toward a figure who looks just like Komurasaki. Outside, a resolute Momonosuke frantically forms flame clouds to stop the island from crashing onto the capital. Zoro, battered by King's flames and calling them unblockable, asks whether they spring from the Pteranodon fruit; King says they do not and hints at something stranger, and after Black Rope Dragon Twister fails, Zoro concludes King belongs to an unknown tribe. Knocked flat and worn out, Zoro hears the shamisen, and Enma begins siphoning his Haki and withering his arm. Orochi crawls to the player and breaks down weeping as a smiling, living Komurasaki greets him.

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Notes

King debuts Tempuraudon in this Wano Country entry. The adaptation adds the ongoing Law and Kid fight, Brook and Robin's plunge to the Live Floor, Momonosuke laboring at his flame cloud, and Yamato warning Fuga clear of Kazenbo. It draws out Marco carrying Izou upward, the Apoo and Drake chase, the duo landing in Fuga's hair, CP0 pushing through the blaze, King's flame barrage, and Zoro puzzling over King's nature, while cutting his 360 Pound Phoenix.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Orochi evil in One Piece?

Episode 1058 portrays Kurozumi Orochi as villainous, showing him reveling in the destruction his schemes cause inside the Treasure Repository while his agent Kanjuro's creation, the fire spirit Kazenbo, ravages Onigashima on his orders.

What is Kazenbo and what does it do in Episode 1058?

Kazenbo is the blazing revenant left behind by Kanjuro that rampages through Onigashima for the Kurozumi cause, sending pirates and samurai fleeing as its fire spreads uncontrolled.

Why does Orochi leave his hiding place in this episode?

Orochi is lured out by the faint sound of a shamisen that stirs memories of Komurasaki, the woman he once loved, and he crawls toward the player only to find someone who looks exactly like her.

What happens to Zoro during his fight with King in Episode 1058?

Zoro grows battered by King's seemingly unblockable flames and questions whether they come from the Pteranodon Devil Fruit. After his Black Rope Dragon Twister fails, the exhausted Zoro is knocked down, and the cursed sword Enma begins draining his Haki and withering his arm.

What technique does King debut in Episode 1058?

King debuts the technique Tempuraudon in Episode 1058 during his fight against Zoro.

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