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Zoro Faces Adversity - A Monster! King the Conflagration

EpisodeEp. 1059

Episode 1059 of One Piece sees Queen taunt Sanji with King's hidden Lunarian origin, while a battered Zoro, hounded by Enma's hunger for his Haki, unearths a memory that ties a stray sword to his distant past.

Funimation Airdate: April 22, 2023
Opening: PAINT
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Summary

Queen lets slip the truth about King's race even as Sanji presses his own assault, and across the dome Zoro keeps losing ground to the masked All-Star. In the thick of that beating, a recollection from years earlier surfaces and sets Zoro chasing the meaning behind one of his blades.

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Key Events

Kazenbo bores toward the armory through walls, so Yamato speeds up with Fuga's help while Brook and Robin drop off Fuga's head to outpace CP0. Apoo photographs the agents to sell to Morgans, takes a Shigan hit, survives via Armament Haki, and counters with Scratch Boom before agreeing to team with Drake. Momonosuke keeps generating flame clouds, recalling why he had Shinobu age him. Inside, Komurasaki's shamisen drains Zoro's Haki through Enma as King mocks his struggle. Sanji's Hell Memories sends Queen flying, but Queen laughs it off and warns that King, a once-worshipped Lunarian, cannot be beaten. King's Tempuraudon knocks Zoro's swords from his grip; falling, Zoro lands beside Wado Ichimonji and remembers Hitetsu revealing that Enma and Wado shared a forger, the legendary Shimotsuki Kozaburo, which is why Enma sits easily in his hand. He wonders how a Wano blade reached the East Blue.

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Notes

The adaptation adds Robin and Brook's talk atop Fuga and their dismount, Sanji's Diable Jambe strike on Queen, Momonosuke holding back the island, and Komurasaki's playing. It draws out Apoo photographing CP0, the duo attacking the agents, the Zoro versus King clash, and Zoro's flashbacks. The episode sits within the Wano Country arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 1059 of One Piece?

In Episode 1059, "Zoro Faces Adversity - A Monster! King the Conflagration," Queen reveals the truth about King's Lunarian race while Sanji keeps attacking him, and a battered Zoro, drained by the cursed sword Enma, recalls a memory tying his sword to his past as he continues losing ground to King.

Why was Zoro struggling against King in this episode?

Zoro struggles because King is a masked All-Star whose attacks keep wearing him down, and the cursed sword Enma is simultaneously draining Zoro's Haki through his grip, weakening him further as the fight goes on.

What does Queen reveal about King in Episode 1059?

Queen lets slip that King is a Lunarian, a once-worshipped race, and warns that a being like him cannot be beaten, even after Sanji's Hell Memories sends Queen flying.

What does Zoro discover about Enma and Wado Ichimonji in this episode?

After King's Tempuraudon knocks the swords from his grip, Zoro falls beside Wado Ichimonji and remembers Hitetsu revealing that Enma and Wado were forged by the same legendary swordsmith, Shimotsuki Kozaburo, which explains why Enma fits so naturally in his hand.

What is Scratchmen Apoo doing during Episode 1059?

Apoo photographs CP0 agents to sell the images to Morgans, survives a Shigan hit using Armament Haki, counters with Scratch Boom, and then agrees to team up with X Drake.

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