Kaidou shifts into a drunken combat style called Shuron Hakke to wear Luffy down on the rooftop, while the Five Elders at Mary Geoise fret over a fruit dormant for centuries that the government quietly renamed, and the colossal elephant Zunesha looms at last off the coast of Wano.
Kaidou takes up a liquor-fueled martial form known as Shuron Hakke, turning the rooftop bout against Luffy into a far steeper challenge. Over at Mary Geoise, the Five Elders weigh the unfolding crisis and speak of a fruit that has slept for hundreds of years, one the World Government deliberately renamed, right as Zunesha reaches the shores of Wano.
With the rooftop fight raging, Momonosuke battles to swing the island away from a Flower Capital whose people drink, dance, and loose wish-lanterns into the night, one of them carrying Toko's wish to see her guardian again, which wounds Hitetsu deeply. Kaidou drags out a sake barrel and gulps freely, insisting it is all for fun and grumbling that Luffy spoiled the planned Fire Festival feast. When Luffy lunges, the now-drunk Kaidou slips aside and lands Lightning Hammered: Ragnaraku, then wails and lurches in dragon form while still trading blows, until a kick to his belly leaves him coughing blood. At Mary Geoise the Elders brand this year's Levely cursed, recalling the abolition of the Warlords, the Arabasta incident, and the Revolutionary breach, then turn their focus to Wano, expecting CP0 to have seized Robin and raising the need to wipe out a certain Devil Fruit, which one dismisses as mere myth, though the renaming hints otherwise. Off the coast, a Marine lookout spots an island-sized shadow as Zunesha trumpets behind the waiting fleet.

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Kaidou debuts Shuron Hakke and Gundari Ryuseigun while Luffy unveils Gomu Gomu no Roc Gatling in this Wano Country entry. Added beats include Momonosuke towing the island clear, Toko sharing her lantern wish with Hitetsu, Kaidou's dragon forms taking on a darker hue at his first Shuron Hakke, and the Elders listing the Levely disasters. Extended scenes cover the festival, his slide into drunkenness, the duel, Zunesha's arrival, and the chest holding the mystery fruit's silhouette.
In Episode 1064, Kaidou drags out a sake barrel and drinks freely mid-battle, then shifts into a liquor-fueled martial art called Shuron Hakke, showing that his drinking is tied directly to one of his combat styles against Luffy.
Episode 1064, "Shuron Hakke! The Lawless Dragon Closing in on Luffy," has Kaidou adopt the drunken fighting style Shuron Hakke against Luffy, while the Five Elders discuss a long-dormant Devil Fruit at Mary Geoise and the giant elephant Zunesha arrives off the coast of Wano.
Shuron Hakke is a liquor-fueled martial arts style that Kaidou debuts in Episode 1064, using it alongside techniques like Lightning Hammered: Ragnaraku and Gundari Ryuseigun to press his advantage against Luffy on the rooftop.
At Mary Geoise, the Five Elders call the year's Levely cursed, recalling the abolition of the Warlords, the Arabasta incident, and the Revolutionary breach, and they turn their attention to a Devil Fruit that has slept for centuries and was deliberately renamed by the World Government.
Near the end of Episode 1064, a Marine lookout spots an island-sized shadow as the giant elephant Zunesha arrives and trumpets off the coast of Wano, right in front of the waiting fleet.
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