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No Way Out! A Hellish Scene on Onigashima

EpisodeEp. 1073

A fire-swept Onigashima becomes a death trap until Raizo and Jinbe drown the flames together, while Yamato warns Momonosuke that the island will plunge onto the mainland unless he raises fresh flame clouds in time.

Air Date: August 19, 2023
Opening Theme: PAINT
Ending Theme: Raise
Technique Debut: Kaidou: Kaifu; Usopp: Midori Boshi: Sprinkler; Luffy: Gomu Gomu no Kaminari
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Summary

Kaidou laments how dearly the raid cost his crew, every top officer lost and his castle wrecked, yet he keeps trading blows with Luffy on the Skull Dome. Leaping skyward, Luffy hits on the notion of drawing power from the lightning above. Beneath them the fires fan out, splitting the alliance and trapping its fighters in pockets across the structure.

Chopper reunites with Nami and Tama but can neither reach the rest nor beat back the blaze. Sealed underground are Brook, Robin, Apoo, and Number Inbi; cornered inside the left brain tower stand Sanji and the women; trapped in the corridors are Usopp's party along with Franky and Zoro; and stranded one level up sit the Mink units.

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Key Events

A floor below the roof, on the fourth level, Jinbe and Raizo put their firefighting scheme into motion. A scroll summoned by Raizo's fruit pours out a flood, and Jinbe bends the flow with Fish-Man Jujutsu, washing it through every corner of the Skull Dome to snuff the flames and spare the allies pinned below.

Beyond the island, Yamato leans on Momonosuke to raise Flame Clouds of his own. As Kaidou's strength drains away, the clouds he conjured grow brittle and threaten to fail, so Momonosuke has to summon replacements before Onigashima drops onto the mainland.

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Notes

This Wano Country Arc episode closes out PAINT's run as the regular opening and is the first to grant Jinbe's eyecatcher its own theme. The adaptation folds in Gear Fifth flashbacks, the All-Stars' defeats as Kaidou tallies his losses, an added mink moment, and a flashback of Raizo failing to save Oden and resolving to fetch water from Zunesha.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do Jinbe and Raizo put out the fires in Episode 1073?

In Episode 1073, Raizo's fruit summons a scroll that pours out a flood, and Jinbe bends the water with Fish-Man Jujutsu to wash it through every corner of the Skull Dome and snuff the flames.

Which allies become trapped by the fire in Episode 1073?

In Episode 1073, Brook, Robin, Apoo, and Number Inbi are sealed underground, Sanji and the women are cornered in the left brain tower, Usopp's group with Franky and Zoro are trapped in the corridors, and the Mink units are stranded one level up.

Why does Momonosuke need to raise new Flame Clouds in Episode 1073?

In Episode 1073, Kaidou's strength is draining away, so the Flame Clouds he conjured grow brittle and threaten to fail, forcing Momonosuke to summon replacements before Onigashima drops onto the mainland.

What does Kaidou lament in Episode 1073?

In Episode 1073, Kaidou laments how dearly the raid cost his crew, with every top officer lost and his castle wrecked, yet he keeps trading blows with Luffy.

What musical milestone happens in Episode 1073?

Episode 1073 closes out PAINT's run as the regular opening theme and is the first episode to give Jinbe's eyecatcher its own musical theme.

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