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Episode 1074

EpisodeEp. 1074

The 1074th One Piece episode has Momonosuke straining for flame clouds as Luffy fights on, a freed Orochi menacing Hiyori, and Luffy, buoyed by the voices of Wano's people, readying his decisive blow.

Air Date: September 2, 2023
Opening Theme: Saiko Totatsuten
Ending Theme: Raise
Technique Debut: Daiitoku Raimei Hakke
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Summary

With the Fire Festival winding down in the Flower Capital, Momonosuke fails again and again to summon Flame Clouds to hold up Onigashima. Kaidou's own clouds have weakened so much that the island starts to drop despite the boy's efforts. In the vault, Orochi, his Seastone nail now gone, can shift into his serpent form, though only a single head remains, and he threatens Hiyori for siding with the alliance.

On the rooftop, Luffy keeps trading blows with Kaidou, weaving lightning into his attacks by merging with the bolts. Kaidou weathers the assault and answers with brutal counters, among them Daiitoku Raimei Hakke.

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Key Events

A final strike leaves Luffy burning, and Kaidou insists that Haki, not Devil Fruit power, is the true root of strength, noting that neither Roger nor Oden ever ate a fruit. Inside the Skull Dome, the surviving allies realize that even a Luffy victory means the island will crash and kill them, yet they willingly accept that fate to topple Kaidou and cheer the pirate on.

Luffy catches their cheers, recovers, and prepares his last attack, swelling his fist to a size rivaling Onigashima itself. Set on keeping his promise to free Wano, he declares he trusts Momonosuke to shield the Flower Capital.

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Notes

This Wano Country Arc entry is the first to use Saiko Totatsuten as its opening and the first since Episode 283 to run a 90-second opening. The adaptation adds Luffy caging Kaidou in lightning, Hyougoro's flashback to Udon, the removal of Orochi's Seastone nail, and Luffy recovering by hearing the people's voices through Observation Haki.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 1074 of One Piece?

In Episode 1074, Momonosuke strains to summon Flame Clouds as Luffy keeps fighting Kaidou, a freed Orochi menaces Hiyori, and Luffy, buoyed by the cheering voices of Wano's people, readies his decisive blow.

When did One Piece episode 1074 release?

One Piece Episode 1074 aired on September 2, 2023.

What does Kaidou claim is the true root of strength in Episode 1074?

In Episode 1074, Kaidou insists that Haki, not Devil Fruit power, is the true root of strength, noting that neither Roger nor Oden ever ate a fruit.

What does Orochi do in Episode 1074 after losing his Seastone nail?

With his Seastone nail removed in Episode 1074, Orochi can shift into his serpent form again, though only a single head remains, and he threatens Hiyori for siding with the alliance.

What does Luffy do at the end of Episode 1074?

After hearing the allies cheering him on despite knowing the island will crash, Luffy recovers and prepares his last attack in Episode 1074, swelling his fist to a size rivaling Onigashima and declaring he trusts Momonosuke to shield the Flower Capital.

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