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Time to Depart - Wano Country and the Straw Hats

EpisodeEp. 1084

A gentle filler of goodbyes before the crew leaves Wano. Luffy revisits Kuri's ruins and Tama's tea house, Zoro drinks at two graves, and the last bowls of Sanji's soba sell out in the capital while Carrot heads home and Franky finds the Sunny already repaired.

Air Date: November 18, 2023
Opening Theme: Saiko Totatsuten
Ending Theme: Raise
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Summary

Luffy ascends the mountain that once held Kuri Castle, the Nine Red Scabbards at his side. Bowing to Oden's memory, the group pledges to bring Wano back to the state it knew before the Kurozumi clan took hold. They then see the Straw Hats off as the crew readies its voyage, and Carrot adds her own parting words before turning toward the Mokomo Dukedom.

Elsewhere, Toko and Hiyori join Zoro as he pours liquor at the resting places of Pedro and Yasuie. There he resolves to keep building his power until he can wield Enma as completely as Oden once did. Over at Tokage Port, Franky goes to Minatomo for repairs on the Thousand Sunny, only to discover the vessel is already in perfect order.

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Key Events

Within the Flower Capital, Usopp picks up some cloth, and the last of the Special Soba runs out under Sanji's hands while Some and Chuji stop by. With Okobore Town under reconstruction, Luffy drops in at Tsuru's tea house for a bowl of oshiruko and bids Tama farewell, leaving the girl behind. Back at Tokage Port, the crew waits on Momonosuke and Kin'emon to arrive so the departure can begin.

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Notes

This entry is a filler built around the crew bidding farewell to nearly every ally and Wano companion, with Kin'emon, Momonosuke, and Yamato set aside, a beat Hiyori had alluded to in chapter 1056. The anime shows Chopper handing Bepo a special Sulong drug, something the manga kept hidden until the chapter in which Bepo later relies on it. Usopp's purchase of black cloth connects to the Jolly Roger that would be sewn for Momonosuke in chapter 1057. The episode belongs to the Wano Country Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I skip Wano Country arc episode 1084?

Not the arc as a whole, but episode 1084 itself is marked as a filler entry built around the crew's farewells to Wano's allies, so it can be skipped without missing the main story of the Wano Country Arc.

What does Zoro resolve to do at Pedro and Yasuie's graves?

Zoro pours liquor at the resting places of Pedro and Yasuie and resolves to keep building his strength until he can wield Enma as completely as Oden once did.

What does Franky find when he brings the Thousand Sunny in for repairs?

Franky brings the Thousand Sunny to Minatomo expecting to need repairs, but discovers the ship is already in perfect condition.

Does Luffy take Tama with him when the Straw Hats leave Wano?

No, Luffy visits Tsuru's tea house for a bowl of oshiruko, bids Tama farewell, and leaves her behind in Wano.

What does Luffy pledge while visiting the ruins of Kuri Castle?

Standing with the Nine Red Scabbards atop the mountain that once held Kuri Castle, Luffy bows to Oden's memory and pledges to help restore Wano to the state it knew before the Kurozumi clan took hold.

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