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A New Island! Future Island Egghead

EpisodeEp. 1090

Episode 1090 opens the Egghead Arc. Jinbe dives to rescue Luffy, Chopper, and a mysterious girl from a metal shark, a towering robot saves the rest of the crew, and the Straw Hats arrive at the science island where Vegapunk lives.

Japanese Airdate: January 13, 2024
English Airdate: January 13, 2024
Devil Fruit Debut: Gunyo Gunyo no Mi
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Summary

Battered by fierce winds and a giant shark trying to swallow the Thousand Sunny, the crew survives thanks to Jinbe at the wheel. The attacker turns out to be built of iron, far larger than any natural shark. When Luffy, Chopper, and a young girl tumble overboard, Jinbe hands the helm to Franky and uses Rabbit Screw to outpace the shark and haul the three from the water. As torpedoes roll the Sunny and the ship begins to sink, a massive robot piloted by a stranger appears and drives the shark off, sparing the remaining pirates.

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Key Events

The castaways wash ashore on an island, where the girl, now grown to adulthood, reveals herself as Jewelry Bonney. She teases Luffy about his new wanted poster and questions whether he is truly an Emperor. Bonney names the place as Egghead, a Government island and home of the scientist Vegapunk, with whom she has unfinished business. At a Marine branch, Tashigi tends to children recovering from forced growth, while Helmeppo and Hibari beg Prince Grus for aid in freeing Koby from Hachinosu. Above the wreck, the robot's pilot thanks Franky for nothing, admits the shark malfunctioned, and stuns the crew by announcing she is the famed Dr. Vegapunk.

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Notes

This entry launches the Egghead Arc and introduces several characters including Doll, Hibari, Prince Grus, Kujaku, and the Vegapunk satellite Lilith, plus the locations G-14 and Egghead. The Gunyo Gunyo no Mi makes its first appearance. Caesar Clown, Vergo, and Law feature in flashback material.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Egghead Island set in the future?

Episode 1090 nicknames Egghead "Future Island" for its highly advanced science, but the island itself sits in the present as a Government-controlled island where Dr. Vegapunk lives and conducts his research.

How do Luffy, Chopper, and Bonney end up on Egghead?

In episode 1090, Jinbe uses Rabbit Screw to pull Luffy, Chopper, and a young girl out of the ocean after a giant iron shark attacks the Thousand Sunny, and the group washes ashore on Egghead.

Who is the girl rescued alongside Luffy in episode 1090?

The girl saved from the water in episode 1090 turns out to be Jewelry Bonney, who has aged into an adult and reveals she has unfinished business with Dr. Vegapunk.

Who saves the Straw Hats' ship in episode 1090?

In episode 1090, a massive robot piloted by a stranger drives off the attacking iron shark and saves the rest of the crew after torpedoes nearly sink the Thousand Sunny.

Who is revealed to be piloting the robot in episode 1090?

Episode 1090 ends with the robot's pilot thanking Franky and announcing herself to be the famed scientist Dr. Vegapunk, stunning the crew.

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