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Bonney's Lamentation! Darkness Lurking on the Future Island

EpisodeEp. 1092

Episode 1092 sends a CP0 team toward Egghead to kill Vegapunk. When a Pacifista resembling Kuma corners Luffy's group, Bonney halts Luffy's counterattack and tearfully admits the machine wears her father's face, while Blackbeard ambushes the Heart Pirates.

Japanese Airdate: January 27, 2024
English Airdate: January 27, 2024
Devil Fruit Debut: Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Pegasus
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Summary

In the New World, CP0 agents marvel at how Vegapunk divided himself into six satellite bodies. Their orders are twofold: deliver a Seraphim modeled on Bartholomew Kuma back to Egghead, and wipe out the scientist along with his satellites. Lucci wonders aloud whether the assignment ties into the destruction of Lulusia, but Kaku and Stussy steer clear of the topic, wary of meeting the same fate.

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Key Events

On Egghead, Luffy's party leaves Atlas behind and uses a machine to swap into local outfits. As Bonney prepares to hunt down Vegapunk alone, Luffy senses what he believes is Kuma close by. A police-uniformed Kuma begins scanning for intruders, and Luffy orders everyone to flee, baffling Bonney. The figure fires a laser the group barely dodges. Bonney freezes, then snaps awake, races over, and kicks Luffy in the head, demanding he stop and confessing through tears that Kuma is her father. The Pacifista keeps firing, aiming a beam at the motionless Bonney; Luffy rushes in shouting that it is only a Pacifista, and a huge blast erupts. Far away, the Blackbeard Pirates fall upon the peacefully sailing Heart Pirates.

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Notes

The anime adds Luffy tossing trash to the Recycle-Wan, which Atlas notes despises littering, prompting it to chase and bite him, Bonney, and Chopper, plus a fuller look at the Blackbeard ambush. The outfit-changing scene is extended. Instead of the usual King of the Pirates line, Bepo closes the episode by declaring that his captain is the King of the Pirates. S-Bear and Recycle-Wan debut, along with the Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Pegasus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece episode 1092?

Episode 1092, "Bonney's Lamentation! Darkness Lurking on the Future Island," has CP0 head to Egghead to kill Vegapunk while a Kuma-modeled Pacifista corners Luffy's group and the Blackbeard Pirates ambush the Heart Pirates.

Why does CP0 travel to Egghead in episode 1092?

In episode 1092, CP0 agents are ordered to deliver a Seraphim modeled on Bartholomew Kuma to Egghead and to wipe out Dr. Vegapunk along with all of his satellites.

Why does Bonney stop Luffy from attacking the Pacifista?

In episode 1092, Bonney kicks Luffy and tearfully admits that the Kuma-modeled Pacifista wears her father's face, begging him to stop, right before Luffy realizes it is only a machine and rushes in as it fires at her.

Who attacks the Heart Pirates in episode 1092?

Episode 1092 ends with the Blackbeard Pirates ambushing the Heart Pirates while Law's crew is sailing peacefully.

What new Devil Fruit debuts in episode 1092?

Episode 1092 debuts the Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Pegasus, alongside new characters S-Bear and the litter-hating robot Recycle-Wan.

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