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The Winner Takes All! Law vs. Blackbeard!

EpisodeEp. 1093

A full clash erupts between the Heart Pirates and the Blackbeard Pirates. Blackbeard stakes the Road Poneglyph copies on a duel with Law, and the two captains trade brutal blows on a nearby island as the rest of both crews collide.

Japanese Airdate: February 10, 2024
English Airdate: February 10, 2024
Location Debut: Winner Island
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Summary

Driven hard by Blackbeard's pursuit, the Heart Pirates submerge the Polar Tang to slip away, yet the chase pushes them to the breaking point and Law sets a course for the closest island. Partway through barking orders, Law and soon his entire crew abruptly become women, the doing of a contagious ailment. Falling back on what he learned battling the Emperors, Law overwhelms himself with Haki to wipe out the sickness and shut down the Devil Fruit behind it.

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Key Events

Ashore, Doc Q reveals that his freshly eaten Shiku Shiku no Mi triggered the so-called Feminization Disease. Van Augur, lately holding the Wapu Wapu no Mi, warps in alongside Burgess, whose new Riki Riki no Mi lets him fling a whole mountain that Law shears apart using ROOM and Amputate. Law works out that Blackbeard's crew keeps inflating its bounties by hunting power-users for their fruits. Blackbeard hails Law and demands his Road Poneglyphs, and Law agrees on a winner-takes-all basis. Law splits Stronger in two, Blackbeard counters with Gurash, and after a run of K-ROOM, Shock Wille, and warps from Augur, Blackbeard at last swallows Law in darkness with Kurouzu.

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Notes

The episode adapts a portion of the cover story titled Germa 66's Ahh, showing how Kuzan and Van Augur seized Charlotte Pudding away from Whole Cake Island, along with Cracker's defeat. Word of the duel reaches Marine Headquarters, where Sakazuki reluctantly orders his forces to hold back. Three Devil Fruits make their first appearance here: Doc Q's Shiku Shiku no Mi, plus the Riki Riki no Mi held by Burgess and the warping Wapu Wapu no Mi. Winner Island also appears for the first time. The entry belongs to the Egghead Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 1093 of One Piece?

Episode 1093, "The Winner Takes All! Law vs. Blackbeard!," sees Blackbeard stake the Road Poneglyph copies on a winner-takes-all duel with Trafalgar Law, with the two captains clashing on a nearby island while their crews fight around them.

In what episode is Law defeated by Blackbeard?

Blackbeard gains the upper hand over Law in episode 1093, ultimately catching him with the darkness technique Kurouzu after a brutal winner-takes-all duel over the Road Poneglyphs.

Who would win in a fight, Blackbeard or Law?

In their winner-takes-all duel during episode 1093, Blackbeard overwhelms Law, landing attacks like Gurash and Kurouzu to turn the fight in his favor after Law's ROOM and Amputate fail to finish him.

Does Law survive against Blackbeard?

Episode 1093 ends with Law engulfed by Blackbeard's Kurouzu darkness technique after a grueling exchange of attacks, leaving the outcome of their duel unresolved as the episode closes.

What Devil Fruits debut in episode 1093?

Episode 1093 introduces three Devil Fruits: Doc Q's Shiku Shiku no Mi behind the Feminization Disease, Jesus Burgess's Riki Riki no Mi, and Van Augur's warping Wapu Wapu no Mi.

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