Episode 1103 finds Zoro shielding the Thousand Sunny from Kaku while Bonney pursues Vegapunk for the truth about her father, with the wider conflict spreading to the Red Port, Elbaph, and Garp's rescue plan.
Summary
Kaku tries to wreck the Thousand Sunny but Zoro intervenes. Bonney hunts down Vegapunk, demanding answers about Kuma, and comes upon one of his paw-shaped repulsions. At the same time, Marines battle Kuma at the Red Port, the Kid Pirates make landfall at Elbaph, and Garp reaches G-14 determined to mount a rescue of Koby.
Key Events
Notes
The broadcast version of this entry leaves the bulk of its action to the visuals, with the wiki carrying only a brief outline. Bonney debuts Distortion Future, Toshi Tsuki, and Oil Shock. It is part of the Egghead Arc.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in episode 1103 of One Piece?
In Episode 1103, Zoro defends the Thousand Sunny from Kaku's attack while Jewelry Bonney hunts down Vegapunk demanding answers about her father Kuma, and the wider conflict spreads to Marines fighting Kuma at the Red Port, the Kid Pirates landing at Elbaph, and Garp arriving at G-14 to rescue Koby.
What does Bonney find while confronting Vegapunk in Episode 1103?
While cornering Vegapunk over her father Kuma's history, Bonney comes upon one of Kuma's paw-shaped repulsions, a clue tied to the mystery surrounding him.
What happens with the Kid Pirates in Episode 1103?
In Episode 1103, Eustass Kid and his crew make landfall at Elbaph as the wider conflict across the world unfolds.
Why does Garp go to G-14 in Episode 1103?
Garp lands at G-14 in Episode 1103 intent on leading the effort to rescue Koby.
What new techniques debut in Episode 1103?
Episode 1103 debuts Jewelry Bonney's Distortion Future, Toshi Tsuki, and Oil Shock techniques.
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