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For the Beloved Pupil - The Fist of Vice Admiral Garp!

EpisodeEp. 1114

In episode 1114 of One Piece, Garp devastates Hachinosu to save his pupil Koby, only for the rescued recruit to be stopped cold by Kuzan, now a Titanic Captain of the Blackbeard Pirates, as a flashback opens on how the former admiral joined Teach's crew.

Crunchyroll Airdate: August 3, 2024
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Summary

The bounty hunters ring Koby and open fire, but flowers sprout from their barrels in place of bullets, jamming every weapon. The trick belongs to Hibari, who used Vegapunk's Flower Bullets to turn the hunters' gunpowder into blossoms. Kujaku then walls the crowd inside a circle of buildings, and Prince Grus signals Tashigi that the team is set for Garp's assault.

Garp punches his own ship skyward, rides it down onto the island, and refuses to leave Koby behind despite the young man's doubts that he deserves saving, declaring him the Marines' future before loosing a thunderous Galaxy Impact that levels the town and scatters the hunters.

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Key Events

As the Marines move in to round up the rest, Koby prepares to depart with Hibari, but Kuzan freezes Hibari solid with the Hie Hie no Mi and starts laying out his reasons for siding with Blackbeard. A flashback explains that after losing a duel with Sakazuki for the post of Fleet Admiral, Kuzan walked away from the Marines rather than serve under him.

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Notes

Soon after resigning, Kuzan ran into the Blackbeard Pirates on a New World island and fought them, sealing many in ice, until Blackbeard arrived with his captains and at once recognized and confronted him. The anime adds a callback tying the Flower Bullets to Vegapunk via the Germa 66 cover story, plus extra Koby and Hibari dialogue, and it extends Garp's arrival and Galaxy Impact. The episode debuts Garp's Galaxy Impact and Prince Grus' Nyudo Gunyo, with a bonus appearance by Helmeppo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 1114 of One Piece?

In Episode 1114, Hibari jams the bounty hunters' guns with Vegapunk's Flower Bullets, and Garp storms Hachinosu to rescue Koby, unleashing Galaxy Impact to level the town before Kuzan freezes Hibari and confronts Koby over his loyalty to Blackbeard.

What episode is Galaxy Impact in One Piece?

Galaxy Impact debuts in One Piece Episode 1114, used by Garp when he arrives on Hachinosu and unleashes the attack to level the town and scatter the bounty hunters chasing Koby.

What is Hibari's trick against the bounty hunters in Episode 1114?

In Episode 1114, Hibari jams the bounty hunters' weapons using Vegapunk's Flower Bullets, which turn the gunpowder in their guns into blossoms so none of the firearms can fire.

Why does Kuzan freeze Hibari in Episode 1114?

In Episode 1114, Kuzan freezes Hibari solid with the Hie Hie no Mi as Koby prepares to leave with her, then begins explaining his reasons for siding with the Blackbeard Pirates.

Why did Kuzan leave the Marines in Episode 1114?

A flashback in Episode 1114 reveals that Kuzan walked away from the Marines after losing a duel against Sakazuki for the position of Fleet Admiral, unwilling to serve under him.

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