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Get the Ship Moving! The Iron Giant Activates

EpisodeEp. 1150

The broadcast nears its breaking point as most of the Elders converge on the Iron Giant. Zoro and Jinbe repel Nusjuro near the Sunny, and just before Vegapunk can explain the Will of D., Warcury hurls the giant into the sea and kills the transmission for good.

Crunchyroll Airdate: November 16, 2025
Airdate: November 16, 2025
Character Debut: Thormann
Location Debut: Marine GS General Hospital
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Summary

Several of the Five Elders close on the Iron Giant and start battering it to halt the message, but the feed keeps running. Hearing it, pirates across the seas begin scavenging gold lost beneath the waves in the Void Century era, while SWORD readies itself for the close of the Great War. As Marine ships ring both vessels, Nami's party, now aboard, prepares a Coup de Burst to launch clear of the trap.

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Key Events

Zoro and Jinbe push toward the ship but draw Nusjuro's pursuit, so the two repel him with a combined strike. Sanji and Atlas keep holding the Great Eirik for Brogy, Dorry, and Luffy. The Marines fire on that ship and the giants aboard smash their attackers, until Vice Admiral Bluegrass tames a Sea Beast Weapon to tear a hole in the hull and Doll defeats Kashii, dropping him into the water. Tracking the giant to the Fabiriophase, the Elders recognize the robot that struck Mary Geoise two centuries before. The instant before Vegapunk names what the Will of D. signifies, Warcury drives Emet beneath the waves, and with the Transmission Den Den Mushi wrecked the broadcast ends for good; as it sinks, the giant stretches toward Joy Boy a final time.

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Notes

The installment introduces the character Thormann and the location Marine GS General Hospital. New techniques arrive for Jinbe, Zoro, and Doll. The Straw Hat Pirates and Vegapunk appear together in the eyecatcher; the episode rates 2.8 and ranked fifth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece episode 1150?

In episode 1150 ("Get the Ship Moving! The Iron Giant Activates"), the Five Elders close in on the Iron Giant to silence Vegapunk's broadcast while pirates worldwide begin scavenging Void Century gold. Zoro and Jinbe fend off Nusjuro near the Sunny, and just before Vegapunk can reveal the meaning of the Will of D., Warcury throws the Iron Giant into the sea and destroys the Transmission Den Den Mushi, ending the broadcast for good.

Who silences Vegapunk's broadcast in episode 1150?

In episode 1150, Warcury, one of the Five Elders, drives the Iron Giant Emet beneath the waves and wrecks the Transmission Den Den Mushi, cutting off Vegapunk's message just before he can explain the Will of D.

How do Zoro and Jinbe handle Nusjuro in this episode?

In episode 1150, Zoro and Jinbe push toward the Thousand Sunny but draw the pursuit of Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro, so the two combine their attacks to repel him.

What do the Five Elders learn about the Iron Giant in episode 1150?

Tracking the Iron Giant to the Fabiriophase, the Five Elders recognize it as the same robot that struck Mary Geoise two centuries earlier.

What new techniques debut in One Piece episode 1150?

Episode 1150 debuts Jinbe's Kata Guruma, Zoro's Gokuraku Anyo Rashomon, and Doll's Rock 'n' Roll Blaster, alongside the debut of the character Thormann and the location Marine GS General Hospital.

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