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Saul's Resolve - The Inherited Will of Ohara

EpisodeEp. 1164

The 1164th One Piece episode opens on Elbaph, where Luffy and Lilith greet the giant Saul before the Straw Hats fan out across the island. Robin discovers where Ohara's salvaged books ended up, while a royal decree has quietly ended the giants' warrior training. Trouble brews as two outsiders slip into a deserted castle.

Crunchyroll Airdate: May 31, 2026
Devil Fruit Debut: Iku Iku no Mi
Location Debut: Walrus School
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Summary

Once Luffy and Lilith have offered proper introductions to Jaguar D. Saul, the crew scatters to explore separate corners of the giants' homeland. Robin is reunited with the scholarship of Ohara after learning that its rescued volumes now sit within the Owl Library, a discovery that visibly moves her. Elsewhere, Luffy and Usopp are told that the youngsters of Elbaph have stopped following the warrior's path, a change rooted in legislation handed down by the island's deceased ruler. While the visitors settle into their welcome, danger arrives unannounced when a pair of unknown figures breaches the empty halls of Aurust Castle.

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Key Events

Robin connects with the legacy of her drowned home through the Owl Library's holdings. The reason behind the giant children abandoning combat training is traced to a law set by the late king Harald. The two trespassers, later identified with the Knights of God, infiltrate the abandoned fortress. The installment also debuts a large cast of giant students, the Walrus School as a setting, and the Iku Iku no Mi as a Devil Fruit.

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Notes

The adaptation expands several beats beyond the manga. Love arrows frame the Straw Hats' tears when Robin notes they intend to guard her for life, and Saul and Ange's rehearsed reunion is shown across three failed practice runs. Other added touches include Luffy, Zoro, and Usopp accidentally clambering over Ripley's sleeping body, and Robin flashing the same wide grin tied to Saul's laughter. The anime also swaps the staging of the Vegapunk clone vat, having Gerd set it down while a line confirms Jinbe's part, reversing the manga's emphasis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Robin discover in Episode 1164?

Robin learns that Ohara's rescued volumes now sit within the Owl Library, a discovery that visibly moves her as she reconnects with her home's scholarship.

Why have the giant children of Elbaph stopped training as warriors?

Luffy and Usopp learn that the change is rooted in a law handed down by Elbaph's late king, Harald, which ended the giants' warrior training tradition.

Who infiltrates Aurust Castle in Episode 1164?

Two unknown figures, later identified with the Knights of God, breach the empty halls of Aurust Castle.

What Devil Fruit debuts in Episode 1164 of One Piece?

Episode 1164 debuts the Iku Iku no Mi as a new Devil Fruit, alongside the Walrus School as a setting.

What arc does Episode 1164 belong to?

Episode 1164 is part of the Elbaph Arc and centers on Saul's resolve and the inherited will of Ohara.

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