A recut installment of the Fish-Man Island Saga that follows Fisher Tiger's downfall after returning Koala and traces Otohime's struggle for peace, which turns a corner when a stranded World Noble becomes her first major ally.
Summary
The Sun Pirates carry Koala back to Foolshout Island, but Marines lie in wait, and in the violent aftermath Fisher Tiger loses his life. The episode weaves his fate together with events unfolding in the Ryugu Kingdom, where Otohime presses on with her movement to bridge the divide between fish-men and humans despite mounting setbacks.
Her campaign appears to collapse until a World Noble crash-lands on the island. Accompanying him to Mary Geoise, Otohime manages to win him over to her cause, a turning point that becomes the first real triumph of her push for peace.
Key Events
Fisher Tiger's death marks the tragic climax of the Sun Pirates flashback. Otohime's persuasion of Donquixote Mjosgard secures an unexpected and powerful supporter, signaling that her pro-peace efforts can succeed against entrenched prejudice.
Notes
This is the thirteenth episode of the Special Edited Version retelling One Piece: Fish-Man Island Saga. It condenses the original Episodes 543 through 546, the last only in part, into a single broadcast. The entry is part of the Fish-Man Island Arc.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the girl that Fisher Tiger saved?
The girl Fisher Tiger saved, Koala, is carried back to Foolshout Island by the Sun Pirates in this episode. Marines are waiting in ambush there, and in the violent aftermath Fisher Tiger loses his life.
What happened to Otohime in this episode of One Piece?
In this episode, Otohime presses on with her movement to bridge the divide between fish-men and humans in the Ryugu Kingdom despite mounting setbacks. Her campaign appears to collapse until a stranded World Noble becomes her first major ally for peace.
How does Fisher Tiger die in this episode?
Fisher Tiger dies after the Sun Pirates carry Koala back to Foolshout Island, where Marines lie in wait for them. His death marks the tragic climax of the Sun Pirates flashback in this episode.
How does Otohime gain her first major ally for peace?
A World Noble crash-lands on the Ryugu Kingdom's island, and Otohime accompanies him to Mary Geoise. There she manages to win him over to her cause, securing Donquixote Mjosgard as an unexpected and powerful supporter.
What original One Piece episodes does this Special Edited Version cover?
This is the thirteenth episode of the Special Edited Version retelling of One Piece: Fish-Man Island Saga. It condenses the original Episodes 543 through 546, the last only in part, into a single broadcast.
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