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100 Million Man! World's Greatest Power and Pirate Blackbeard

EpisodeEp. 151

Episode 151 has Luffy fell Bellamy with a single punch to recover Cricket's gold, while across the world the Five Elders scramble to fill Crocodile's empty Warlord seat and stop a meeting between Shanks and Whitebeard.

Rank: 5
Rating: 14.2
Eyecatcher: Zoro - Luffy
Location Debut: Yukiryu Island
Character Debut: Sengoku, Donquixote Doflamingo, Bartholomew Kuma, Edward Newgate, Laffitte, Five Elders
Devil Fruit Debut: Ito Ito no Mi
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Summary

Bellamy laughs off Luffy's demand to return the gold, doubting he can even throw a punch, and Sarquiss insists the new 100,000,000 berry poster must be a forgery. Bellamy tears off the roof and springs at Luffy with Spring Snipe, then bounces between buildings using Spring Hopper while mocking dream-chasing pirates. Recalling the jab about whether he knows how to swing, Luffy cracks his knuckles and drives a single downward punch that hammers Bellamy through the boardwalk, leaving a fist-shaped dent in his skull. With his rival's blood on his hand, Luffy reclaims the gold and the terrified townsfolk scatter once they grasp that the bounties are genuine.

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Key Events

Dracule Mihawk, drifting at sea, is pleased that Luffy and Zoro can now rattle the World Government after toppling Crocodile. At Mary Geoise the Five Elders learn that Red Hair is trying to reach Whitebeard by messenger and judge the meeting too dangerous, ordering a swift replacement for Crocodile among the Warlords. Donquixote Doflamingo and Bartholomew Kuma arrive first, Doflamingo using his Ito Ito no Mi to force two bored Marines to fight until Sengoku stops him, and Mihawk soon joins as a third. Laffitte then dances in to nominate his own captain. Aboard his ship Whitebeard rips up Shanks' letter, telling the messenger Rockstar that Shanks should come in person and bring good liquor. Luffy, fist still bloodied, points to the sky as his destination, and Blackbeard, declaring he hunts only the hundred-million man, leaves Mock Town with his crew.

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Notes

This Jaya Arc episode debuts a wave of major figures including the Five Elders, Sengoku, Tsuru, Doflamingo, Kuma, Whitebeard, Marco, Jozu, Rockstar, and Laffitte, along with the Ito Ito no Mi and Yukiryu Island. Several manga details were altered, with Tsuru's lines reassigned to Mozambia, only two Elders speaking rather than all, Kuma kept silent until the Thriller Bark Arc, and Marco and Jozu drawn with color schemes differing from their later appearances.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Episode 151 of One Piece?

In Episode 151, Luffy fells Bellamy with a single punch to recover Mont Blanc Cricket's stolen gold, while across the world the Five Elders scramble to fill Crocodile's empty Warlord seat and stop a meeting between Shanks and Whitebeard.

How does Luffy defeat Bellamy in Episode 151?

In Episode 151, Luffy responds to Bellamy's mocking Spring Snipe and Spring Hopper attacks with a single downward punch that drives Bellamy through the boardwalk and leaves a fist shaped dent in his skull.

Which characters debut in Episode 151 of One Piece?

Episode 151 debuts a wave of major figures including the Five Elders, Sengoku, Tsuru, Donquixote Doflamingo, Bartholomew Kuma, Whitebeard, Marco, Jozu, Rockstar, and Laffitte.

Why do the Five Elders want to replace Crocodile in Episode 151?

In Episode 151, the Five Elders at Mary Geoise learn that Shanks is trying to arrange a meeting with Whitebeard and judge it too dangerous, so they order a swift replacement for Crocodile's vacant Warlord seat.

How does Whitebeard respond to Shanks' letter in Episode 151?

In Episode 151, Whitebeard rips up Shanks' letter and tells the messenger Rockstar that Shanks should come in person and bring good liquor instead of writing.

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