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Wanted Posters Make It Around The World! Celebration In Their Hometowns As The Ship Moves Forward!

EpisodeEp. 324

The new ship earns its name and escapes Garp on a burst of cola-driven thrust. As the Straw Hats press on, their fresh bounties ripple across the seas, stirring reactions from old hometowns to the Revolutionary Army.

English Airdate: November 21, 2015 (Toonami)
Location Debut: Baltigo
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Summary

With Usopp back aboard, the crew stays under fire from Garp. Franky has Zoro furl the sails so a concealed getaway device can charge, but he refuses to launch before the vessel has a name. Luffy floats a run of ridiculous animal mashups, until the figurehead, lion-shaped yet so often taken for a sunflower by the Galley-La crew, sparks an idea in Iceburg. He envisions a vessel able to sail a thousand seas as radiantly as the sun, and so the name Thousand Sunny is proposed. Over Franky's own lion-themed pitch, the crew settles on Iceburg's choice.

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Key Events

As Garp hurls an absurdly oversized cannonball, Franky triggers his Coup de Burst, three barrels of cola flinging the Sunny into the sky and clear of danger. Even Aokiji is taken aback, and Garp laughs with a trace of pride at his grandson's escape. Usopp remembers the Going Merry's ascent up the Knock Up Stream, and Franky boasts that the old ship's spirit endures in the Sunny. Back in Water 7, the giants Oimo and Kashii pitch in on repairs, and Iceburg hands the broke Franky Family jobs at Galley-La.

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Notes

News of the bounties travels far. Smoker swears he will crush Luffy in the New World, Zeff and the Baratie cooks mock Sanji's awful likeness yet proudly hang it, and Foosha Village toasts Luffy's rising notoriety to Woop Slap's annoyance. Syrup Village pegs Sogeking as Usopp, Koushiro reflects on having trained Zoro, and at Cocoyasi, Nojiko assures Genzo that Nami's grin proves Luffy never robbed her of it. Vivi calmly takes the news of Robin's new allegiance, and at Baltigo the Revolutionary leader Dragon, Luffy's father, looks forward to the day they meet. The episode introduces Terry Gilteo and the location Baltigo, and notes minor animation slips such as a misspelled bar sign and Dalton's disappearing beard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Straw Hats' new ship get its name in episode 324?

In episode 324, Iceburg proposes the name Thousand Sunny after envisioning a vessel able to sail a thousand seas as radiantly as the sun. The crew settles on his choice over Franky's own lion themed pitch for the name.

How does the Thousand Sunny escape Garp in episode 324?

Franky triggers his Coup de Burst in episode 324, using three barrels of cola to fling the Sunny into the sky and clear of Garp's oversized cannonball. Even Aokiji is taken aback, and Garp laughs with a trace of pride at his grandson's escape.

How does Foosha Village react to Luffy's bounty in episode 324?

Foosha Village toasts Luffy's rising notoriety in episode 324, much to Woop Slap's annoyance. News of the Straw Hats' bounties ripples out to hometowns across the seas in this episode.

How does Dragon react to news of the Straw Hats in episode 324?

At Baltigo in episode 324, Revolutionary Army leader Monkey D. Dragon, Luffy's father, looks forward to the day he and his son will meet. This is also the episode that introduces the location Baltigo.

Who helps repair Water 7 after the crew departs in episode 324?

The giants Oimo and Kashii pitch in on repairs in Water 7 in episode 324. Iceburg also hands the now broke Franky Family jobs at Galley-La.

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