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The Great Treasure Contest! Collapse! Spa Island

EpisodeEp. 383

Filler episode 383 of the One Piece anime ends the Spa Island story, as the Straw Hats tear apart the fraudulent resort ship to free Sayo and expose Doran's scheme.

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Summary

The whole Spa Island resort turns out to be a front, with its owner Doran quietly working alongside Foxy to obtain a secret ingredient for a prized gem. When Lina admits she has hunted across every deck without spotting her missing sister Sayo, Luffy settles on a drastic answer: smash the entire vessel apart. Zoro backs the idea, Franky is left guarding the Sunny, and the rest of the crew begin wrecking the ship while battling through Doran's hired thugs, flooding compartment after compartment in the process.

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Key Events

Cornered, Doran wheels out an enormous cannon and parades Sayo, bound on the roof and locked in its firing line, demanding the research notebook in exchange for her life. A flashback shows the sisters' father and his work on the gem, fueling Lina's resolve to refuse the trade. Robin pins Doran with Seis Fleur, Usopp scorches his mouth with a Special Tabasco Star, and Zoro carves the cannon open with a Great Buddha Slayer to release Sayo. Luffy shifts into Third Gear and crushes the weapon with a Gigant Axe, splitting Spa Island in half and finishing the greedy owner off.

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Notes

This installment carries no opening narration. After the rescue the crew discovers that the X on the father's map marked an X-shaped undersea volcano gaping below the island, and a circular rainbow, the so-called gem of the sea, blooms overhead. Days later Nukky, in bird form, delivers word that Lina and Sayo finished the gem; Luffy then fumbles it during a fall of candy rain, prompting Nami's furious order to recover it. The episode debuts Zoro's anime-only Dai Tetsugiri technique.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Spa Island arc filler in One Piece?

Yes, the Spa Island Arc, including Episode 383, is a non-canon filler storyline in One Piece. It wraps up with the Straw Hats destroying the fraudulent resort ship to expose Doran's scheme.

What happens in Episode 383 of One Piece?

Episode 383 ends the Spa Island Arc as the Straw Hats tear apart Doran's resort ship to rescue the kidnapped Sayo. Luffy uses his Third Gear Gigant Axe to crush Doran's cannon and split Spa Island in half.

How does Luffy free Sayo from Doran's cannon in Episode 383?

In Episode 383, Zoro carves open Doran's enormous cannon with a Great Buddha Slayer to free the captive Sayo, while Robin pins Doran down with Seis Fleur. Luffy then shifts into Third Gear and crushes the weapon with a Gigant Axe.

What do the Straw Hats discover under Spa Island?

After rescuing Sayo, the Straw Hats discover that the X on her father's map marked an X shaped undersea volcano beneath Spa Island. A circular rainbow, described as the gem of the sea, blooms above the island once it is uncovered.

What new technique does Zoro debut in Episode 383?

Zoro debuts his anime only Dai Tetsugiri technique in Episode 383, using it to carve open Doran's cannon and free Sayo. This move appears only in this filler installment of One Piece.

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