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An Explosive Situation! Luffy vs. Fake Luffy!

EpisodeEp. 518

Episode 518 pits Luffy against his impostor, who collapses the instant Luffy unleashes Haki. Chopper briefly trails the counterfeit crew before recoiling at their cruelty, while Sanji learns how far his crewmates have grown and chases after them.

Funimation Airdate: October 8, 2011
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Summary

Fake Luffy bullies the real Luffy into apologizing for their collision, and Luffy recalls landing at Sabaody with the Kuja Pirates. Hancock had bid him farewell, pressing a mustache disguise on him and a backpack stocked for years, while the Kuja swore to always aid him and Elder Nyon warned of heavy Marine patrols. Mindful of that warning, Luffy resolves to avoid trouble. At Shakky's Rip-off Bar, Sanji hears that every crewmate but Luffy and Robin has already reached the island, and that the Sunny is fully repaired and coated.

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Key Events

Chopper, eating cotton candy, spots impostors of Sanji, Zoro, Robin, and himself and trails them, mistaking them for the genuine crew, with the real Robin walking close behind. When Fake Luffy fires on Luffy, Luffy slips the bullet using Kenbunshoku Haki and floors the whole gang with Haoshoku Haki, leaving onlookers bewildered. Realizing the talking reindeer is the real Chopper, the fakes plan to swap him in for their own counterfeit, but Fake Chopper bites Fake Robin, and pursuers seize the two impostors thinking they are real, prompting Chopper to set out to rescue Robin.

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Notes

Inspecting the Sunny's kitchen, Sanji follows a tip to a shop in Grove 42, where the owner frets over a green haired, three sword swordsman with a scarred eye. Recognizing Zoro, Sanji learns he boarded the wrong vessel toward Fish-Man Island; a massive galleon then surfaces cleanly halved, revealing Zoro aboard as the culprit, who realizes his mistake. The anime adds Chopper meeting the fakes, Robin reaching the bar as Sanji leaves, and expands the kidnapping and wrong ship scenes. The Fake Straw Hats share voice actors with the real crew, swapped around.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode is Luffy vs. Fake Luffy?

Episode 518 of One Piece, titled An Explosive Situation! Luffy vs. Fake Luffy!, is where Luffy confronts his impostor at Sabaody. The fight ends when Fake Luffy and his gang collapse the moment Luffy unleashes Haoshoku Haki.

How does Luffy defeat the fake Luffy and his crew in episode 518?

Luffy dodges Fake Luffy's gunshot using Kenbunshoku Haki, then floors the entire fake crew with a burst of Haoshoku Haki, leaving the surrounding onlookers bewildered.

What did Hancock give Luffy before he left Amazon Lily?

Before parting from Luffy at Sabaody, Hancock gave him a mustache disguise and a backpack stocked with supplies meant to last for years, while the Kuja swore to always aid him.

Why does Chopper follow the fake Straw Hats in episode 518?

Chopper, distracted by cotton candy, mistakes impostors of Sanji, Zoro, Robin, and himself for his real crewmates and trails them, unaware they are fakes.

What does Sanji learn about his crewmates at Shakky's bar?

At Shakky's Rip off Bar, Sanji learns that every crewmate except Luffy and Robin has already reached Sabaody, and that the Thousand Sunny is fully repaired and coated for the trip.

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