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The Navy Has Set Out! The Straw Hats in Danger!

EpisodeEp. 519

Episode 519 reunites Robin with Franky at the Sunny while a heartbroken Chopper flees the callous impostor crew, only to find the genuine Nami and Usopp. Marines recognize the reindeer, and Sentomaru deploys Pacifistas to corner the returning Straw Hats.

Funimation Airdate: October 15, 2011
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Summary

At Grove 17, Robin reaches the fully coated Sunny and meets Franky, who flaunts his upgrades and updates her on the rest of the crew. Asked about Brook's concert flyer, he supposes the musician became a star and abandoned piracy, and Brook is glimpsed still performing Bone To Be Wild. At Grove 47, the real Chopper, alongside Fake Zoro and Fake Sanji, finds the other impostors recovering from Luffy's Haki blast and gleefully greets his supposed comrades.

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The fakes brush Chopper aside, and Fake Luffy coldly abandons the abducted Fake Robin, calling it her fate for resembling the real one, then orders the recruited pirates gathered at Grove 46 to hunt the long nosed man, the long haired woman, and the hooded kid with the backpack. Disgusted by their indifference to saving Robin, Chopper runs off alone. Two Marines recognize his bizarre appearance and alert their base that the Straw Hats live, and Sentomaru arrives with two Pacifistas, insisting the crew not be underestimated since Kuma foretold their reunion.

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Notes

A distressed Chopper finally encounters the real Usopp and a differently dressed Nami, who reveal that the people he followed were impostors, leaving him stunned then oddly flattered, though Nami notes their fame is the bad kind. The fakes belatedly grasp Chopper's identity, and Fake Zoro and Fake Sanji set out, only to bump into the real Luffy. At Grove 46, the recruited pirates assemble under Marine surveillance, and Wet-Haired Caribou eyes a hidden Marine as the episode ends. The fifteenth opening changed to feature crew combat instead of the old slideshow.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 519 of One Piece?

Episode 519, The Navy Has Set Out! The Straw Hats in Danger!, reunites Robin with Franky at the Sunny, sees Chopper flee the callous impostor crew and meet the real Nami and Usopp, and ends with Sentomaru deploying Pacifistas after Marines recognize the returned Straw Hats.

How does Chopper learn that he had been following impostors?

Chopper is told by the real Usopp and Nami that the crew he had been trailing were impostors, leaving him stunned and then oddly flattered by the mix up.

What does Franky tell Robin at Grove 17?

At Grove 17, Franky reunites with Robin aboard the fully coated Sunny, shows off his cyborg upgrades, and updates her on the rest of the crew, guessing that Brook became a star and gave up piracy.

Why does Sentomaru bring Pacifistas to Sabaody?

Sentomaru arrives with two Pacifistas after Marines report the Straw Hats' return, insisting the crew not be underestimated since Bartholomew Kuma had foretold their reunion.

What does Fake Luffy do to the abducted Fake Robin?

Fake Luffy coldly abandons the captured Fake Robin, calling it her fate for resembling the real Nico Robin, then orders the recruited pirates to hunt down Usopp, Nami, and Chopper.

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