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Sweets Lover! Emperor Big Mom

EpisodeEp. 571

Episode 571 of the One Piece anime introduces Emperor Charlotte Linlin. When her candy tribute fails, Luffy takes the blame over Den Den Mushi and vows to seize Fish-Man Island from Big Mom himself.

Devil Fruit Debut: Soru Soru no Mi
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Summary

Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji track down the beaten Caribou and reclaim the stolen treasure, hauling away three heavy bags. Passing the candy factory, they stumble onto a crowd surrounding Pekoms and Tamago. Luffy loudly thanks everyone for the delicious sweets, oblivious that he has just admitted to devouring the tribute owed to one of the Four Emperors.

Tamago lays out the arrangement: Fish-Man Island ships Big Mom ten tons of candy each month in exchange for her protective flag, and any failure dissolves the treaty and dooms the island. With the candy factory wrecked by Hody and weeks needed to rebuild, the merfolk have nothing to give. Far away on Whole Cake Island, Big Mom devours one of her own crew and learns from Bobbin that the payment will not arrive, prompting her to call the island directly.

When the Den Den Mushi rings, a fearful Luffy answers. He introduces himself, names himself the future Pirate King, and confesses to eating all the candy while offering his treasure as repayment. Big Mom shifts her wrath onto him, and Luffy fires back that he will defeat her and take Fish-Man Island for his own.

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Key Events

The trio recovers the treasure from Caribou. Tamago explains Fish-Man Island's candy treaty with Big Mom. Charlotte Linlin debuts, eating a crewmate and learning the tribute will be late. Luffy answers her call, takes sole blame for the missing candy, and offers treasure instead. Big Mom redirects her threat from the island to Luffy, who declares he will beat her and claim Fish-Man Island.

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Notes

The episode debuts Charlotte Linlin, Pudding, Nitro, Bobbin, and Napoleon, plus the locations Totto Land, Whole Cake Island, and Whole Cake Chateau, and the Soru Soru no Mi. The anime shows Big Mom only after Sanji speaks with Tamago rather than before, extends the ringing Den Den Mushi scene, and gives Big Mom the closing line calling Luffy an insolent brat. Background citizens wear shirts printed with Japanese onomatopoeia matching the on-screen reactions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Episode 571 of One Piece about?

Episode 571, Sweets Lover! Emperor Big Mom, introduces Emperor Charlotte Linlin, and when her candy tribute fails to arrive, Luffy takes the blame over Den Den Mushi and vows to seize Fish-Man Island from Big Mom himself.

Why is Fish-Man Island in danger from Big Mom in Episode 571?

In Episode 571, Tamago explains that Fish-Man Island ships Big Mom ten tons of candy each month in exchange for her protection, and since Hody Jones wrecked the candy factory, the island has nothing to give her this month.

How does Luffy end up taking the blame for the missing candy?

In Episode 571, Luffy loudly thanks the crowd for the delicious sweets near the candy factory, not realizing he has just admitted to eating the tribute owed to Big Mom, so he confesses to eating all the candy when she calls.

What does Luffy say to Big Mom on the Den Den Mushi?

In Episode 571, Luffy answers Big Mom's call, introduces himself as the future Pirate King, offers his treasure as repayment for the candy, and declares that he will defeat her and take Fish-Man Island for his own.

What new Devil Fruit is introduced in Episode 571?

Episode 571 introduces Charlotte Linlin's Soru Soru no Mi, alongside the locations Totto Land, Whole Cake Island, and Whole Cake Chateau.

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