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Ruler of Day - Duke Inuarashi Appears!

EpisodeEp. 758

The crew arrives at the sanatorium of Zou's daytime ruler and meets Duke Inuarashi alongside his hot-tempered lion retainer. Once darkness falls and the Duke drifts off, Wanda recounts how the mink leaders rode out to face Jack.

Arc: Zou Arc
English Airdate: October 1, 2016

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Summary

Led by Wanda, the Straw Hats reach the retreat where the injured Duke is healing, encountering there a fierce lion mink named Shishilian among his attendants. Inuarashi welcomes the pirates, and when night comes he and his subjects all drift into sleep. Using the quiet, Wanda tells how the Duke and the Musketeers came charging in to take on Jack when Zou was attacked.

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Luffy nearly gives them away by uttering the word ninja, so Usopp, Nami, and Brook pummel him while Brook rescues the moment by claiming the captain only asked after the kanja, meaning the patient. By the entrance, Shishilian is tossing minks into a pit for praising sweet things near him, and the crew's arrival merely stokes his zeal until he crushes Luffy in a scorching embrace of gratitude. Within, Chopper, Miyagi, and Tristan tend the huge canine ruler, who thanks the crew and notes that their deeds saved his people in turn. He notices the hat on Luffy's head and recalls once putting to sea with Nekomamushi and meeting Shanks, then abruptly nods off. Wanda explains the arrangement born of the rulers' deep mutual hatred: each governs in turns, Inuarashi presiding through the daylight half and Nekomamushi taking the remaining twelve hours. Her account moves to the clash with Jack seventeen days earlier, when the Musketeers tore through the Gifters until Inuarashi rode in on his crocodile-boar mount to confront the enemy leader.

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Notes

Shishilian, Giovanni, and Concelot all debut here. The broadcast draws out the comedic thrashing over the ninja slip and adds new footage of Shishilian hurling a pineapple-shaped building, hugging Luffy, and lunging at Jack in the flashback. The Beasts Pirates' rampage gains screen time, the three elite Musketeers read as stronger than in print, and Caesar's poison weapon, raised in the manga, goes unspoken before the Duke falls asleep.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 758 of One Piece?

In Episode 758, the Straw Hats reach Duke Inuarashi's sanatorium on Zou, meet the lion mink Shishilian, and listen as Wanda recounts how Inuarashi and the Musketeers rode out to face Jack.

Why do the Straw Hats nearly reveal the ninja secret?

Luffy almost gives away that the crew is protecting the ninja Raizo by saying the word ninja, so Usopp, Nami, and Brook pummel him while Brook covers by claiming Luffy only asked about the kanja, meaning patient.

What does Duke Inuarashi remember about Luffy's straw hat?

Inuarashi notices the hat on Luffy's head and recalls once putting to sea with Nekomamushi and meeting Shanks, before he abruptly falls asleep.

How do Inuarashi and Nekomamushi split their rule over Zou?

Wanda explains that Inuarashi and Nekomamushi govern the Mokomo Dukedom in twelve-hour shifts, with Inuarashi ruling through the daylight hours and Nekomamushi taking over at night.

Why is the lion mink Shishilian throwing minks into a pit?

Shishilian tosses minks into a pit for praising sweet things near him, and his zeal only grows when the Straw Hats arrive, leading him to crush Luffy in a scorching embrace of gratitude.

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