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Let's Go See Master Nekomamushi

EpisodeEp. 765

A cloud of bloodsucking insects blocks the road before the crew reaches the Whale Forest and meets the restless Nekomamushi. Pekoms then lays bare the grim truth of Sanji's bloodline and its tie to Germa 66.

Arc: Zou Arc
English Airdate: November 19, 2016
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Summary

Riding toward the Whale Forest, Carrot, Wanda, and the rest fight off a cloud of bloodsucking Sutchies, after which Brook improvises a tune about Nekomamushi. Reaching the residential district beneath the giant tree, the group is welcomed by the Guardians and their captain Pedro, and they find Nekomamushi flouting his orders to rest. While Chopper mends his wounds, Luffy and Nami sit down with Pekoms, who tells them that Sanji's relatives are killers leading a fabled Underworld force known as Germa 66.

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Key Events

Partway along the ride, a horde of yellow Sutchies descends, insects deadly to the furless and able to sap even Zunesha's strength. They bring down the group's mount, but the crew rebounds, Franky luring them in with his Nipple Light and Luffy repelling a bite through Armament Haki before a combined strike scatters the swarm. Brook then offers a wistful, invented ballad about Nekomamushi and openly admits he made up every word. At the district, Roddy and Blackback apologize to Luffy for their earlier attack, and Pedro adds his thanks while quietly letting on that Sanji's plight is known to him and pledging the Guardians' help. A reindeer mink named Milky leads Chopper to Nekomamushi, who is soaking in a bath and eating lasagna against his doctor's wishes. He keeps reopening his injuries through play and is sent to bed, where Robin waves foxtail to distract him so Chopper can give the shot. Pekoms, who lived by absorbing Bege's rounds with his Devil Fruit, points to the Emperor herself and to the Vinsmoke patriarch, Sanji's father, as the wedding's architects, confirming Germa 66 is no myth.

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Notes

Milky debuts in this installment. The Sutchies clash is an anime addition. Brook's song is shifted to follow the discussion about Sanji and is stretched out further. Drawing on an SBS note, the episode references Nekomamushi humming Beethoven's Fate during his bath. The sequence in which Pekoms reveals the assassin family and Germa 66 is flipped from the manga's order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Nekomamushi in this episode of One Piece?

In this episode, Nekomamushi ignores his doctor's orders by soaking in a bath and eating lasagna while recovering from injuries, reopening his wounds through play until Chopper treats him with Robin's help distracting him using a foxtail toy.

Who are the Sutchies and why are they dangerous to the crew?

The Sutchies are bloodsucking insects that swarm the crew on the way to the Whale Forest, deadly to creatures without fur and strong enough to sap even Zunesha's strength, though the crew fights them off using Franky's Nipple Light, Luffy's Armament Haki, and a combined attack.

What does Pekoms reveal about Sanji's family in this episode?

Pekoms reveals that Sanji's relatives are assassins who lead a legendary underworld force called Germa 66, headed by the Vinsmoke patriarch, confirming that Sanji's dangerous bloodline is real.

Who welcomes the Straw Hats at the residential district beneath the Whale Tree?

The Guardians and their captain Pedro welcome the crew, with Roddy and Blackback apologizing to Luffy for their earlier attack while Pedro quietly pledges the Guardians' help with Sanji's situation.

What does Brook do to entertain everyone in this episode?

Brook improvises a wistful ballad about Nekomamushi, then openly admits afterward that he made up every word of it.

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