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Totto Land! Emperor Big Mom Appears

EpisodeEp. 786

The 786th One Piece episode brings the team to the chocolate town of Cacao Island, where Luffy and Chopper devour a whole cafe and meet its owner, Sanji's intended bride Pudding, as Big Mom oversees wedding preparations.

Funimation Airdate: April 29, 2017
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Summary

Luffy and Chopper stand awestruck before a bustling town fashioned almost wholly from chocolate. On the Sunny, Nami and Carrot try on new dresses and Nami clobbers Brook for peeking. Pekoms says it takes a day to reach Whole Cake Island and tells them to stock up first. He explains Big Mom's dream of a utopia where every race lives together, and that thirty-four minister-ruled islands form Totto Land. This place is Chocolat Town on Cacao Island, governed by Minister Chocolate; its chocolate is edible, but eating the roofs is forbidden since they shield residents from the rain. Pekoms goes looking for Luffy to disguise him, only to learn he has already wandered off, just as a shout rings out that someone has eaten an entire cafe.

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Key Events

A furious officer accuses the bloated Luffy and Chopper of devouring the cafe, but the building's owner swoops down on a flying carpet and unexpectedly scolds them for not finishing the whole structure, passing them off as dismantlers she hired. The officer apologizes and congratulates the owner, Charlotte Pudding, on her wedding. A wolf mink recognizes Pedro, who quietly claims to be on vacation. Over tea at another cafe, Pudding thanks Luffy for praising her original recipe, then asks the team their names; Luffy blurts out who he is despite Nami's efforts to silence him, leaving Pudding aghast. On Whole Cake Island, Big Mom learns the Tea Party is three days away and that Sanji has arrived. Her subordinates report securing cake ingredients by killing those who guarded them, and Big Mom notes she has heard Luffy is in her territory.

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Notes

The anime expands Luffy and Chopper's romp through Chocolat Town, adds Brook's questions about chocolate panties, and shows extra footage of Amande, Diesel, and Randolph before their manga reveal. In the Bloody Party sequence, the flower and furniture homies answering Big Mom are replaced by two female singers in black dresses and sunglasses. Carrot needs binoculars to view the island's inhabitants, and the doomed islanders supplying cake ingredients are aware of Big Mom's Tea Party goal. This episode continues the Whole Cake Island Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode does Big Mom appear in One Piece?

Big Mom makes her appearance in Episode 786, titled Totto Land! Emperor Big Mom Appears, where she is shown overseeing preparations on Whole Cake Island and noting that Luffy is in her territory.

What happens when Luffy and Chopper wander into Chocolat Town in Episode 786?

In Episode 786, Luffy and Chopper devour an entire cafe, and when an officer accuses them, the cafe's owner arrives on a flying carpet and covers for them by claiming she hired them to dismantle the building.

Who is revealed to be preparing for a wedding in Episode 786?

In Episode 786, Charlotte Pudding, the cafe owner Luffy and Chopper ate from, is revealed to be preparing for her wedding, which a passing officer congratulates her on.

What is forbidden about the chocolate in Cacao Island's town in Episode 786?

In Episode 786, eating the town's chocolate is allowed, but eating the chocolate roofs is forbidden since they shield residents from the rain.

How does Luffy accidentally reveal his identity to Pudding in Episode 786?

In Episode 786, Luffy blurts out his own name and identity to Pudding over tea despite Nami's efforts to keep him quiet, leaving Pudding stunned.

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