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An Angry Sanji - The Secret of Germa 66

EpisodeEp. 802

Episode 802 sees Nami rescue an exhausted Luffy through her enslaved homies as Cracker arrives in person, while Sanji discovers the monstrous truth behind Germa 66's army and lashes out at Niji for beating Cosette.

Funimation Airdate: August 19, 2017
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Summary

With a Biscuit Soldier about to finish off the drained Luffy, Kingbaum intervenes on Nami's orders, and the other homies haul Luffy into the tree homie's mouth to rest while he waits ten minutes to recover his Haki. Cracker pinpoints their position and gives chase, conjuring fresh soldiers. Nami's forced commands to attack accomplish little, and when the real Cracker reaches the clearing, his sheer presence withers the surrounding homies before he slices the top off Kingbaum with Pretzel.

Inside the Mirro-World, a wounded Brulee vows revenge on Nami and turns her hunt toward Chopper and Carrot. The two spy through mirrors, glimpse Big Mom, and overhear that the Vinsmokes are traveling from Germa to meet her, prompting them to seek a mirror to the kingdom. There, Niji savagely beats Cosette, and Sanji, finding her broken body, is led by Yonji to a secret lower chamber.

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Key Events

Yonji opens a forbidden door to reveal rows of identical Germa 66 soldiers suspended in giant test tubes. He explains that the troops are products of cloning experiments their father Judge once conducted alongside Dr. Vegapunk after unlocking the human Lineage Factor. The World Government banned the work and arrested Vegapunk, but Judge continued it covertly, breeding obedient clones who reach adulthood in five years and never learn their origins. Disgusted, Sanji struggles to light a cigarette, and when Niji and Ichiji enter expecting contrition, Sanji instead kicks Niji squarely in the face.

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Notes

Added anime material includes Nami making Kingbaum save Luffy, the flight from the Biscuit Soldier, Brulee swearing vengeance, and extra Mirro-World scenes where the pair mistake another man for Sanji and shrink from Big Mom. Eggplant Soldier debuts on patrol, and Cosette's encounter with Niji and the cutting of Kingbaum are shown. Unlike the manga, where Cosette's face was bloodied, the anime omits the blood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 802 of One Piece?

In Episode 802, Nami rescues an exhausted Luffy using her enslaved homies as Cracker arrives in person, while Sanji uncovers the truth behind Germa 66's cloned army and attacks Niji for beating Cosette.

What is the secret behind Germa 66's soldiers?

Yonji reveals that the Germa 66 army is made of cloned soldiers grown from Judge's forbidden experiments with Dr. Vegapunk, reaching adulthood in five years and never learning their true origins.

How does Cracker stop Nami's counterattack with the homies in this episode?

Cracker's own presence withers the surrounding homies, and he slices the top off Kingbaum with his sword Pretzel.

Why does Sanji attack Niji in Episode 802?

Sanji finds Cosette badly beaten by Niji, and disgusted by the truth of Germa 66's clones, he kicks Niji square in the face.

What does Brulee vow after being struck by Nami in this episode?

The wounded Charlotte Brulee vows revenge on Nami and turns her pursuit toward Chopper and Carrot inside the Mirro-World.

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