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Sanji Comes Back - Crash! The Tea Party from Hell

EpisodeEp. 826

A salvaged mirror shard reconnects the reunited captain and cook with their crew, and Jinbe makes a startling pitch: team up with Capone Bege, the man secretly plotting to murder Big Mom at her own gathering.

Japanese Air Date: February 17, 2018
English Air Date: February 17, 2018
Devil Fruit Debut: Hoya Hoya no Mi
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Summary

Deep in the mirror realm, Chopper recovers a sliver from a mirror that broke earlier and uses it to contact Luffy, who holds the matching fragment near Kingbaum's body. Once they swap updates, the reunited group resolves to wreck the looming celebration and wedding. At the castle, an officer of Big Mom's crew named Charlotte Daifuku arrives at the entrance and forces the gate open by calling up a genie through his Devil Fruit.

Jinbe then walks the others through Capone Bege's history. Formerly head of one of West Blue's five mafia clans, Bege made his name by killing rival bosses and looting their wealth while leaving the rest of each group untouched. Growing bored of land work, he founded the Fire Tank Pirates, applied the same tactics at sea, and rose into the Worst Generation before tying himself to the Big Mom Pirates and taking charge of the event's security. To everyone's alarm, Jinbe discloses that Bege intends to kill the Emperor, that he shot Pekoms for refusing the plot, and that the Sun Pirates dragged Pekoms back from death. Although Luffy bristles at Bege's name, Jinbe urges an alliance to bring down Big Mom.

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Key Events

Chopper and Luffy reopen a line of contact through the mirror fragments and commit to crashing the festivities. Charlotte Daifuku makes his entrance, throwing the gates wide with the genie of his Hoya Hoya no Mi. Jinbe traces Bege's rise from a West Blue mafia boss to a Worst Generation pirate, exposes his plan to assassinate Big Mom, confirms that Pekoms was shot and then pulled to safety by the Sun Pirates, and advises Luffy to ally with Bege against the Emperor. The installment introduces Charlotte Daifuku, Mobu Head, and the Hoya Hoya no Mi.

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Notes

Fresh material includes Daifuku's gate-opening arrival and his genie summon, silhouettes of the four other West Blue family heads, further glimpses into Bege's past, the detail that one captain he killed was called Mobu Head, the scene of Big Mom assigning Bege the security role, and the rescue of Pekoms from sharks by the Sun Pirates. The opening shows Sanji turning toward the camera and previews Luffy's later fight with Katakuri inside the mirrors. The episode sits within the Whole Cake Island Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In which episode does Sanji come back?

Sanji's return to contact with the crew happens in Episode 826, "Sanji Comes Back! Crash! The Tea Party from Hell!", when Chopper uses a recovered mirror shard to reach Luffy and Sanji near Kingbaum's body.

What happens in episode 826 of One Piece?

In Episode 826, the reunited group resolves to wreck the wedding, Charlotte Daifuku forces open the chateau gate with a genie from his Devil Fruit, and Jinbe reveals Capone Bege's criminal history and his secret plot to kill Big Mom.

How does Charlotte Daifuku enter the chateau in Episode 826?

Charlotte Daifuku, making his debut in Episode 826, forces the chateau gate open by calling up a genie through his Hoya Hoya no Mi.

What does Jinbe reveal about Capone Bege in Episode 826?

Jinbe explains that Bege, once a West Blue mafia boss, rose to become a Worst Generation pirate as captain of the Fire Tank Pirates, and discloses that Bege now intends to kill Big Mom at her own wedding.

Why is Luffy hesitant to ally with Capone Bege?

Luffy bristles at Bege's name after learning Bege shot Pekoms for refusing to join his assassination plot, though Jinbe still urges an alliance to bring down Big Mom.

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