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Run, Sanji - SOS! Germa 66

EpisodeEp. 835

Luffy fights his way through the Charlotte ranks to shove the broken Carmel portrait into Big Mom's view, unleashing the scream that freezes the venue and cracks open the alliance's window. Sanji, meanwhile, races to free his cornered family.

Japanese Air Date: May 5, 2018
English Air Date: May 5, 2018
Location Debut: Sheep's House
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Summary

With Perospero poised to kill the Vinsmokes, Sanji dashes their way, parrying Nusstorte's blade and slipping past Laurin and Dosmarche before Daifuku blocks him once more. Beyond the wall, Brulee is led out of the Mirro-World by Caesar; she pleads that her crewmates never glimpse her face lest they finish her, while he wonders why Big Mom stays silent though her portrait already lies shattered. Inside, Luffy charges the Emperor with the shards as Katakuri pursues. Bege, Jinbe, and Pedro plant themselves in the commander's path, and Bege's rapid fire passes harmlessly through his mochi body. The rest of the crew shoots at Luffy, but his rubber frame deflects the rounds. Oven grabs the fragments and heats them, only for Brook to freeze him solid and return the pieces.

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Key Events

Katakuri keeps after them, sheathing Bege's gun in mochi and snaring Luffy with a stretched mochi leg, which Pedro slices as Jinbe strikes with Fish-Man Karate. Liquefying into mochi to dodge, the commander finally pins Luffy down, yet it arrives too late: thrusting both arms toward the Emperor's stunned face, Luffy presents the ruined image. Fitting the shards together, she registers that her treasured portrait of Carmel is wrecked and releases a devastating scream that floors everyone in the hall, leaving only the earplug-wearing allies able to move. Sanji breaks loose, ignites Diable Jambe, and drives a spinning kick into the table that shatters Perospero's candy, freeing the Vinsmokes as Chopper, Carrot, and Nami pass them earplugs and Raid Suits. Vito and Gotti climb out of Bege with their KX Launchers ready, Smoothie cries out in horror, and the screaming Big Mom calls to the long-vanished Mother Carmel.

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Notes

Part of the Whole Cake Island Arc, with the Sheep's House making its location debut. The adaptation has Nusstorte, Laurin, and Dosmarche attack Sanji during his sprint to his family, lets Katakuri foresee Bege firing on him, and shows Luffy slipping past more Big Mom Pirates. Brook is inserted facing Oven as the latter moves to stop Luffy, and several of Luffy's duplicates turn on him. Bege also opens fire on Katakuri more often than in the manga. The eyecatcher pairs Sanji and Monkey D. Luffy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Germa 66 survive in episode 835 of One Piece?

Germa 66 survives its immediate danger in episode 835 when Sanji ignites Diable Jambe and shatters Perospero's candy restraints, freeing the Vinsmoke Family before the group retreats.

How does Luffy trigger Big Mom's devastating scream in episode 835?

Luffy fits the recovered shards of Carmel's portrait together and thrusts them toward Big Mom's stunned face, and seeing her treasured portrait wrecked, she unleashes a scream that floors nearly everyone in the hall.

How does Sanji free the Vinsmoke Family from Perospero's trap?

Sanji breaks loose in episode 835, ignites Diable Jambe, and drives a spinning kick into the table, shattering Perospero's candy and freeing his family.

How does Katakuri try to stop Luffy in episode 835?

Katakuri sheathes Bege's gun in mochi and pins Luffy down with a stretched mochi leg, though Pedro slices the leg free and Jinbe strikes with Fish-Man Karate.

What location debuts in episode 835?

Episode 835 marks the location debut of the Sheep's House, the orphanage tied to Big Mom's childhood.

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