Episode 880 puts the Revolutionary Army's four commanders on display as they smash the Peachbeard Pirates pillaging the Lulusia Kingdom, while Sabo and Dragon prepare a formal war declaration against the World Nobles for the upcoming world council.
With the royalty gone to the world council, Peachbeard's gang descends on a harbor settlement within Lulusia Kingdom and ransacks it, sweeping past the handful of remaining Marines and robbing the townspeople of their possessions for Blackbeard. Moda is run down as she flees clutching milk intended for the children, and the captain seizes both it and the tribute money the people have scraped together. Belo Betty catches her as she falls, and the army's leaders reveal themselves one after another: the giant okama Morley bursts up from the ground, Lindbergh glides in vexed at losing his moment, and Karasu coalesces from a swarm of crows. Distant on Momoiro Island, Sabo, Dragon, and Koala gather with Ivankov and Inazuma to lay out the declaration to come.
The four commanders square off against Peachbeard's crew. Brandishing her flag, Betty taps her Devil Fruit to draw out the hidden potential of the townsfolk and stir them into fighting back. Morley molds the earth to stop the pirates' gunfire, Lindbergh's Cool Shooter ices over their weapons, and Karasu's crows make off with the guns left over. The emboldened crowd swarms the raiders, and Moda drops Peachbeard with a single blow. Betty turns the captured captain over to the locals so they can collect his fifty-two-million bounty, and she leaves the army's contact details for anyone wishing to sign on. On Momoiro Island, Dragon chooses to begin the meeting straight away rather than hold off until the council.

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The adaptation works in Peachbeard felling Marines, Moda dashing off with the milk jar, Lindbergh and Karasu showing up separately, and Hack present on Momoiro Island. Several moments diverge from print: Moda also protects a jar of milk rather than only the Celestial gold, the raiders spot just Karasu on the rooftop, his words are audible this time, and she hits Peachbeard in the face instead of on the crown. This is Moda's first anime appearance, and the episode sits within the Levely Arc.
In episode 880, Sabo Goes into Action! All the Captains of the Revolutionary Army Appear!, Sabo gathers with Dragon, Koala, Ivankov, and Inazuma on Momoiro Island to prepare a declaration of war against the World Nobles ahead of the Levely.
In episode 880, the Revolutionary Army's four commanders, Belo Betty, Morley, Lindbergh, and Karasu, defeat Peachbeard's pirates as they raid the Lulusia Kingdom, while Sabo and Dragon prepare to declare war on the World Nobles.
Episode 880 introduces the Revolutionary Army's four commanders, Belo Betty, Morley, Lindbergh, and Karasu, as they crush Peachbeard's pirates during a raid on the Lulusia Kingdom.
In episode 880, Moda, protecting a jar of milk meant for the children, is run down by Peachbeard but later drops him with a single blow after the Revolutionary Army commanders turn the tide of the fight.
Episode 880 marks the debut of the Oshi Oshi no Mi and the Kobu Kobu no Mi devil fruits, wielded by members of the Revolutionary Army.
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