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One Step Forward for Her Dream - Shirahoshi Goes Out in the Sun!

EpisodeEp. 883

The 883rd One Piece episode revisits Sabo's past in the Goa Kingdom as his adoptive brother King Sterry surfaces at the Levely, while Shirahoshi beholds the sun above the waves for the very first time.

Air Date: May 4, 2019
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Summary

Garp escorts the Neptune Family through a swarm of photographers until King Sterry of the Goa Kingdom blocks their path. Once a noble who married Princess Nantokanette, Sterry took the throne after the king and prince died under murky circumstances. Watching from nearby, Sabo recognizes his adopted brother and recalls his own youth: meeting Luffy at the Gray Terminal, sealing brotherhood through a sake ceremony, and renouncing his noble birth. After his parents hired Bluejam to drag him home, Sabo learned the nobles planned to torch the Gray Terminal to impress a visiting World Noble. His failed attempt to stop the blaze led to Dragon recruiting him into the Revolutionary Army.

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Key Events

The flashback recounts Sabo bonding with Luffy and Ace, fleeing his family, and being shot from the sky by a passing World Noble before Dragon pulled him from the wreckage to become the army's second-in-command. It also revisits Ace promising Luffy he would never die and the brothers vowing to set sail at seventeen. Back at the Red Line, Sabo subdues a guard and steals his armor. Sterry, mistaking the Neptune Family for giant fish-men, collapses in terror. The royals ride the bondola toward Mary Geoise, where Shirahoshi gazes in wonder at the sun, and a disguised Sabo boards alongside the panicking Sterry.

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Notes

The episode delivers a recap of Sabo's history in the Goa Kingdom. Anime additions include Lindbergh asking Sabo about his ties to the Goa king, the Sanji Retrieval Team discussing Sabo and Ace with Luffy, Sabo knocking out a guard, and Sterry's reaction to spotting Morley shown directly on screen. It is part of the Levely Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is King Sterry to Sabo in Episode 883 of One Piece?

King Sterry of the Goa Kingdom is Sabo's adoptive brother. Sterry took the throne after the previous king and prince died under murky circumstances, and Sabo recognizes him while watching the royal procession at the Levely.

What does Shirahoshi experience for the first time in Episode 883?

Shirahoshi sees the sun for the first time as the Neptune Family rides the bondola toward Mary Geoise, giving the episode its title.

How did Sabo first bond with Luffy and Ace, according to the flashback in Episode 883?

Sabo recalls meeting Luffy at the Gray Terminal, sealing their brotherhood through a sake ceremony, and renouncing his noble birth to live as a commoner alongside Luffy and Ace.

Why did Sabo end up joining the Revolutionary Army?

After his noble parents had him dragged home and he learned the nobles planned to burn the Gray Terminal to impress a visiting World Noble, Sabo's failed attempt to stop the blaze led to Monkey D. Dragon rescuing him and recruiting him into the Revolutionary Army.

What arc does Episode 883 of One Piece belong to?

Episode 883 is part of the Levely Arc and recaps Sabo's history in the Goa Kingdom.

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