In episode 887, Big Mom calls Kaidou to announce she is heading to Wano to claim Luffy's head, sparking a clash of egos between Emperors. The Marines eavesdrop, and Garp recounts Luffy's rise from the Marineford War through Totto Land.
Speaking through a Den Den Mushi, Big Mom tells Kaidou she intends to travel to Wano and end Luffy personally. Kaidou pushes back, insisting his own grudge runs deeper after Luffy wrecked the SMILE factory he ran with Doflamingo. Neither yields, so Big Mom floats the idea of joining forces against the young pirate. At New Marineford, the Marines tap the call and learn the Emperors' scheme. Kizaru proposes stepping in, but Sakazuki refuses since Wano sits outside World Government authority.
Garp then walks Hina through Luffy's journey since the war. He recalls Luffy ringing the Ox Bell to herald a new age, the crew's two years of separate training, and their reunion at Sabaody. From there the story sweeps through Fish-Man Island and Hody Jones, the pact with Law against Caesar Clown at Punk Hazard, the toppling of Doflamingo at Dressrosa and the birth of the Grand Fleet, the alliance forged at Zou, and the raid on Totto Land that rescued Sanji and felled Katakuri. The hour ends as a hooded man requests an audience with the Five Elders about a particular pirate.
Big Mom proposes an alliance with Kaidou to kill Luffy. The Marines intercept the conversation, but Sakazuki declines to act in Wano. Garp narrates the post-war saga, framing Luffy's growing legend and bounty. Gion, Tokikake, Hina, and other officers debate the threat. The episode closes by introducing Figarland Shamrock before the Gorosei.
This recap covers Luffy's return to Marineford through the Whole Cake Island Arc. The anime extends Garp's exchange with his fellow officers, adds Kaidou's men handing him the snail and his tossing aside his drink, and includes Tokikake noting both Luffy's Fish-Man Island provocation and his post-Totto Land bounty jump. After the Rocks Pirates come up, the narrator offers extra background on them. Gion, Tokikake, and Figarland Shamrock all debut here.

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In Episode 887, Big Mom calls Kaidou over Den Den Mushi to propose joining forces to kill Luffy, the Marines secretly listen in, and Garp recaps Luffy's journey from the Marineford War through Totto Land.
Big Mom wants to travel to Wano and end Luffy herself, while Kaidou holds his own grudge since Luffy wrecked the SMILE factory he ran with Doflamingo, and the two Emperors float the idea of joining forces against him.
Even after intercepting Big Mom and Kaidou's call, Sakazuki declines to intervene in Wano because it sits outside the World Government's authority.
Garp walks Hina through Luffy's post-war growth, covering the two years of separate training, the reunion at Sabaody, Fish-Man Island and Hody Jones, the Punk Hazard alliance with Law, the fall of Doflamingo at Dressrosa and the Grand Fleet's birth, the alliance at Zou, and the raid on Totto Land that rescued Sanji and defeated Katakuri.
The episode closes by introducing Figarland Shamrock, a hooded man who requests an audience with the Five Elders about a particular pirate.
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