Episode 897 opens the Wano Country saga in earnest, following Luffy as he carries the feverish Tama across a poisoned wasteland in search of a doctor, reunites with Zoro, and runs straight into the Beasts Pirates officer Hawkins.
Standing in the tree above Hitetsu's home, Luffy is haunted by the memory of Ace dying in his arms at Marineford. He asks the old swordsmith where food, water, and medical care can be found, intent on getting help for the ailing Tama. Hitetsu points him toward a town beyond the wasteland but cautions that Beasts Pirates patrol the route. Undeterred, Luffy lets the smith swap his conspicuous foreign clothes for a kimono, obi, and topknot. Spotting a purple-tinged blade on the wall, Luffy claims it for the trip, prompting Hitetsu to chase after him: the weapon is Nidai Kitetsu, a cursed great grade Famous Blade forged by his ancestor Kotetsu. Luffy ignores every plea, even tossing the smith aside by the nose, and rides off on Komachiyo.
When Tama wakes, the sight of Luffy reignites her grief over the news of Ace's death, and she pummels him, refusing to believe Ace would break the promise to return for her. Luffy can only repeat the painful truth. Far off, Zoro remains a wanted fugitive in the Flower Capital while he camps in the wilds, roasting heaps of hunted game. Tama warns Luffy not to eat the local animals, whose flesh is tainted by polluted river water, and explains that the shogun and Kaido hoard an untainted private farm. Luffy notices a woman being pursued by two Beasts Pirates, and Zoro swiftly cuts the attackers down. The two friends reunite joyfully, though Luffy's snatched bite of Zoro's poisoned meat explains the swordsman's stomachache. Then Basil Hawkins and his men arrive, blades drawn.
The anime layers in several original beats: Luffy briefly recalling Ace's death, his use of Observation Haki to locate both Hitetsu's sword and the approaching Hawkins, and Zoro feasting in the wilderness before sensing Tsuru's danger through the same Haki. Tsurujo debuts this episode. Zoro's rescue of O-Tsuru, glimpsed only from afar in the manga, is extended and shown up close. Likewise, the manga did not depict Hawkins drawing his cards while gauging the odds that Luffy was responsible for two Beasts Pirates vanishing at Kuri Beach.

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In episode 897, Luffy tries to save the feverish Tama by carrying her across a poisoned Wano wasteland in search of food, water, and medical care, disguising himself in a kimono and taking Hitetsu's cursed blade Nidai Kitetsu for the journey.
Episode 897 follows Luffy carrying the ill Tama through Wano's wasteland toward help, reuniting with Zoro along the way, before the pair are confronted by Basil Hawkins and his men.
Luffy notices a purple tinged blade on Hitetsu's wall and takes it for his journey to find help for Tama, despite Hitetsu revealing it is Nidai Kitetsu, a cursed great grade blade forged by his ancestor.
When Tama wakes, seeing Luffy reminds her that he told her Ace is dead, and she pummels him in grief, refusing to believe Ace would break his promise to return.
Zoro, hiding as a wanted fugitive in Wano's wilderness, rescues a woman from two Beasts Pirates just as Luffy arrives, and the two friends reunite joyfully.
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