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Charging into the Enemy's Territory - Bakura Town - Where Officials Thrive!

EpisodeEp. 901

Episode 901 follows Gazelleman hauling the kidnapped Tama into the official-ridden Bakura Town and her delivery to the gifter Holed'em, while Luffy gives chase, Kiku reveals herself as a samurai, and an alarmed Law moves to intercept.

Funimation Airdate: September 7, 2019
Opening Theme: OVER THE TOP
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Summary

Gazelleman races off with Tama while Batman's arrows keep Luffy and Zoro pinned, leaving them unable to reach her. To everyone's surprise, Kiku snatches up a katana and gives chase, climbing onto Komachiyo when the gazelle-man's speed proves too great on foot. Luffy grapples onto the giant dog as well, showing off his Gomu Gomu no Mi powers in front of Tsuru and Kiku, and Zoro hops aboard as they speed away. Batman harasses them again, and Luffy answers with a tremendous leaping punch, but the bat-man endures it and withdraws, his task done.

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Key Events

Kiku guesses the kidnappers are bound for nearby Bakura Town, and when Zoro questions her over the katana, she binds up her hair and declares herself a samurai. Gazelleman reports to his superior, the gifter Holed'em, who orders the girl brought to him after learning she tamed their baboon guard Hihimaru. In a Bakura bar, Mouseman counsels the sulking Urashima that crushing the poor Kiku's livelihood would win her more easily than courtship, and the wrestler tests his cruelty by demanding the elderly bar owners cook their pet raccoon-dog. Tama is set before Holed'em, whose ferocious lion head, attached at his waist with a will of its own, terrifies her. When she lies that animals simply like her, Holed'em, already tipped off about her cheek-pulling ability, calls for pinchers and grabs her.

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Notes

The episode ends on a To Be Continued screen as Luffy unleashes Supreme King Haki. Debuts include Kamijiro, Mouseman, Hiroshi, Wakasa, Saikoro, and Holed'em. The anime adds Batman firing more arrows right after the kidnapping, Luffy attempting a punch that Batman blocks with Armament Haki, Tama's arrival at Holed'em's residence, and an enraged Law leaving the abandoned house and rallying Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin to stop Luffy before his rampage worsens their plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 901 of One Piece?

In episode 901, Gazelleman carries the kidnapped Tama into Bakura Town and delivers her to the gifter Holed'em, while Kiku reveals herself as a samurai and joins Luffy and Zoro's chase, and an alarmed Trafalgar Law moves to intercept them.

How does Kiku join the chase to save Tama in episode 901?

Kiku grabs a katana and climbs onto Komachiyo after Gazelleman proves too fast to catch on foot, revealing herself as a samurai when Zoro questions her.

Who is Holed'em in One Piece?

Holed'em is a gifter in Bakura Town introduced in episode 901 who orders Tama brought to him after learning she tamed the guard baboon Hihimaru; a ferocious lion head with a will of its own is attached at his waist.

What does Luffy do when Batman attacks again in episode 901?

Luffy answers Batman's renewed attack with a tremendous leaping punch, which the bat man endures before withdrawing, his task done.

Why does Trafalgar Law intervene near the end of episode 901?

After Luffy unleashes Supreme King Haki, an enraged Trafalgar Law leaves the abandoned house and rallies Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin to stop Luffy before his rampage worsens the Heart Pirates' plan.

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