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Dead or Alive - Queen's Sumo Inferno

EpisodeEp. 932

Queen's deadly wrestling spectacle kicks off and Luffy flattens everyone thrown at him, Drake and Hawkins raid the capital bathhouse hunting Kouzuki allies, and far off in Ringo a swordsman corners the robber carrying his stolen blade.

Funimation Air Date: July 11, 2020
Opening Theme: OVER THE TOP
Devil Fruit Debut: Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Onyudo
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Summary

Queen finds it laughable that Luffy imagines he could beat him, and the brutal trial opens with a swarm of fighters hurled at the prisoner. Luffy puts them down without breaking a sweat, so the Pleasures get summoned and fare no better while Kawamatsu looks on from his cell. Far away, Hawkins drops in on the exact bathhouse sheltering Nami's party, somehow aware of the alliance's plans. He has everyone line up for an ankle check, hunting the reversed crescent mark he should not know about, but as his men reach for Nami her robe falls open, and the sight blows the whole room over, Drake among them.

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Key Events

Sanji's disguise then unravels. Hidden inside his raid suit, a sudden nosebleed sends him crashing into a wall. Both pursuers, natives of the North Blue, instantly peg him as Germa 66's Stealth Black, a recognition that whips the bathers into terror. Nami's group tries to vanish in the uproar but runs headlong into the two captains. Sanji exchanges a few blows, gathers his companions, bursts up through the ceiling, and soars off toward Ebisu Town to link up with Usopp's group. Meanwhile in Ringo, a thief is preying on swordsmen to seize their weapons, and at a bridge he comes face to face with Zoro, true owner of the sword Shusui that he carries.

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Notes

The robber argues the blade was never Zoro's, taken as it was from Ryuma's grave, and combat erupts as Zoro sets his eye on the whole hoard. Three characters debut here, Uwattsura, Nokotti, and Gyukimaru, along with a new Devil Fruit, the Onyudo-model Hito Hito no Mi. Footage exclusive to the broadcast has Queen warning the inmates not to glance away, Hawkins yelling for Drake the moment Sanji blows his cover, Sanji parrying Hawkins to shield the fleeing women, and a longer wrestling stretch in which Luffy recalls Rayleigh's advanced Armament Haki. Hawkins also catches people hiding behind Shinobu by studying her shadow, while a brief source exchange about Zoro losing his way is dropped.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Episode 932 of One Piece?

In Episode 932, Luffy easily defeats Queen's wrestling opponents in the Prisoner Mines, while at the capital bathhouse Hawkins and Drake hunt for Kouzuki allies and Sanji's disguise is blown by a sudden nosebleed.

How do Hawkins and Drake track Nami's group at the bathhouse?

Hawkins and Drake search the bathhouse checking bathers' ankles for the reversed crescent moon mark tied to the Kouzuki alliance, and the commotion exposes Nami's group when her robe falls open.

How does Sanji's disguise get exposed at the bathhouse?

Hidden inside his raid suit, Sanji suffers a sudden nosebleed that sends him crashing into a wall, letting Hawkins and Drake instantly recognize him as Germa 66's Stealth Black.

Who does Zoro encounter on the bridge in Ringo in Episode 932?

In Ringo, Zoro confronts a sword thief carrying Shusui, the blade Zoro claimed from Ryuma's grave and now rightfully owns.

How does Luffy fare against Queen's fighters in the ring?

Luffy easily defeats every fighter thrown at him in Queen's deadly trial, including a wave of Pleasures, without breaking a sweat.

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