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Stop the Emperor of the Sea! Queen's Secret Plan

EpisodeEp. 946

Episode 946 has Luffy recall Rayleigh's mastery of Ryuo as he struggles against Big Mom, while Queen schemes a head-on ambush that lands its blow but instead jogs the Emperor's lost memories.

Japanese Air Date: October 17, 2020
English Air Date: October 17, 2020
Opening Theme: DREAMIN' ON
Character Debut: Tsunagoro, Omasa, Cho, Yatappe

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Summary

Luffy thinks back to Sabaody, where Camie was sold into slavery wearing an explosive collar that Rayleigh stripped away with a single Ryuo-charged hand, and he tries to apply that same lesson to blunt Big Mom's strike. His guard fails, and she flings him and Hyogoro into a wall. Luffy walks away unhurt, but Hyogoro takes a hard hit to the head, congratulating the young pirate for grasping the technique before slumping into his arms.

Big Mom chases Luffy through the ironworks, smashing open countless cells, while Queen rises and devises a counter. Anticipating that she will pursue Luffy through all five labor camps and circle back to the stone quarry, he plants a pot of red bean soup there as bait. The plan unfolds exactly as predicted, and the moment Big Mom finds the soup, Queen plunges down from above and cracks her on the head. The strike seems to accomplish nothing, yet the trauma restores her memories.

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Key Events

Luffy recalls Rayleigh removing Camie's slave collar with Ryuo and attempts the same defense, which fails. Hyogoro is gravely struck after praising Luffy's progress. Queen lays a soup-baited trap at the quarry and lands his Brachio Bomber dive attack on Big Mom, jolting her memories back. Tsunagoro, Omasa, Cho, and Yatappe debut, and Queen's Brachio Bomber technique debuts.

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Notes

The episode adds Kiku remarking on Luffy's recklessness and Chopper voicing confidence before the attack, a sequence implying Hyogoro has died as Babanuki and Daifugo react with glee then disappointment, Tsunagoro dodging Big Mom and wondering who Luffy is, and Kawamatsu praising Luffy for reversing a dire situation. Big Mom also glimpses flashes of her Homies after Queen's blow. In the manga Hyogoro was drawn with blood on his head after the hit. The episode is part of the Wano Country Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Luffy remember about Rayleigh and Ryuo in this episode?

Luffy recalls Rayleigh removing the explosive collar from an enslaved Camie at Sabaody with a single Ryuo-charged hand, and he tries to use the same technique against Big Mom, though his guard fails this time.

What happens to Hyogoro in this episode?

Hyogoro takes a hard hit to the head from Big Mom, and after praising Luffy for grasping Ryuo, he slumps unconscious into Luffy's arms.

What trap does Queen set for Big Mom in this episode?

Queen plants a pot of red bean soup at the stone quarry as bait, predicting Big Mom will circle back there after searching the labor camps, then dives down to strike her the moment she finds it.

What is Queen's Brachio Bomber and what does it accomplish in this episode?

Queen's Brachio Bomber is his diving attack that lands squarely on Big Mom's head in this episode, and although the blow appears to do nothing physically, the trauma restores her lost memories.

Who debuts in this episode?

Episode 946 introduces the characters Tsunagoro, Omasa, Cho, and Yatappe, alongside the debut of Queen's Brachio Bomber technique.

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