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Changing Destiny - The Whitebeard Pirates Cast Ashore!

EpisodeEp. 962

Oden defeats Ashura, becomes daimyo of Kuri, and reshapes the region into respectable land. As his reputation grows, the dissolution of the Rocks Pirates sends Whitebeard washing up on Wano's shores.

Funimation Airdate: February 13, 2021
Opening: DREAMIN' ON
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Summary

Oden faces Ashura Doji, the bandit chief of Kuri's lawless quarter, and emerges the victor, folding the defeated leader into his band of followers. Freeing Kuri, he transforms the wild terrain into a recognized province with himself as its first daimyo. Over time he matures into a respected, magnetic figure, and far away the collapse of the Rocks Pirates leads Whitebeard to drift ashore in Wano Country.

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Key Events

The duel with Ashura looks even until Oden finishes him before his retainers can intervene. After liberating Kuri, Oden raises towns and structures, earns back his father Sukiyaki's acceptance as a son, and forges an alliance between the Kouzuki Family and the Mink Tribe. When Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Kawamatsu wash up as children and are nearly burned as monsters, Oden rescues them, feeds them oden stew, and takes them in as retainers. His followers later try robbing Yasuie, who not only lets them keep the loot but adds his own savings, money the group spends on books, manners, and training until they become high-class warriors. Elsewhere the God Valley Incident dissolves the Rocks Pirates, scattering powerful figures like Edward Newgate, whose sunken ship leaves him beached in Wano.

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Notes

The anime fleshes out Oden's clash with the Kuri bandits, adding pre-fight words with Ashura, a sword clash, and an Oden Two Sword Style finisher. It also shows a villager knocking out Kawamatsu, Oden hurling a giant fish at the oppressors, and Kin'emon nearly snapping at Nekomamushi after the oden pot spills. The flashback of Inuarashi and Nekomamushi adrift on a small boat is cut, and the stitched-up Mountain God is absent when Oden visits the Flower Capital.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in EP 962?

Episode 962, "Changing Destiny, The Whitebeard Pirates Cast Ashore," shows Oden defeating Ashura Doji to become daimyo of Kuri, and reveals that the collapse of the Rocks Pirates leaves Whitebeard shipwrecked on the shores of Wano.

How does Oden become daimyo of Kuri in Episode 962?

In Episode 962, Oden defeats the bandit chief Ashura Doji, folds him into his band of followers, and transforms the freed, lawless region of Kuri into a recognized province with himself as its first daimyo.

How does Whitebeard end up in Wano Country in Episode 962?

Episode 962 explains that the God Valley Incident dissolved the Rocks Pirates, and the aftermath leaves Edward Newgate's ship sunk, stranding Whitebeard ashore in Wano Country.

How does Oden rescue Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Kawamatsu in Episode 962?

In Episode 962, Oden saves Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Kawamatsu after they wash ashore as children and are nearly burned as monsters, feeding them oden stew and taking them in as his retainers.

What deal does Yasuie make with Oden's followers in Episode 962?

Episode 962 shows Oden's followers attempting to rob Shimotsuki Yasuie, who instead lets them keep the loot and adds his own savings, money the group later spends on books, manners, and training.

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