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Chapter 1080

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The 1080th chapter sees Koby slip his cell on Hachinosu through Perona's aid, exposes the scheme behind his abduction, and turns into a showcase of SWORD's Devil Fruits and Garp's crushing Haki as the unit storms the pirate island.

Cover Page: Request by PN Aoi Akamine: Kawamatsu and Hiyori enjoying origami
Title Japanese: 伝説の英雄
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Summary

News travels across Hachinosu that Koby has broken out of confinement, freed by Perona, who had crept onto the island unnoticed. A flashback uncovers Teach's reasoning for taking him captive in the first place: a plan to win the pirate haven recognition as a true nation from the World Government. The Blackbeard commanders set out to recapture the escapee, but SWORD arrives and turns the tide, displaying their Devil Fruit abilities alongside Garp's overpowering Haki.

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Key Events

Avalo Pizarro, whose power comes from the Shima Shima no Mi, has fused himself with the whole of Hachinosu and feels the fleeing slaves stirring. To divert the chase from his fellow prisoners, Koby offers himself as bait. The flashback clarifies that Teach wanted him as leverage to be crowned king of a sanctioned country, while Kuzan lays out what SWORD truly is: agents who relinquish their Marine codes to operate free of protocol, knowing the government may sever ties with them whenever it pleases. New crew powers come to light too, among them Vasco Shot's Gabu Gabu no Mi and Sanjuan Wolf's body-enlarging Deka Deka no Mi.

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Notes

Perona's price for releasing Koby was that he free the imprisoned Gecko Moria. His Cross Guild bounty carries five stars, far outranking the single star of a typical Marine captain, the difference owing to the heroism he earned during the Rocky Port Incident. The SWORD members each reveal a power: Kujaku, Tsuru's granddaughter, wields the Muchi Muchi no Mi to dominate whatever her whip strikes, Prince Grus shapes clay with the Gunyo Gunyo no Mi, and Hibari fires GP Flower rounds. Garp hurls his ship into the sky and obliterates the pirates with Galaxy Impact, framing the blow as payback for the abduction of his cherished protege. This is an Egghead Arc chapter, with a cover by PN Aoi Akamine of Kawamatsu and Hiyori enjoying origami.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 1080?

In Chapter 1080, Koby escapes his cell on Hachinosu with Perona's help, a flashback reveals why Blackbeard captured him, and SWORD arrives to turn the tide with their Devil Fruit powers and Garp's overwhelming Haki.

How does Koby escape captivity in Chapter 1080?

Koby is freed in Chapter 1080 by Perona, who sneaks onto Hachinosu unnoticed. Her price for releasing him is that he free the imprisoned Gecko Moria.

Why did Blackbeard capture Koby in Chapter 1080?

A flashback in Chapter 1080 reveals that Marshall D. Teach captured Koby as leverage, planning to use him to win recognition for Hachinosu as a nation sanctioned by the World Government.

What new Devil Fruit powers are revealed in Chapter 1080?

Chapter 1080 reveals several new powers, including Vasco Shot's Gabu Gabu no Mi and Sanjuan Wolf's body enlarging Deka Deka no Mi among the Blackbeard Pirates, alongside SWORD members Kujaku's Muchi Muchi no Mi, Prince Grus's Gunyo Gunyo no Mi, and Hibari's GP Flower rounds.

What attack does Garp use against the pirates in Chapter 1080?

Garp hurls his ship into the sky and obliterates the pirates with Galaxy Impact in Chapter 1080, framing the attack as payback for Koby's abduction.

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