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Chapter 1082

Manga ChapterCh. 1082

The 1082nd chapter of One Piece, titled "Let's Go and Take It!!" The Marines weigh the Cross Guild threat, Buggy rashly declares his crew will chase the One Piece, and Sabo resurfaces alive among Lulusia survivors.

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Summary

At Marine Headquarters, Sengoku and Tsuru discuss how dangerous the Cross Guild has grown as long as it stays active. At the guild's base, Buggy infuriates Crocodile and Mihawk when their crew shapes the flagship's figurehead after him, then makes things worse by loudly proclaiming a hunt for the One Piece. Elsewhere, Sabo is shown alive with refugees from the destroyed Lulusia Kingdom, and he chooses to tell Dragon and Ivankov in private what truly happened at Mary Geoise.

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Key Events

News of Vice Admiral T Bone's death spreads worldwide; Tsuru notes he was slain in starvation-plagued Pepe Kingdom and that the killer's family will now be provided for, suggesting the Marines underestimated Buggy. Sengoku insists the Cross Guild be crushed before morale collapses. Buggy inducts T Bone's killer, then after a beating from his partners argues that he and Shanks now stand on equal footing, reigniting his own dream of becoming Pirate King. He rallies his entire crew by Den Den Mushi to set sail for the treasure, leaving Crocodile and Mihawk furious.

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Notes

The Revolutionary Army's deputy commanders Ushiano, Ahiru, Gambo, and Jiron are introduced on Momoiro Island as Sabo's ship approaches. Koala scolds Sabo for his long silence, which he blames on lacking an Encryption Den Den Mushi, and it emerges he was not even on Lulusia when it was destroyed. The Lulusia refugees seek to join the cause. Dragon suspects Kuma was rigged to return to Mary Geoise, and Sabo begins a closed-door account of the Levely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 1082?

In Chapter 1082, titled Let's Go and Take It, the Marines weigh the growing threat of the Cross Guild, Buggy rashly declares his crew will hunt for the One Piece, and Sabo resurfaces alive among the Lulusia refugees.

Why are Sengoku and Tsuru worried about the Cross Guild in Chapter 1082?

Sengoku and Tsuru discuss in Chapter 1082 how dangerous the Cross Guild has become after Vice Admiral T Bone is killed. Sengoku insists the group be crushed before Marine morale collapses further.

What does Buggy declare in Chapter 1082?

Buggy rallies his entire crew by Den Den Mushi in Chapter 1082 to set sail and hunt for the One Piece, arguing that he now stands on equal footing with Shanks, which angers Crocodile and Mihawk.

Who is revealed alive among the Lulusia refugees in Chapter 1082?

Sabo is shown alive in Chapter 1082 among survivors from the destroyed Lulusia Kingdom, and he chooses to privately tell Dragon and Ivankov what really happened at Mary Geoise.

Who are the Revolutionary Army's deputy commanders introduced in Chapter 1082?

Chapter 1082 introduces the Revolutionary Army's deputy commanders Ushiano, Ahiru, Gambo, and Jiron on Momoiro Island as Sabo's ship approaches.

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