In fact, the Wano Country arc is still in its climax and will likely take over half a year before it wraps up. With Kaido's defeat, Luffy will take yet another step towards becoming the Pirate King by acquiring the third Road Poneglyph, leaving room for just one more before the crew sets sail to Laugh Tale. In comparison, both Big Mom and Kaido have one Road Poneglyph each, which just goes to show that Luffy is already closer to the greatest treasure than they are. Including the Yonko, Luffy is already the closest man to the One Piece, having two out of the four Road Poneglyphs already. Having become one of the very strongest, it is no surprise that there isn't a long way to go in the story.Įven when the goal to reach Laugh Tale and finding the One Piece is taken into consideration, Luffy is extremely close to achieving it. Inevitably, Luffy will end up defeating Kaido and his victory against the Yonko will officially see him rise to the level of the greatest pirates. On Onigashima, Luffy has proved himself to be powerful enough to fight Yonko Kaido, the strongest creature in the world of One Piece, in a one-on-one battle. The Wano Country arc marks the beginning of the end for One Piece as Luffy is finally getting closer to his goal than ever before. In her darkest moment, you have someone there saying, 'I got you.When it comes to the story of One Piece, it is safe to say that it is nearing its endgame.

It's all about love and family, supporting each other, and following your dreams. And that speaks to the heart of the show. 'She wants to do everything herself, and that moment is the first time in years, maybe ever, that she has ever asked anyone for help.' She explained, going on to say, 'That's when you realize they're a crew, that they're family. Nami actress Emily Rudd didn't talk about the season finale, but when asked about the scene that made her a 'One Piece' fan, she did discuss one that was adapted at the end of the season's penultimate episode, when her character finally asks Luffy for help. Oda's letter in the press notes is mainly focused on emphasizing his support for the adaptation and how the show was made by fans. Original manga author Eiichiro Oda alluded to the season's end point by saying, 'The story will span 8 episodes and take us up through you-know-where!!' Based on what parts of the manga were announced to be adapted, fans would know that 'you-know-where' refers to the Grand Line. The Straw Hats sail off towards the Grand Line, heading first towards Reverse Island. Luffy brings several orange trees from Coco Village aboard the Going Merry to remind Nami of home, while Nami and the other Straw Hats gift Luffy a main sail with the group's new insignia. Nami has her tattoo replaced with a new design. Koby shows Luffy the poster, knowing he'll be overjoyed at achieving such infamy as a pirate. One Marine, Captain Nezumi (Rory Acton Burnell), is upset that Garp doesn't actually want to arrest the Straw Hats, and puts Luffy on a wanted poster with a high bounty.

Garp later reveals he respects how Koby and Helmeppo stuck to their personal codes of justice and offers to train them.

This is ultimately meant as a test of Luffy's resolve, and Garp lets him go when it's clear nothing can change his mind. Koby and Helmeppo challenge Garp's orders, but Garp goes ahead to challenge his grandson to a fight. Just as the Straw Hats are celebrating their victory with the villagers, the Marines come in to arrest them.

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