One Piece Egghead (1089-1155) Episodes Episode guide
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The Promised Horizon - Off to the Long-Awaited Elbaph!
1155/67 Caribou begs Augur and Devon to let him meet Blackbeard.
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The Truth Behind the Secret Plan - Vegapunk Claims Victory
1154/67 The injured Edison begs Stussy to escape, but she makes a stunning request in exchange.
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The Upheaval of an Era! The Color of the Supreme King That Leads Luffy
1153/67 Vegapunk's speech raises the spirits of the pirates across the world.
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Her Father and Mother's Legacy! Bonney's Nika Punch
1152/67 Mary Geoise, the Dragons realise their food stock is dwindling and become belligerent.
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Her and Her Father's Dream! Bonney's Free Future
1151/67 Zoro and the others who are on the Sunny in the Labophase finally attempt to escape.
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Get the Ship Moving! The Iron Giant Activates
1150/67 Sunny and Elbaph’s Great Erik are about to leave, the mysterious Iron Giant begins to move
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The Void Century - A Revelation About a Sinking World
1149/67 Dorry and Brogy finally reunite with Luffy.
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The Lost History - Joyboy, the First Pirate
1148/67 Vegapunk pleads with Saturn to halt the attack, arguing how vital the island is.
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A Stunning Conclusion - Vegapunk's Great Prediction
1147/67 The Pacifistas are rendered immobile by an unknown shadow.
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An Imminent Threat - Stussy and Edison's Resolve
1146/67 Franky and Bonney clash with Navy vice admirals in front of the Elbaph ship.
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Friends Fight Together! Luffy and the Warriors of Elbaph
1145/67 Vegapunk found out someone stole a portion of the Mother Flame.
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The Worst Nightmare - The Five Elders Come Together
1144/67 Suddenly, Vegapunk’s broadcast begins and the whole world is taken by surprise.
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Vegapunk's Secret Plan - A Tense Worldwide Broadcast
1143/67 Vegapunk reveals the secret he alone has been keeping regarding the Pacifistas.
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Come in, World - Vegapunk's Message
1142/67 Vegapunk’s broadcast resumes as people in various locations all over the world listen.
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Reliable Reinforcements! Dorry and Brogy Arrive!
1141/67 Kuma, battered and without free will, approaches Bonney.
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An Admired Hero - The Warrior of Liberation Who Saves Bonney
1140/67 Bonney sails out to sea in search of her father and rises to prominence.
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Destroy Egghead - The Buster Call is Invoke
1139/67 Kuma is put on the wanted list and decides to travel around the world in search of a cure.
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Thank You, Dad - Bonney and Kuma's Warm Embrace
1138/67 Saturn reveals an even more shocking truth that throws Bonney into despair.
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I'm Sorry, Dad - Bonney's Tears and Kuma's Fist
1137/67 Zoro keeps fighting Rob Lucci and the Pacifistas continues to torment the Navy.
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Kuma's Life
1136/67 The World Government imposes harsh conditions on Kuma in exchange for Bonney treatment.
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To the Sea Where My Father is! The Future Bonney Chooses
1135/67 Luffy hops on the Elbaph ship with Dorry and Brogy, but the Five Elders catch up to them.
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Cruel Fate - Kuma's Decision as a Father
1134/67 St. Saturn abandons his fight and rushes to stop the broadcast at all costs.
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To Save His Daughter - Kuma the Timid Pacifist
1133/67 Bonney has been waiting for a letter from her father Kuma who promised to write to her.
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A Pledge to Ginny - Kuma Becomes a Father
1132/67 Two years after Ginny’s abduction, the Revolutionary Army receives a call from her.
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A Fleeting Moment of Happiness - Kumachi and Ginny
1131/67 Kuma tries to free those who were captured but ends up being imprisoned himself.
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A History Erased! God Valley of Despair
1130/67 Ivankov and Ginny share with the others their surprising plan to survive the game.
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Kuma's Past - Better Off Dead in This World
1129/67 Bonney gets captured by St. Saturn, whose power keeps Sanji and Franky from saving her.
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The Nightmare Strikes - Godhead of Science & Defense, St. Saturn
1128/67 Vegapunk successfully wrests back the Pacifistas, but another party soon gains control.
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Luffy vs. Kizaru! A Fierce Kaleidoscopic Battle
1127/67 A bizarre battle between Luffy and Kizaru heats up.
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Looming Despair! Admiral Kizaru's Depressing Mission
1126/67 Kuma finally reaches Mary Geoise and keeps advancing even without free will or mind.