One Piece Spoiler 1119: previews of the new chapter of Eiichiro Oda’s manga, published weekly in the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine
One Piece Spoiler 1119: previews of the Chapter
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The giants cheer for Luffy and Bonney. Mars says Bonney’s is just a fake transformation.
Marsa attacks and Luffy transforms into a giant Ball. Luffy tells the others that the Stars can immediately recover from hits, so it’s best to wipe them out.
Luffy, Sanji, Franky and Bonney make a combined attack and manage to send Mars away.
The Big Robot gets up and Den Den Mushi starts talking again, so the broadcast starts again.
Vegapunk says that what is inherited can be called Willpower and hopes that his will pass on to someone too. We see some reactions in the world, including the Big Mom Pirates, Vivi and Morgans.
The scene returns to Luffy attacking Ju Peter, while Warcury attacks Elbaf’s ship. Bonney becomes a child again, she is very tired.
We see the Robottone in a flashback. Robottone remembers Joy Boy’s words: «Emeth, when the time comes you will have to…»
The Big Robot quickly resurfaces and attacks Warcury.
Luffy screams: A ROBOT!!
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One Piece is a manga written and illustrated by Eiichirō Oda, serialized in Shūeisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine since 22 July 1997. The publishing house periodically collects the chapters in tankōbon format volumes, of which the first was published on 24 December. The Italian edition is edited by Star Comics, which began publishing it in books corresponding to the Japanese volumes on 1 July 2001.
The story follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy, a boy whose body took on the properties of rubber after inadvertently ingesting a devil fruit. Recruiting companions to form a crew, Luffy explores the Grand Line in search of the legendary One Piece treasure and chasing his dream of becoming the new Pirate King.
One Piece is adapted into an anime television series, produced by Toei Animation and broadcast in Japan on Fuji TV from 20 October 1999. The Italian edition aired on Italia 1 from 5 November 2001 and then continued on Italia 2 in 2012; initially titled Boarding!, the series has had several name changes over the seasons, until settling on the original One Piece.
Toei Animation has also produced 13 television specials, 15 anime films, two 3D shorts, one ONA and one OVA. Various companies have made various types of merchandise out of it, such as soundtracks, video games and toys.
