New One Piece Chapter 1177 Anger Reveals Surprising Details of the Battle on Elbaph

The long-awaited chapter 1177 of the One Piece manga, titled “Anger”, had its complete spoilers leaked, bringing a series of revelations about the intense confrontations in Elbaph. The narrative delves into the battles of the Chapéus of Palha against the giants under the control of the Domi Reversi and the mysterious Cavaleiros of the Leaks indicate that fans can expect heroic actions, unexpected tactics and the fury of iconic characters, setting the stage for crucial developments in the saga.

The plot, which follows the journeys of the pirates of Luffy, is currently focused on the complex and dangerous events unfolding in the giants’ territory. Este chapter in particular highlights the characters’ resilience and evolution, both in terms of strength and strategy, as they face formidable adversaries. Expectations for the official launch, which takes place on the Manga Plus application, are high, given the magnitude of advance information.

Epic clashes in Elbaph and the new Zoro technique

The chapter begins with the intense attack by Zoro and his giant allies against the giants controlled by Domi Reversi. The combined strength of Hajrudin, Dorry and Stansen is devastating, with Hajrudin employing his powerful “Gungnir”, Estes massive blows are so powerful that they can tear the bodies of several opponents in half, demonstrating the brutality of combat and the scale of the power of Elbaph’s warriors.

Zoro, in turn, is not left behind and reveals an unprecedented attack, “Santōryū: Akaoni Okomega” (Três Espadas Style: Ogro Vermelho Enfurecido). Esta technique is described as similar to the devastating “Rengoku Oni Giri”, previously used against King. The impact of “Akaoni Chopper’s group also faces challenges, being attacked by two giants. Chopper, in his Monster Point form, slaps one of the attackers, which initially appears to have no effect. However, a shadow emerges from the giant’s body, which returns to normal, leaving everyone perplexed by the unexpected result of the crew doctor’s action.

The strategies of Sanji’s group and the defeat of Killingham

On another battlefront, Sanji’s group demonstrates a more strategic approach to neutralizing a formidable enemy. Nami is seen feeding “black balls” to Zeus, while the severed head of the seriously injured Killingham is kept under control. The manga reveals that Sanji, Franky, and Jinbe joined forces to defeat Killingham, dividing his body into head, torso, and legs. Essa ingenious tactic prevents your complete regeneration, a crucial aspect of countering your opponent’s healing abilities.

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Jinbe is responsible for holding the enemy’s head, Franky is tying his legs, and Sanji sits on his body, ensuring that he remains immobilized. Franky speculates on the possibility of placing parts of Killingham in a box to prevent reconnection, showing the team’s practical thinking. Sanji, expressing his anger, questions whether these are the knights tasked with protecting Terra Sagrada, while Franky exults about his group’s increased power, remembering that Luffy is now one of Sanji, however, remains frustrated by the threat that a “small” enemy like Killingham posed to Elbaph, while Killingham, despite being defeated, still underestimates them. Jinbe warns of a remaining opponent, who has not yet taken damage, recommending that one’s guard not be let down.

Usopp’s bravery against Imu/Gunko and sacrifice in Elbaph

Usopp, moved by courage, runs to help Brook and finds himself facing Imu/Gunko, an enigmatic and powerful figure. The sniper of Luffy’s crew demonstrates an anger greater than fear, confronting Imu/Gunko and accusing him of using cowardly tricks, such as making warriors fight each other and taking hostages. In response, Imu/Gunko hits Usopp repeatedly, causing him significant injuries.

Brook tries to intervene, but is paralyzed from a distance by Imu/Gunko. Apesar from the wounds, Usopp stands up and prepares to attack with his Kuro Kabuto. Ele declares that Elbaph is an Nação of Guerreiros who live by their swords and shields, demanding that Imu/Gunko fight head on and with honor, calling him a coward. Imu/Gunko, disdainfully, responds that an Governante doesn’t need to get his own hands dirty. Usopp fires a “Skull Bombgrass”, but Imu/Gunko teleports away, and the blast hits them all. Tanto Usopp and Brook fall in defeat, while Imu/Gunko surprisingly regenerates, reiterating the extreme danger that the figure represents for the pirates.

Nami scolds Luffy and Loki amidst the chaos

In a moment of comic relief, yet serious, Nami appears severely reprimanding Luffy and Loki. Ambos, accompanied by the squirrel Ragnir, tremble in fear in front of the navigator. Nami questions the duo’s intelligence, criticizing Luffy for making yet another “weird friend” and pointing out that, although they got rid of the monsters, the fire spat by Loki only made the fire worse in Elbaph. Ela warns that such behavior goes against the objective of helping, exacerbating destruction, and requires both of them to control themselves and act more responsibly.

Ragnir tries to comfort Luffy by placing his hand on his back, in a panel that is described as hilarious by fans. Contudo, Luffy, irritated by Nami’s scolding, turns furiously to Loki. Loki, in turn, also appears angry, questioning why he received the scolding from Luffy’s companion, given that his intention was only to destroy those who “stained the land of Elbaph”. In an act of fury, Loki fires a huge beam attack at Luffy, who, surprisingly, is unaffected, in a scene reminiscent of Luffy’s confrontations with Enel. Suddenly, a massive explosion rocks the place, capturing everyone’s attention.

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The climax and the imminent battle that will divide the world

The massive explosion is the catalyst for the chapter’s epic final two-page spread, where Luffy, Loki, and Ragnir arrive at the scene and encounter Imu/Gunko. Luffy is shocked to see his companions, Usopp and Brook, injured and unconscious on the ground, a scene that immediately ignites his fury. The sight of his fallen friends intensifies Luffy’s determination to face the enemy that attacked them.

Loki, recognizing the figure, states that it is Imu/Gunko, “the one whose Haki reached even Submundo”, solidifying the opponent’s identity and power. Imu/Gunko, in turn, remains silent, just observing the newcomers. The chapter culminates with a visibly enraged Luffy, glaring at Imu/Gunko. The final exchange of words between Luffy, Loki and Imu/Gunko is charged with tension and portends a confrontation of global proportions.

Luffy declares: “Loki, I’m furious right now.” Loki responds with the same intensity: “And I never intended to take it easy.” Imu/Gunko then utters a dark threat: “Obey me… or die… Nika!! Nidhogg!! Nossa battle will divide this Mundo.” Essa’s last sentence not only highlights the enormity of the threat that Imu/Gunko poses, but also makes a direct mention of Nika, Luffy’s form, and Nidhogg, a likely reference to Loki, setting the stage for a clash that transcends the borders of Elbaph. The chapter ends without a break next week, indicating that the narrative will continue with the same intensity.