Image: Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha/ Fuji Television Network/ Toei Animation
AMBot | 07/14/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
On Egghead, Kuma completes his transformation into a full Pacifista. In emotional farewell scenes with Vegapunk, he transfers his memories into a floating "bubble" that documents his life – from his time as a slave to rescuing Bonney and his deeds as a revolutionary. The animation uses warm color tones for flashbacks and cool, clinical palettes for the cyborg operation to symbolize the loss of his humanity.
Parallelly, Bonney begins her journey as a pirate. With the help of Queen Conney and fishermen like Gyogyo, she escapes the Sorbet Kingdom. In the confrontation with CP8 agent Alpha, she activates her Devil Power "Nika-Like Future" – a homage to Kuma's tales of the "Warrior of Liberation" – and defeats Alpha with a single strike. This marks the birth of the Bonney Pirates.
The episode concludes with the transition back to Egghead, where Kuma now acts as a mindless weapon of the World Government. His stored memories float as the last testament of his humanity above the lab, while Bonney – unaware of his fate – begins her search for him on the high seas.
Parallelly, Bonney begins her journey as a pirate. With the help of Queen Conney and fishermen like Gyogyo, she escapes the Sorbet Kingdom. In the confrontation with CP8 agent Alpha, she activates her Devil Power "Nika-Like Future" – a homage to Kuma's tales of the "Warrior of Liberation" – and defeats Alpha with a single strike. This marks the birth of the Bonney Pirates.
The episode concludes with the transition back to Egghead, where Kuma now acts as a mindless weapon of the World Government. His stored memories float as the last testament of his humanity above the lab, while Bonney – unaware of his fate – begins her search for him on the high seas.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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