One Piece Episode 1079: Release date & spoilers

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One Piece Episode 1079 will feature the celebratory banquet before the Straw Hats leave for another adventure. Here are the release date and spoilers. 

One Piece’s epic Wano Country Saga is finally nearing its end as Luffy and his allies have defeated two Yonkos, disrupting the overall balance of power in the world. The fights may have ended, but the Saga will continue on for a few more episodes.

After 20 years of suffering, the people of Wano finally witness a new dawn as the rightful heir of the Kozuki Clan claims the title of Shogun. Hence, the entire country has more than enough reason to celebrate.

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However, the troubles in Wano are far from over, as another threat heads towards Wano. Delve deeper to find out the release date and spoilers for One Piece Episode 1079.

One Piece Episode 1079 release date and time

One Piece Episode 1079 will be released on October 15 at 9:30am JST. The episode has been delayed by a week. On October 8, a recap episode from Bartolomeo’s POV will be broadcast. Therefore, the preview for the upcoming episode isn’t out yet.

The episode will be available to stream across various time zones after it’s released in Japan. You can find your time zone below:

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  • 7:00pm PT 
  • 9:00pm Central Time 
  • 10:00pm Eastern Time Zone 
  • 3:00am UK 
  • 7:30am India Standard Time 
  • 11:30am Australia

One Piece Episode 1079 spoilers

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One Piece Episode 1079 is titled: “The Morning Arrives! Luffy and Everyone’s Relaxation!” It will adapt chapter 1052 from the manga, featuring the celebration banquet held in Wano. Gorosei worries about Nika’s descent on earth as well as the defeat of two Yonkos. No matter how much they try, they cannot cover up such a scandal.

In Wano, Basil Hawkins reveals that the man with less than one percent chance of surviving wasn’t Drake but him. He also shared the reason he was working for Kaido was because he was afraid of death. A week after the incident, schools are finally teaching the true history of the Kozuki Clan.

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Before, Orochi and his subordinates would antagonize the Kozuki Clan so the future generation would come to hate them. However, Wano has always been ruled by the Kozuki Clan, who are known for their bravery as Samurai and great leaders.

The legend of Kozuki Oden will be passed down now that the people are free from Kaido and Orochi’s tyranny. On the other hand, Kin’emon and the others mourn the death of Ashura and Izou, who died valiantly in the battle to free Wano.

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Luffy and the others are up and running, enjoying the banquets and baths. They’re also finding it difficult to get used to Momo’s sudden growth. Scratchmen Apoo brings the new bounties of Luffy, Law, and Kid. However, the upcoming episode will not reveal that. The episode will end with Admiral Ryokugyu heading toward Wano.

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