What Can We Expect In Chapter 1094 Of One Piece?

The Egghead War intensifies as Luffy engages in a fierce battle against Kizaru, while Zoro confronts Lucci. Meanwhile, Vegapunk makes his way to the Fabria Phase to rescue Bonnie and regain control of the Pacifistas. Luffy and Zoro manage to hold their ground, allowing Vegapunk to successfully retrieve the Pacifistas. 

Chapter 1094 of One Piece promises to continue the clash between Luffy and Kizaru, but with an intriguing twist. Instead of solely focusing on defeating Luffy, Kizaru's top priority in this chapter is to carry out a covert mission - assassinating Vegapunk. Recognizing that a prolonged battle with Luffy could jeopardize this mission, Kizaru opts for diversion tactics. He uses his flashy abilities to keep Luffy occupied while he proceeds with his true objective.

In the upcoming chapter, fans can anticipate Kizaru executing this strategy once more. Vegapunk is currently located in the Fabrio Phase, a place that Kizaru can easily access due to his light-based powers. On the other hand, Luffy might need to break through the Frontier Dome to follow Kizaru, setting the stage for the next phase of their confrontation. Fortunately, Sanji is by Vegapunk's side and can fend off Kizaru if needed.

With Luffy's determination to pursue Kizaru, the Frontier Dome is likely to see action once again as the battle unfolds in Chapter 1094. Additionally, this chapter may feature a battle between the Pacifistas and the Marines stationed in the Fabria Phase. Since most of the nine Vice Admirals are currently on the island, the Pacifistas, previously commanded by Kizaru, have now fallen under the control of Atlas. These powerful cyborgs are tasked with eliminating the Marine threat, setting the stage for an intense showdown.

One Piece Chapter 1094 also provides an opportunity for fans to assess the strength of the Marine Vice Admirals. While their power levels vary, formidable figures like Doll and Doberman are present on Egghead. Other Vice Admirals may also reveal surprising strengths, as they possess hockey skills and combat prowess. These upcoming battles could involve the Vice Admirals facing off against the Mark III Pacifistas or engaging with pirates like Bonnie, Frankie, and Sanji.

Throughout the Egghead Arc, the hierarchy of Pacifista control has been clarified. Vegapunk holds the highest authority over these powerful machines, but the five Elders sit at the pinnacle of this hierarchy. Unbeknownst to Vegapunk, one of the five Elders, Saturn, is near the island on a vessel. Fans anticipate that the Pacifistas may temporarily align with Vegapunk and the Pirates, but Saturn's intervention may compel them to attack the Pirates instead.

Chapter 1093 hinted anonymously at the imminent arrival of this plot point. Should this occur, the Straw Hat Pirates will find themselves cornered by overwhelming enemy forces. Luffy is currently locked in battle against Kizaru, while Zoro faces Lucci. Despite Sanji's strength, he cannot contend with 50 Pacifistas and nine Vice Admirals simultaneously. Jinbei prepares for an escape, and Robin was previously injured, leaving the Straw Hat Pirates lacking the firepower needed to combat these formidable foes.

The situation will worsen if Saturn personally joins the battle. However, a potential trump card remains that could aid them in this dire situation: the Straw Hat Pirates' trump card, the Iron Giant. Awakened by Luffy in the previous chapter through Gear 5, its current target is uncertain. But Luffy's ability to control it suggests its potential in this battle. This formidable ally could help destroy the Navy Fleet and provide an escape route from the island.

To secure victory, the crew must regroup and strategize. Luffy should confront Saturn, likely one of the world's strongest Warrior Gods. Zoro and Sanji must team up to take on Kizaru. Jinbei can face Lucci, similar to his previous battle with Hody Jones. The Iron Giant could handle the Pacifistas, allowing the Straw Hat Pirates to deal with the Vice Admirals individually. This battle will be challenging, but victory is crucial to protect Vegapunk and continue their pirate journey. Another possible scenario could involve Luffy commanding the Iron Giant to transport them away from Egghead Island.

How Powerful Is Borsalino?

 Aokiji and Akainu engaged in a battle for the position of Fleet Admiral, where their strengths were remarkably close, with Akainu having a slight edge in power. This not only supports the notion mentioned earlier but also underscores the nearly equal prowess of the original Admirals.

How does this compare to Luffy?

Eiichiro Oda has assigned bounties to the Marines, potentially serving as an indicator of their capabilities. While it's essential to note that bounties do not provide a precise measure of an individual's strength, they offer a rough estimation of their power, albeit with some exceptions.

Interestingly, both Kizaru and Luffy share an identical bounty: a staggering 3 billion Berries!

In the world of One Piece, few Devil Fruit abilities can rival the sheer power of light manipulation. Kizaru, the possessor of the Glint-Glint Fruit, wields this ability with unmatched prowess. Not only can he move at the speed of light, but he also commands and molds light particles to his will. Kizaru proves equally formidable in both close-quarter combat and long-range warfare. When engaging from a distance, he's capable of precision marksmanship, unleashing a devastating barrage of light particles upon his adversaries. During the Sabaody Archipelago Arc, he even showcased the ability to shape light into a formidable sword. Thanks to his mastery of light, Kizaru boasts superhuman reflexes, enabling him to effortlessly evade unexpected attacks, whether they come from up close or afar.

An occasional online debate centers around whether Silvers Rayleigh could outmatch Kizaru in an all-out duel. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that Rayleigh had to employ observation haki just to keep pace with Kizaru's lightning-fast movements. Even more telling is the fact that Rayleigh grew fatigued after a mere three minutes of battling the admiral. Kizaru's extraordinary speed allows him to seamlessly transition between long-range and close-quarters combat, adjusting the distance to his advantage at will.

Another character often touted for their potential is Enel, the self-proclaimed ruler of Skypiea, known for wielding lightning. However, the speed of lightning he employs (clocking in at 270,000 mph) pales in comparison to the speed of light (an astonishing 670,000,000 mph). Kizaru harnesses this immense velocity in his attacks, rendering them devastatingly effective. Should Kizaru unleash the full extent of his power, it becomes challenging to envision many who could successfully stand against him.

 

Tubi Inks Anime Streaming Deal With One Piece Studio Toei Animation

Tubi, the free streaming service run by Fox Entertainment, has struck a deal with Toei Animation to bring some of the studio’s work to the platform. The deal includes six One Piece TV specials that will come to the streaming service as well as episodes from anime shows including One Piece, Slam Dunk, and Dr. Slump.

Dr. Slump is an anime adaptation of a manga done by Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball (which the show sometimes crosses over with). According to the press release, the version on Tubi will be the first time the show has been available to stream in the US with English subtitles. Looking up the show online shows how hard it’s been to access, with fans talking about a not-well-done DVD release. Having it available to stream, especially for free, should make it easier for hardcore Dragon Ball fans to get a taste of some of its creator’s earlier work.

The full list of content in the deal includes episodes from:

    One Piece
    Saint Seiya: Saintia Sho
    Saint Seiya: Hades
    Ge-Ge-Ge No Kitaro
    Slam Dunk
    Dr. Sump

As well as the six One Piece TV specials:

    3D2Y
    Episode of Sabo
    Adventure of Nebulandia
    Heart of Gold
    Episode of East Blue
    Episode of Skypiea

If you’ve been meaning to watch anything from the list, keep an eye on Tubi. The shows should be available soon for free but as always, they’ll come with ads.

Yu yu Hakusho is Coming to Netflix

Netflix has yet to announce the show's launch, but some users have seen the title appear on their accounts, labeled as 'Coming Soon' and with a premiere date set for June 26. The series first aired in 1992 based on the manga created by Yoshihiro Togashi. It follows the story of delinquent Yusuke Urameshi who dies after saving a kid from a speeding car.

But because neither Heaven nor Hell has made a place for him (due to their surprise over his sacrifice despite his dishonorable history), they then decide to give him a chance to return to the land of the living through a series of tests. He then becomes a Spirit World Detective in charge of investigating supernatural occurrences in the mortal realm. According to the “Coming Soon” page of Netflix, Yu Yu Hakusho is set to arrive on June 26.

HBO Max: The Best Anime to Watch Upon Launch

The long awaited launch of HBO Max is almost here, and there are quite a few anime offerings you're going to want to watch at launch. Not only will the streaming platform be offering a huge selection of Studio Ghibli's films (which will mark the first time each of these films have been made available for streaming), but thanks to partnership with Crunchyroll, HBO Max will be offering a select catalog of anime favorites to check out when you switch onto the streaming service for the very first time.

There will be a number of classic anime shows joining the streaming service some time after the launch of the service, but HBO Max and Crunchyroll will be offering several strong anime right from the jump. It might be overwhelming seeing the collection right when you queue it up for the first time, so ComicBook.com is here to help! Here's a breakdown of the anime you'll want to watch first when HBO Max launches on May 27th, and let us know your favorites in the comments! What will you be watching on HBO Max when it launches? Tell us your picks, and you can even reach out to me directly about it and all other things anime and cool stuff.


Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

The full list of anime available on HBO Max upon launch includes a few classics, and one of the major standouts right from the jump is Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. This franchise has had two notable anime series to its name, but Brotherhood is essentially the "complete" edition of the series as it more closely adapts Hiromu Arakawa's original manga. It's often the one fans suggest more too.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Disregard for alchemy’s laws ripped half of Edward Elric’s limbs from his body and left his brother Alphonse’s soul clinging to a suit of armor. To restore what was lost, the brothers seek the Philosopher’s Stone."

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- (Director's Cut)

With a second season scheduled to debut later this year, there's no better time than now to check out Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World-. One of the biggest Isekai anime series of the 2010s, this series made a major comeback within the last two years with not only an OVA special after the events of the original series, but a special "director's cut" that re-edits the original 20 plus episodes into 13 hour-long adventures.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Natsuki Subaru, an ordinary high school student, is transported to another world where the only person to reach out to him was a beautiful girl with silver hair. Determined to repay her, Subaru agrees to help the girl find something she's looking for."

Konosuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World!

Speaking of great Isekai anime series, Konosuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! truly breaks the mold by putting a hilarious new spin on classic Isekai anime tropes. The series' full two season run is still one of the most popular anime of the 2010s, and now a whole new audience will have access to it for the first time. If you're looking for a dose of kooky comedy with a core cast of dummies, then you'll want to stream this one for sure.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Kazuma Sato is transported to a fantasy world filled with adventure after a traffic accident. Now, along with the goddess Aqua, he is on a quest to solve many of this world's problems."

Kill la Kill

If you want a series that's more action based but still has a bit of goofy comedy, then you'll want to check out Kill la Kill. A debut anime hit from the same studio that would go onto produce anime hits like Little Witch Academia and Promare, Kill la Kill is one series to stream if you don't want to lose your way. Splendidly animated action, hilarious characters, wild personalities, and even wilder climaxes, this one is definitely an eye-opener.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Six years since their collaboration on the ground-breaking anime series, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima are back to shock the world! Ryuko Matoi is a vagrant schoolgirl who enters Honnouji Academy to search for clues to the truth behind her father's death."

Bungo Stray Dogs

If you want an action series that takes itself a bit more seriously, yet still has a wealth of fun character designs and personality, then Bungo Stray Dogs is for you. This three season long series imagines what it would look like if famous authors actually got superpowers inspired by their written works. It will definitely stand out from among the pack of series available to stream, and will be welcome on any queue!

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Kicked out of his orphanage and on the verge of starving to death, Atsushi Nakajima meets members of the "Armed Detective Agency" said to solve incidents that even the military and police won't touch."

Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken

As one of the more recent hits available on the streaming service at launch, Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken is a tight 12 episode series that's sure to bring a smile to your face. A series about a school club in which a trio of young women decide to produce anime, this show offers a deeper look into the creativity it takes to bring anime projects to the screen. It'll definitely make for a good breather in between more intense shows.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Three high school students band together to create an animation club to realize the "ultimate world" that exists in their minds."

Rurouni Kenshin

As one of the older classic hits on the platform, Rurouni Kenshin has a huge collection of episodes to offer. With over 90 episodes in its run, the series has gone down as some of anime fans' favorite action series of the Toonami age. It will most likely find a brand new audience with HBO Max, and could be a great longer binge series to check out in between lighter offerings.

HBO Max and Crunchyroll describe the series as such, "Former government assassin, Kenshin Himura works to keep the peace during the Meiji Era in Japan, a time of troubled renewal after a long and bloody civil war."