One Piece Chapter 1127: Elbaf Arc Launches with the Monster Trio Potentially Consuming a Local Deity

One Piece chapter 1127 has officially kicked off the Elbaf arc, shedding light on Nami and her crew’s current predicament as they navigate strange adversaries in their quest for reunion.

The story centers around a Giant village, likely situated on the island of Elbaf, further confirming that the Elbaf arc is underway. However, it appears that the Straw Hats might not be making the best impression on the local inhabitants.

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One Piece chapter 1127: A thrilling introduction to the Elbaf arc

Nami and Usopp take center stage in One Piece chapter 1127 (Image via Toei Animation)

Titled “Adventure in the Land of Mystery,” One Piece chapter 1127 begins with a cover story featuring Yamato on their pilgrimage through Wano, meeting Inuarashi, the new Daimyo of Kuri, who expresses concern over recent disappearances. The chapter then transitions to an Elbaf village, characterized by its LEGO-like construction.

A fire breaks out, alarming the Giants due to the risk it poses to the Yggdrasil tree, a crucial element of Elbaf’s ecosystem and culture. The locals discuss alerting the Sun God and notice a swarm of giant bees known as Stingermol that seem to have been attacked. Additionally, word spreads about a giant rabbit called the Ear God being injured, which leaves the villagers in shock.

Next, the narrative shifts to Big Steinn Castle, where Nami, distressed after vanquishing a Stingermol with Zeus’ assistance, bemoans her unfamiliar surroundings and calls out for Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, or even Usopp to come to her aid. As she gathers her bearings, she hears Usopp’s voice and rushes towards him, but missteps and encounters a giant hedgehog.

Startled, the hedgehog begins to chase her, but Nami soon finds Usopp, who is trapped in the clutches of a regal feline demanding assistance. Nami decides to use Zeus to combat the hedgehog, which causes the balcony they’re on to collapse, sending them towards Usopp and the cat. The hedgehog lands on the cat, shocking it but failing to knock it out.

As the cat pursues Nami and Usopp, they contemplate their recent memories, revealing Usopp’s amusing Viking-inspired attire featuring striped trousers and a fake beard. They recall indulging in absinthe, leading to their unusual hallucinations while trapped high above the ground.

Confident in his assumptions, Usopp chooses not to avoid the cat, believing it to be an illusion, resulting in a chaotic fall through the wall onto the ground below. The cat transforms into a lion and charges at them, forcing Nami to use Usopp as a shield. Fortunately, Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji arrive just in time, unleashing attacks that subdue the lion, mirroring an iconic scene from chapter 162.

The Monster Trio showcases their strength in the climactic moments of One Piece chapter 1127 (Image via Toei Animation)

As One Piece chapter 1127 concludes, Sanji rushes to Nami, while Luffy remarks on the potential taste of the cat and the delicious grilled rabbit they had earlier, presumably the Ear God. Zoro’s focus shifts to the lion’s transformation, paired with their intriguing outfits: Luffy dons a black cape with rounded horns, Zoro sports leather armor and ski goggles, while Sanji wears heavy armor and carries a sword akin to Nami’s. Luffy expresses a desire to find more rabbits, Zoro prioritizes locating their ship and crew, and Sanji plans to return for honey from the beehive. The chapter concludes with Nami bewildered and distressed over their bizarre situation, and it’s announced that the series will take a break next week.

One Piece chapter 1127: Conclusion

While One Piece chapter 1127 appears to officially commence the Elbaf arc, the Straw Hats seem to be stirring up chaos, particularly with the Monster Trio at the helm. Additionally, the absence of Tony Tony Chopper suggests he might also be in Elbaf, potentially causing his own trouble. As the series resumes with chapter 1128, fans eagerly await a clearer understanding of the arc’s trajectory and future developments.

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