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Spoilers for Chapter 1192 of 'One Piece': Usopp's Moment has Arrived

Spoilers for Chapter 1192 of 'One Piece': Usopp's Moment has Arrived

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FOLIO OTONITY – The wait and hiatus are over. The “One Piece” manga returns this week with Chapter 1192, and as expected, insiders have already started sharing the first spoilers online. Just a few minutes ago, a leaker named Pewpiece shared a series of leaks about what happens in this latest chapter, so below you’ll find a summary of all that information, fully translated.

The chapter, titled “We’ll Never Forgive Him,” opens with a cover illustration featuring Franky alongside a group of dogs.


After being hit by a combined attack from Chapter 1191, Imu is sent flying through the air and lands quite a distance away, but Luffy and Loki immediately give chase. The protagonist tries to strike him, but the villain activates a protective barrier called the “Shield of Emptiness” and successfully deflects the attack, causing Luffy’s hand to start bleeding.

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Gaban kept telling Luffy to flee Elbaph, since there was no point in continuing to fight such a formidable opponent. But then, Usopp suddenly appeared on Hajrudin’s shoulder and replied that they couldn’t just run away and abandon the giants, since the giants had helped them in the past.

Usopp then said, “I don’t care about Joy Boy, Nika, or even Gol D. Roger, and I don’t care if the giants consider Luffy a god. If they try to take away Luffy’s freedom to save Elbaph, we’ll never forgive them!”

Meanwhile, Loki and Luffy launched an amazing combined attack: Luffy landed on top of Ragnir, and as the giant slammed into the ground to unleash lightning, Luffy was hurled into the air along with them. Then, Luffy pierced Imu’s shield with his “Gomu Gomu no Thor Bullet” and struck Imu right in the center of his stomach, causing him to stretch like rubber.

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