One Piece Chapter 1130 Review – The Accursed Prince

One Piece Chapter 1130 Review – The Accursed Prince
56 / 100 SEO Score

On the Great Eirik, Franky tells the Giants to cease the search for Luffy’s group, as he is confident that despite them not being here, they are still alive. Robin adds that they have done all they can do for now so they should just head for Elbaph and wait for them. Jinbe agrees, stating that his shark network is exhausted from searching, and Brook reminds them that they are out of food. The Giants accept these reasons and set course for Elbaph.

One Piece Chapter 1130 review

Speaking of Luffy’s group, the six of them managed to escape the room, where they see a giant tree and several giant snowy mountains, with a large rope bridge connecting the castle they were just in to another location upwards. They see two giants crossing the bridge, who turn out to be Gerd and Goldberg, the respective doctor and cook of the New Giant Warrior Pirates. Gerd asks Goldberg why Hajrudin let Road into their crew, with Goldberg saying it is because he’s a good navigator. Gerd, however, expresses her dislike of Road, saying that while Loki is the “Shame of Elbaph”, she thinks Road deserves that title more, with Goldberg agreeing with her.

Gerd asks her owl, Piper, if she saw Road’s crow carrying a ship to the castle, which she confirms. Goldberg says they are supposed to arrest intruders, but Road keeps smuggling them into the country, to which if they find them, they’ll report to Jarul. Meanwhile, Luffy’s group hides from the two, and Usopp deduces from their conversation that they have indeed reached Elbaph. Luffy prepares to call out to them but Nami stops him out of fear that they’ll consider them intruders. Gerd and Goldberg turn to where the crew was when they hear something but they see nothing, so they continue to the castle.

The Straw Hats continue to walk on the rope bridge, though they try to be careful because there are giant wolves below. Luffy, however, senses something that gives him goosebumps. He tells everyone he heard something back in the diorama and he decides to go on ahead to check it out.

Back out at sea, the Giant Warrior Pirates are shocked to learn that the papers are reporting them as the attackers of Egghead. In addition, Dorry and Brogy’s bounties have both jumped up to 1,800,000,000 Belly, even though the both of them don’t consider themselves back. Also, Luffy is being blamed for killing Dr. Vegapunk, with a picture of him in Gear Fifth being used in the paper. Interestingly, Robin notices an “X” mark on his arm, which she didn’t notice him having when he changes into his awakened form. Also, while the image of Luffy is blurry, the mark is very clear, but the group decides not to worry about it despite its familiarity to Robin.

Dorry and Brogy are impressed that Luffy is now on the same level as Shanks, and express pride that Hajrudin has sworn loyalty to him, even revealing that he is the son of the king of Elbaph. They also reveal that he personally wanted to come and save the Straw Hats, but Dorry and Brogy’s seniority beat him out. The giants do admit there is trouble in Elbaph currently, to the crew’s surprise.

The Giants explain that long ago, Elbaph had a prince who they called the “Accursed Prince”. According to them he devoted himself to darkness and was crucified, and when he attempted to escape Elbaph, everyone worked together to subdue him. Jinbe beings suspecting the prince’s name as the Giants continue, revealing that he killed his own father, King Harald, in order to acquire a Devil Fruit that had been passed down among the royal family, and that if he ever escapes imprisonment, it’ll be the end of Elbaph.

Sure enough, the prince the Giants were talking about was Loki, who Luffy ends up finding after leaving the group, the former’s intense Haki being what Luffy sensed. Loki senses Luffy despite his eyes being blindfolded and has him introduce himself, which Luffy does. Luffy asks where they are and who he is, and Loki says they are in Elbaph, which he calls the land where wars come from. He also introduces himself as the Sun God who will bring about the end of the world.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest Posts

About Author

Agent Orange

Meet Virtus (Agent Orange), the creative force behind OnePieceTrend.com’s engaging content. His enthusiasm for anime, manga, and video games is not just a hobby, but a driving force in his editorial work. You’ve likely read many of his articles—some that resonated with you, and maybe a few that sparked debate. Away from the keyboard, Virtus revisits the adventures of Luffy and his crew in One Piece and challenges himself in his all-time favorite games.

Favorite Anime: Virtus’s admiration for One Piece is as vast as the Grand Line itself. For over a decade, Eiichiro Oda’s masterpiece has been his wellspring of inspiration, a testament to his unwavering fandom.

Favorite Games: Virtus’s gaming roots are entwined with the strategic depths of MOBA games. From the classic battles of Dota to the dynamic arenas of Dota 2 and League of Legends, these games are his digital playground.

Favorite TV Shows: A connoisseur of compelling narratives, Virtus finds solace in the intricate worlds of fantasy fiction. George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series holds a special place in his heart, naturally extending his fandom to the epic sagas of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.