Episode 930— A Lead Performer! Queen the Plague Emerges!
Aired June 27, 2020 · 24 min

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At the Excavation Labor Camp in Udon, Luffy attempts to rescue Old Man Hyo and confronts Vice Warden Daifuku and Warden Babanuki, despite his physical strength being diminished by the Sea Prism Stone cuffs. When Queen the Plague, a lead performer of the Animal Kingdom Pirates, arrives at the camp, Luffy manages to make a successful escape.
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