One Piece Episode 1082: Release date & spoilers

Tulisha srivastava
One Piece Episode 1082 spoilers

One Piece Episode 1082 will feature a thrilling moment as the Admiral defeats strong fighters in Wano – so here are the release date and spoilers.

One Piece’s epic Wano Country is closing the curtain with the return of the fan-favorite character, Shanks. In a recent episode, as the world is shocked by Luffy’s new bounty and the announcement of two new Yonkos, Shanks reminisces about his brief time with kid Luffy in Foosha Village.

He appears proud of how far Luffy has come in such a short time. Furthermore, he also declares his intention to claim One Piece. However, the situation in Wano is dire as none of the fighters are able to defeat Admiral Ryokugyu.

The upcoming episode will feature the Akayaza Nine, Yamato, and Momonosuke struggling to defeat the Admiral, but they soon get help from an unexpected ally. Delve deeper to find out the release date and spoilers for One Piece Episode 1082.

One Piece Episode 1082 release date and time

One Piece Episode 1082 will be released on November 5 at 9:30am JST. It is a weekly anime that drops every Sunday. 

The episode will be available to stream across various time zones after it’s released in Japan. You can find your time zone below:

  • 7:00pm PT 
  • 9:00pm Central Time 
  • 10:00pm Eastern Time Zone 
  • 3:00am UK 
  • 7:30am India Standard Time 
  • 11:30am Australia

One Piece Episode 1082 preview and spoilers

One Piece Episode 1082 preview and spoilers

One Piece Episode 1082 is titled “The Coming of the New Era! The Red-Haired’s Imperial Rage.” The episode will continue with the fight against Ryokugyu. As the fighters struggle against the force of nature, Kozuki Sukiyaki leads Robin and Law inside his secret chamber.

He reveals that a “different” Wano was sunk underwater about 800 years ago. There was once a Wano Country built around an enormous Fuji mountain. However, at some point, massive walls grew around the island, and rainwater filled inside. People abandoned the flooded regions and instead created a new country on the new land at the side of the mountain. That new land is the Wano as we know it today.

There’s also a Road Poneglyph in the chamber. He also reveals that the ancient weapon Pluton lies at the bottom of the real Wano. The walls must be torn apart to retrieve it, which is the literal meaning of “opening up Wano’s borders.”

The scene again shifts back to the fight as the Admiral is shocked by the mighty Conqueror’s Haki directed towards him. He recognizes it belongs to Shanks as the duo converses from miles away. Shanks is incredibly annoyed at Ryokugyu taking advantage of the situation and attacking Wano when everyone is still injured from the battle.

Shanks questions him if he’s that afraid of the “new era.” In response, the Admiral admits defeat and leaves the country. Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, and Jinbe are hanging out together. Jinbe wonders who that monstrous Haki could belong to, and Luffy simply replies by saying it reminds him of a familiar face.

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About The Author

Tulisha is an anime writer at Dexerto. In the past, she has worked for Comic Book Resources. She is most knowledgeable about Shonen series, particularly One Piece and Jujutsu Kaisen. You can contact her at tulisha.srivastava@dexerto.com