One Piece became interesting when Sabo became part of the tournament created by Doflamingo and revealed the Flame-Flame Fruit that many pirates wanted. Luffy and his crew heard this news and decided to go there, and Sabo also heard this news. Sabo and Luffy couldn’t take it if some ordinary pirate ate their brother’s Devil Fruit. We will reveal which episode Sabo ate this Devil Fruit below and other things related to Flame-Flame Fruit. This Devil Fruit is very special to Sabo and Luffy, and it was hidden after Ace’s death, and no one knew that Doflamingo would steal it.
Things became interesting when all pirates arrived on the island to fight for the Flame-Flame Fruit. This Devil Fruit is different from the others, and the pirates know that once they eat, they will possess tremendous powers like Ace before he died. However, no one knew that it was a trap for Doflamingo to achieve his goal and make the Straw Hats pay. Doflamingo has been with different kinds of Devil Fruits, but he didn’t care even if he lost Flame-Fruit since he believed his Devil Fruit is more powerful than Flame-Fruit.
The episode where Sabo ate this Devil Fruit revealed one of the best battles of One Piece. We have seen pirates from different crews reveal their powers during the tournament to win this Devil Fruit. It is one of the Devil Fruits that grab the attention of many powerful pirates that we have never seen in One Piece. However, talking about Sabo and this Devil Fruit will remind anime fans of many interesting scenes of this anime. Let’s find out more about Sabo and Flame-Flame fruit below.
What Episode Does Sabo Eat The Flame Flame Fruit?
Flame-Flame Fruit is also known as “Mera Mera no Mi.” This is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that grants the ability to control the fire after eating it. Sabo ate this Devil Fruit in One Piece Episode 678. This is the episode where Sabo entered a competition hosted by Doflamingo, who was trying to lure the Straw Hats since they foiled his plans in the past. Luffy’s goal was to win the tournament and consume his brother’s Ace Devil Fruit. But he never knew that Sabo wanted to achieve that goal.
Sabo In Disguise
Pirates from different worlds gathered to win Flame-Flame Fruit and get involved in an intense battle, but they were not fighting to kill each other. The pirates begin to knock each other off, but after knowing that Luffy is around, their goal is to take off the strongest warrior first, even though Luffy is unstoppable. Most pirates failed to reach the final battle stage that Luffy and Sabo managed. This episode was titled The Fire Fist Strike as it introduced Sabo’s new powers. Sabo showed his powers before eating the Flame Flame Fruit.
This made Luffy happy, and he realized that it does matter if Sabo or he gets the Devil Fruit. But Luffy changed his mind and allowed Sabo to come out victorious after defeating g many pirates. Sabo conquered the tournament and ate the Flame-Flame Fruit, which gave him new powers similar to that of Ace. He showed the powers of the Devil Fruit and the episode ended. But this led to another battle, and all pirates realized that Doflamingo had fooled them.
Who is Sabo?
Sabo is a boy who grew up with Luffy and Ace ever since childhood. He has blonde hair and light skin; he became Luffy’s brother even though they are not biological siblings. The trio grew up together, taking care of each other, and they have different goals. Sabo was raised by Garp, who sent him to a lady in the mountains since he was busy with Navy work. He got separated from Luffy and Ace when they set on a different journey, but most of the past we saw about Sabo was his childhood with Luffy.
Sabo
But after he ate the Flame-Flame fruit, Sabo became a powerful pirate and began to make his name. Sabo is a caring guy who loves his brother and wants to live in a world that has peace. His relationship with Luffy is like rivals since they want to see who will achieve their goals first.
How Powerful Is The Flame Flame Fruit?
This Devil Fruit possesses tremendous powers and allows the user to unleash a technique called Hiken: “Fire Fist.” This is one of the signatures moves a user can use to finish the battle with a single blow. Sabo has mastered this, and his fist transforms into the fire and lunches it toward his target. This has been shown in One Piece, where it destroyed the entire Corrida Colosseum stage.
Flame Flame Fruit
The wielder of Flame-Flame fruit can also use “Moeru Ryusoken: Kaen Ryuo: Burning Dragon Claw Fist: Fire Flame Dragon King.”This technique is too powerful, and the user combines the Mera Mera no Mi powers with Ryusoken style and slams his opponents. It burns the opponents into dust after making contact. This Devil Fruit also possesses powers and techniques such as Higan and Jujika and fire-based versions of his Ryu no Kagizume. It also has other powers that are yet to be revealed.
“One Piece” is a beloved Japanese manga and anime series that chronicles the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his pirate crew. Luffy, imbued with rubber powers from a mystical fruit Hito Hito no Mi, aspires to become the Pirate King. To achieve this, he seeks the ultimate treasure, the “One Piece,” hidden at the Grand Line’s end. Along the journey, Luffy gathers a diverse crew, confronts formidable foes, and uncovers world-altering secrets, all while promoting themes of friendship, freedom, and adventure.
Koriandr, better known to the world as Starfire, is a DC superhero. She is an alien who found a home on Earth and is the love interest of Robin (Nightwing). She is from the comic book and TV series Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go. Koriandr is portrayed as a physically and mentally strong character, even stronger than Cyborg in many aspects. All her abilities are ESP based and are fueled by emotions. For example, her ability to fly can be unlocked by having happy thoughts, similar to Unicorn Kitty in the Lego Movie, and her iconic yet destructive bolt energy is driven by focusing fury and channeling rage.
Starfire is not an earthling. She’s a Tamaranean, an alien from the planet Tamaran and is the younger princess of the planet. Starfire became the ruler after she defeated her tyrannical older sister, Blackfire, over an episode-long battle. However, she gave up her throne and forfeited her identity as a Tamaranean by calling Earth her real home.
Who Does Starfire End Up With?
Starfire and Dick (Richard John “Dick” Grayson) had a passionate romance during their time together in the Teen Titans. The two almost married, but after having their wedding day ruined by the duo’s tantrums and differences, they realized they weren’t meant for each other.
Starfire and Nightwing, The Iconic Duo
However, they still have feelings for each other. In the mini-book series called Titans, Dick and Starfire investigate an old woman’s house, and out of the blue, Dick asks Kory if they should be a couple again. Kory is moved by that and asks Dick if he ever truly loved her and is willing to invest in a lifelong relationship with her. Sadly, Dick promptly denies loving her, meaning that though Kory loves Dick and cares for him, Dick has moved on from his time with Kory. The show suggests that Dick likes her but not as a lover.
Nightwing Arrives to Rescue
On the other side of the multiverse, we have the same Grayson as the Nightwing. His open relationship with Starfire has been one of his major character arcs over the decades since his inception, and it sent him on his private quests of redemption. However, he’s not always successful in the romantic side of life, and his relationship with Batgirl felt unnatural and forced to the audience. It was bizarre and looked as though plot points were being connected than having mutual chemistry. And the relationship certainly falls short while comparing the relationship he had with Starfire.
The New Teen Titans show was more than a blockbuster hit for DC. It was also the key to Grayson’s arc and acted as a series canon. Upon meeting Starfire on his first mission, Grayson changed from his brooding frame to a more lovable character. Starfire and Nightwing shared a unique connection that wasn’t seen in DC before, and her character instilled confidence and love in him, pulling him away from the shadow of the caped crusader. This transformation led Nightwing to forever let go of his identity as the Robin and become a better hero.
Batgirl-and-Nightwing
Unfortunately, their relationship was abruptly cut short due to creative differences in the DC Comic Studio. The new DC team wanted the iconic character to be more of a Batman and brood, and for the time being, the duo was forced to separate. Talk about Zack Snyder’s Justice League before Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Since Starfire was a Teen Titans character, this was the last straw, and the romantic couple parted ways amicably. Over the decades, there were rumors of new leads coming and repairing this long-lost love. But unfortunately, the current DC studio doesn’t seem to be interested in exploring those missed opportunities and is actively pursuing an unholy relationship that should’ve never existed in the first place.
Nightwing’s New Love Interest
Nightwing and his girlfriend Batgirl hasn’t been a thing until the late 2000s. This inorganic, forced relationship was for marketing purposes in the ever-evolving cash cow called the batman universe. The comic Nightwing Annual had a scene that strikes out as a sore thumb. Yep, we’re talking about the scene in which Barbara pursues Dick romantically, only to be greeted by Starfire. This scene, in its twisted way, was meant to show Barbara as true love, with Starfire acting as a secondary character trying to butt in.
