ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Saint Saturn Executed!? Saint Garling Becomes His Successor!

ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Has the Revolutionary Army Finally Taken Full Action!?

Thank you for reading this review and analysis of ONE PIECE Chapter 1125, where we’ll explore the latest developments, including Saint Saturn’s execution and the Revolutionary Army’s decisive move.

I’m your host, Jack Ocean.

This article will discuss the following points from Jump’s 41st issue, with some spoilers included:

• ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Saint Saturn Purges Vice Admiral Doberman!
• ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Saint Garling Joins the FIVE ELDERS?
• ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Saint Saturn Executed? The Revolutionary Army Unveils the Truth!
• ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Reflections on Chapter 1126

ONE PIECE Chapter 1125 Review & Analysis | Saint Saturn Purges Vice Admiral Doberman!

Chapter 1125 starts with Rob Lucci and Kaku reuniting with the CP agents, reporting that they’ve killed Stussy. Meanwhile, the sole remaining member of the FIVE ELDERS on the battlefield, Saint Saturn, mutters to himself, “We’ve acquired what we needed. This will suffice for now,” as if trying to reassure himself.

However, the Navy discusses how they failed to capture the Straw Hat Pirates and Jewelry Bonney, and they plan to head to Elbaf.

Saint Saturn tells them to stay away from Elbaf and remarks that their true failure lies in their inability to stop Vegapunk’s broadcast.

It seems that Saint Saturn had been researching the iron giant, Emet, to use it as a tool for the Celestial Dragons.

Vice Admiral Doberman, however, asks, “If you say that failing to stop Vegapunk’s broadcast is the true failure, does that mean Vegapunk’s words are the truth?”

In response, Saint Saturn delivers a blow so powerful it could be seen as a purge, inflicting a fatal wound!

It seems the FIVE ELDERS remain as vile and irredeemable as ever!

Meanwhile, Yoku discovers the out-of-control movement of the Cloud Lift.

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