A Hero Who Freed the Slaves! An Adventurer Tiger!

Fish-Man Island Arc

A Hero Who Freed the Slaves! An Adventurer Tiger! - 奴隷解放の英雄　冒険家タイガー (Dorei Kaihō no Eiyū - Bōkensha Taigā)

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Jimbei relates the intriguing history of Queen Otohime, passionate champion for brokering peace between the Fish-Men and humans; and Fisher Tiger, liberator of slaves whose adventures inspired the Arlong Pirates - the passions and actions of these two dramatic figures who changed the Fish-Man Island!
— FUNimation

Summary

Episode Synopsis

A Hero Who Freed the Slaves! An Adventurer Tiger!

Kanji	奴隷解放の英雄　冒険家タイガー
Romaji	Dorei Kaihō no Eiyū - Bōkensha Taigā

Air Dates

	March 25, 2012
	March 24, 2012

Counterpart

Manga

Ch. 621 (Vol. 63)

Theme Music

Opening

"We Go" by Hiroshi Kitadani

Written and Composed by Shouko Fujibayashi and Kouhei Tanaka

(List of theme music)

(Synopsis Pending)

Points of Interest

This episode begins the flashback portion of the Fish-Man Island Arc,
The name Otohime comes from the tale of Urashima Taro.
It's revealed in this episode that Jimbei was once a member of the Ryugu Palace Army.
This episode is Arlong's first real story based appearance since the end of the Arlong Park Arc that wasn't a flash back of those events.
The truth of what happened to Fisher Tiger during his journey will not be revealed until Ep. ??.

Moves This Episode

Character	Technique Name
Otohime	Observation Haki

A Hero Who Freed the Slaves! An Adventurer Tiger!

Fish-Man Island Arc