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One Piece S04E119, Secret of Powerful Swordplay! Ability to Cut Steel and the Rhythm Things Have!S04E119

One Piece · Season 4

One Piece season 4 episode 119: Secret of Powerful Swordplay! Ability to Cut Steel and the Rhythm Things Have!

Aired 21 July 200224 minRated M

8.1TMDB · 16 votesMark watched

Where to watch One Piece Season 4 in Australia

One Piece season 4 is streaming in Australia on Netflix (subscription).

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

What happens in “Secret of Powerful Swordplay! Ability to Cut Steel and the Rhythm Things Have!”

While Miss. Doublefinger's fight with Nami was challenging, Zoro is having an even more difficult time fighting Mr.1: A man who can change his entire body into steel - something that Zoro cannot cut. As Zoro nears death, he must discover the secret to "the breath of all things".

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 28 of 39 of season 4, so watch episodes 92 to 118 first.
  • It runs about 24 minutes.
  • TMDB users rate it 8.1 out of 10 (16 votes).

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Previous · S04E118Secret Passed Down in the Royal Family! The Ancient Weapon Pluton!14 July 2002Next · S04E120The Battle is Over! Koza Raises the White Flag!4 August 2002
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