One Piece episode 1132 preview teases Kuma and Ginny's tearful reunion

Following Ginny’s capture by the World Government in the previous episode, fans are desperate to learn if One Piece episode 1132 sheds light on her status in any way. While pre-release leaks are unlikely, the anime has thankfully released an official preview video for the upcoming installment.

Likewise, Ginny does appear in the One Piece episode 1132 preview, suggesting that the two reunite by the end of the upcoming installment. However, several scenes also indicate that the couple may not get the happy ending fans hope to see for them.

One Piece episode 1132 preview teases Bonney’s birth as Kuma and Ginny say a final goodbye

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The One Piece episode 1132 preview begins with a shot of a bloodied and furious Bartholomew Kuma dropping into a battlefield. He’s then seen viciously attacking a group of soldiers presumably allied with the World Government. His rage is further highlighted by a close-up shot of his eye, narrowed and shaking with anger. He’s shown standing emotionlessly in the middle of the battlefield as blood drips from his hands.

A quick shot of Monkey D. Dragon intersperses this, suggesting the two may be at odds over how Kuma is handling his Revolutionary Army responsibilities. A massive blast of Kuma’s powers follows before the focus shifts to someone with pink hair in a hood, seemingly sailing the seas. This character not only has pink hair but also sports a blue marking on their face. They’re panting, indicating they’re unwell.

The One Piece episode 1132 preview then depicts Kuma crying as he leans on a table in front of a Transponder Snail. Emporio Ivankov is seen running somewhere with a worried look on his face before Kuma is shown sobbing. He’s then seen using his powers to fly through the air, only to be seen sobbing once again. A shot of Ginny smiling and speaking while standing in front of a bright white light follows, along with a shot of a newborn baby crying.

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The preview video ends with Kuma crying as he kneels in the church where he and Ginny once lived together. The final moments of this ending focus on the sun rising and shining through the window as he does so. With all this in mind, the narrative for the upcoming installment becomes fairly clear. Firstly, it appears that the episode will focus on how Kuma has grown angrier and more resentful since Ginny was captured by the World Government.

The episode should then reveal that Ginny has somehow escaped from the World Government, as she’s likely the pink-haired character wearing a cloak. However, the markings on her face suggest that she’s unwell in some way. Kuma flying through the air indicates that he’s on his way to meet her in the church where they spent their lives together. However, this seems to be their final goodbye as Kuma is left to raise her child, Jewelry Bonney, by himself.

Final thoughts

The One Piece episode 1132 preview teases Ginny and Kuma's final goodbye (Image via Toei Animation)

While it’s difficult to say for sure if this is the direction the upcoming installment will take, there’s no other significant way to interpret this preview clip. At the very least, it’s clear that Ginny will reappear in One Piece episode 1132 with the newborn Jewelry Bonney beside her. Given that Bonney has yet to mention Ginny despite recognizing Kuma as her father, it seems likely that she dies here before Bonney has a chance to remember her as her mother.

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