The episode ends with a tense moment as Lieutenant Drake enters the operating room. Dr. Kobato, now finding her voice, demands he leave, protecting her "staff" and asserting that only those dedicated to saving lives belong in the infirmary.
Do you think is the smartest antagonist the crew has faced yet? 198 : Captured Zoro! Chopper's Emergency Operat...
What makes Episode 198 a fan favorite is how it balances comedy and character growth. Watching Nami act as a nurse—despite having zero medical knowledge—while Chopper secretly directs the surgery is classic One Piece humor. The episode ends with a tense moment as
Despite being in enemy territory and at risk of capture, Chopper’s doctor’s oath takes precedence over his safety. This episode serves as a beautiful reminder of Chopper's character: Do you think is the smartest antagonist the
On the other side of the base, Zoro’s imprisonment provides the episode's levity. True to his character, he doesn't seem particularly bothered by his shackles, even taking a nap while under interrogation by . His confidence is a stark contrast to Chopper’s frantic, life-saving surgery, highlighting the different ways the crew handles pressure. Why This Episode Works
Meanwhile, and Nami are hiding in plain sight within the base's infirmary. The situation takes a turn for the medical when a ship of injured Marines arrives, and the resident physician, Dr. Kobato , is revealed to have a debilitating fear of blood. Chopper’s Medical Prowess