Episode 193 — One Piece

: This bizarre exit sets up one of the most famous "Cover Stories" in the manga— Enel’s Great Space Operations —where he discovers ancient lunar civilizations, though this has yet to be adapted into the main anime. Wholesome Post-War Moments

: Pagaya, Conis’ father, is revealed to be alive after everyone (including his daughter) thought he had been vaporized by Enel's lightning.

If you've just finished this episode, many fans recommend the next arc, the G-8 filler arc (Episodes 196–206). Despite being non-canon, it is frequently cited as one of the best filler arcs in anime history because of its humor and tactical writing. One Piece Episode 193

: Cricket realizes the "giants" seen in the clouds were actually just the massive shadows of the people living on the Sky Island, cast by the sun. Enel’s "Great Space Operations"

: Luffy finally rings the legendary Golden Bell, a sound that echoes all the way down to the Blue Sea . : This bizarre exit sets up one of

: On Jaya, Mont Blanc Cricket and his crew hear the bell, finally proving that the "City of Gold" was real and in the sky all along. This vindicates Cricket's ancestor, Mont Blanc Noland, who was branded a liar 400 years prior.

: For the first time in centuries, the Skypieans and the Shandia stop fighting and celebrate together around a massive bonfire. Despite being non-canon, it is frequently cited as

: After his defeat, Enel doesn't just disappear; he boards his massive Ark Maxim and heads for the moon, which he calls " Fairy Vearth ".