What Episode Did Ace Die in One Piece?

Have you ever wondered in which episode the heart-wrenching event of Ace’s death occurs in One Piece? Let’s dive straight into the details and find out.

In the vast sea of adventures and epic battles that One Piece offers, one moment stands out for its emotional intensity. Many fans of the series often ask, “What episode did Ace die in One Piece?” Let’s answer that question without further ado.

The Tragic Farewell to Ace

Ace, the beloved brother of Monkey D. Luffy, meets his tragic end in episode 483. This episode is titled “Looking for the Answer – Fire Fist Ace Dies on the Battlefield.” It is one of the most impactful moments in the entire One Piece saga.

The event occurs during the Summit War of Marineford, an epic showdown that pits the might of the Whitebeard Pirates against the world government and its navy. Despite the efforts of Luffy and his allies to save him, Ace sacrifices himself to protect his brother, marking a pivotal moment in the series that deeply affects Luffy and sets the stage for future events.

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