One Piece: Flame Emperor Sabo's Fate, Explained

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Sabo is Luffy's older brother and one of the most important characters in Eiichiro Oda's One Piece. Introduced for the first time during Luffy's flashback after the Summit War, Sabo is the son of the Nobles of Goa Kingdom. At a very young age, he created a special bond with Ace and Luffy and declared himself to be their brother. Sabo's life was quite restricting and, ever since he was a child, he aimed to find true freedom. As such, he wanted to be a pirate at first. However, as things turned out, Sabo ended up joining the Revolutionary Army and has, since then, become their Chief of Staff.

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Currently, Sabo is one of the major players in the One Piece world, and recently, he even led the attack on Mary Geoise, declaring war on the Celestial Dragons on behalf of the Revolutionary Army. After managing to free Kuma, it was revealed that Sabo was now known throughout the world as the Flame Emperor and had become even more famous than Dragon himself. His fate was finally revealed and he was declared safe. However, recently, Sabo has found himself in trouble once again as he is being targeted by none other than Imu themselves.

Sabo, along with three of the Revolutionary Army Commanders in Karasu, Lindbergh, and Morley, attacked Mariejois, the Holy Land of the Celestial Dragons. There, they declared war on their kind and also freed Bartholomew Kuma. To do this, Sabo and his Commanders fought against two of the Navy Admirals in Fujitora and Green Bull. Together, they managed to emerge victorious in the clash and successfully take Kuma from the Holy Land. At the same time, Sabo gained great fame as he was framed for the murder of King Cobra of Arabasta Kingdom. In One Piece 1060, fans