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One Piece Episode 950 UNCUT REACTION! (Patreon)

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2026-08-31 05:20:10
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Sanji Joestar

Finally I've been WAITING for this one

ChocoBoshi

Early upload while I eat dinner yay

Sanji Joestar

Yasunori Koyama is credited as director for this episode and this absolute genius is insane when it comes to presentation. I particularly love his use of strong colors to contrast everything else on screen. This episode is probably one of the first favorites in Wano where it just outshines the manga content by even adding more thus elevating it for our viewing experience. Just amazing.

Sanji Joestar

Ashura started out as the chief of bandits defeated by Oden, then later joined under him and even stayed loyal until he eventually all lost hope. Thus falling again into his old terrible habits, nothing to be proud of. He was particularly irritated by the idea of Luffy's actions giving false hope back to people. He couldn't really stand it. The Sunacchi scene echoing makes his experience truly chilling, putting 20years into real perspective. He quickly became a character i really like.

Sanji Joestar

Random Fun Fact This episode was the first time (iirc) an episode and its corresponding chapter matched numbers. Ep950 adapting Ch950.

100Rainy

Probably the best episode of this act imo, the direction was peak cinema

100Rainy

I had a feeling it was Koyama, I'm more familiar with his later masterpiece episodes but it makes sense that this was his work too

Sanji Joestar

The translation for Sunacchi is pretty accurate. If I'm not misinformed, It basically means to 'throw away your name and wits'. To act without thinking or ego. And as you spotted that's why Kiku didn't want someone like Momo, whose name holds importance, to use it. (There's a difference in the way it's written when Momo and Zoro say it. Their text is written using hiragana showing they're simply repeating the word phonetically. While the samurai in this flashback know and understand its meaning.)

Artemis

The skepticism of the Udon prisoners is incredibly logical when you look at it from their perspective of what they went through considering the people of Wano experienced absolute misery entirely at the hands of pirates. Kaido and the Beast Pirates enslaved the population, forced them into brutal labor camps, poisoned their water supply, and drove them to starvation for over 20 years. As a viewer, it can be hard to feel the full weight of this moment when you don’t have all the historical context yet. However, once you put yourself in the prisoners shoes and realize the heavy toll 20 years of oppression took on them, their complete submission and eventual change of heart, makes perfect sense. That’s why Momonosuke was the ultimate turning point. It took the bloodline of Kozuki Oden, the legendary Daimyo and the symbol of Wano’s prosperous past, to finally shatter their despair and make them believe that freedom was actually possible. Luffy inspired them to stand up and refuse a horrific death at the hands of the virus how ever, it was Momo who truly liberated them from their mental suppression and transformed their hearts. Now the final battle is getting closer and closer.

Mainque

Whats happening with demons of the shadow realm?

Matthew Gilroy

It is only natural that for an anime adaptation that spans 200 episodes, episodes like these have been lost to time. No one remembers it, but it was a great adaptation of the manga material, and Toei deserves props for it

Oussama Essamadi

Aside from the obvious artistic flair in this episode, the character designs felt a bit off, especially with Luffy and a few moments with Mononosuke, almost like they were one of those outsourced episodes.

BOLDcast

We just fell behind We have one more to watch, then they’ll be posted

Capitano

Fun fact, episode 950 adapts the first half of chapter 950. Which means that from now on the episode number will be higher than the chapter number that episode adapts from. This is mainly due to the anime pacing, with them adapting less than a chapter per episode on average (at this point). Also filler played a part in that as well, obviously. The adaptation pacing will improve later on, averaging one chapter per episode. Modern battle shonen adapt 3-4 chapters per episode, for comparison. Though One Piece chapters are quite a bit denser than your average chapter, so even a well paced OP anime would only adapt 1.5-2 chapters per episode at this point in the story.

Necm93

Lindsey looked so pretty today. I think you guys would like to read the SBS there is a lot of info about the world and characters, you can also know the kind of person that Oda is by reading it

Capitano

"Sunacchi" stands for "namae o sutero, chie o sutero" (taking the "su/捨" from sutero; the "na/名" from namae; and the "chi/知" from chie to form 捨名ッ知). The phrase translates to "throw away your name, throw away your wits".

Copper Nickus

Goated Momo moment. I absolutely love his character.

John Spartan

I actually never watched this episode befoe and don't remember much of it from the manga, so it was a very pleasent surprise how well directed it was despite still showing limitations in the animation. Probably my second favorite episode of Wano so far just behind the first one.

Ty

If you look at the manga this is sort of how he looked. He was all withered away

testlunch

It's got to be incredibly heartening, if you are familiar with the prophecy, to literally see Oden's son appear before you not having aged a day from 20 years. If I saw that I'd probably be like "wow, something is clearly going on".

testlunch

This was up there with one of my favorite reveals in the entire series for some reason. Maybe because it was so unexpected. I guess I didn't think much about it when they had that conversation with Kiku, that maybe it was just a word that would get them in trouble saying out loud or something. Like a familiar battle cry that would get them noticed. But this was crazy, especially the visuals of the kid jumping into the sea. I really really felt this.

testlunch

PEAK episode. One of my favorites of the whole series so far.

Solas

I don’t remember this episode being this good it was beautiful toei was in their bag with this one

Murkou

Damn, cute hairstyle lindsey

excel

I feel like the speech here actually made sense, unlike things like Talk no Jutsu. Real people are irrational, contradictory, and emotional. Logic alone is not enough to convince people, and many people harbor prejudices like the prisoners against pirates. Luffy's speech last episode was well-written because it fulfilled all the cornerstones of classic rhetoric (logos, pathos, ethos). This speech is good because Momo appears as a flesh-and-blood, tangible goal for the promising future after Kaido is gone. When soldiers go to war, they don't just want to vanquish an enemy, but they also hope for happiness and prosperity after the fact.

Skele

I love the word Sunachi as a way to hype yourself up but its lowkey a dark word. I remember it was translated in the manga as SUrrender your NAme and be as a CHIld. Forget about your life and charge ahead without thinking like a child. Its basically a suicide cry. Like Banzai