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Vincent Price

This was why everyone said not to mess with the royal dragon d-bags.

Unsaidrumble

Peak Oda was in his bag writing this arc

Speed1247

possible the strawhats lowest point.

Kapitány Zoltán

I don't know why everyone take this as a whole separate arc, I always thought about it as the opening of the arc... There is no mayor plot, it's just setup for the future events. A lot of setup, but still just that.

Vincent

Sabaondy Archipelago is an interesting metaphor with bubbles: Bubbles, while pretty, are ephemeral and will eventually vanish from existence abruptly. Much like the "good times" the Straw Hats had until now.

Bj Howe

What was really wild was they ended the arc like that and then you had two filler episodes before we got back to it. So imagine 3 weeks of waiting to see what happened after all that.

Ebofa

Farewell to Sabaody, one of the most escalating arcs I have seen in anime. The arc where Oda decides to just traumatize everyone. And make sure you absolutely loathe the government. First of all, I will say that I am glad Brook went second. I don´t wanna imagine what it would be like for him to see yet another crew disappear one by one. I always thought Zoro went first, not just because he is the most senior crew-member, but also because he is the rock of the crew. He is often the one to keep a cool head in dramatic and emotional moments, and the one to suggest the realistic option (even if it is unpleasant, or insane). Not to mention the fact that he has a reputation for being utterly indestructible. So seeing him be so utterly helpless is just heartbreaking. Not to mention how Sanji, the responsible and caring middle brother of the crew, is casually knocked aside so that he can watch Usopp disappear in front of him. Unable to protect anyone. And then we got Nami crying out for help, and Robin desperately reaching for Luffy and it just so sad all around.

Jakub Fabian

Imagine it is a last episode, holy shit. Most depressing anime ever

Liliwyn

The worst part? One Piece went on HIATUS after this episode/arc. We just had to SIT with that. And like, pretty sure that the cut I'd watched, at the time, didn't even have a "to be continued." Which, like, intentional or no? Genuinely haunting.

Ben

oda: time for the empire strikes back arc of the story

Gus

I love that Alicia says Luffy is gonna need therapy considering where he gets sent after this. XD

Sam Marsh

This episode was nothing but absolute heartbreak from beginning to end, it took me weeks to recover from the strawhats defeat.

Okoga

Mad respect to Brook for dedication to the bit.

Simulacrae

Let me just say something I've always stood by: Gecko Moria was right. These are the sorts of enemies theyd find in the new world. And if they had gone there when they'd meant to, they would have been wiped out. Moria was a lot of things, but not a liar.

GaimeGuy

47:45 - 48:25 She broke

Simulacrae

Also: I'm so so sorry, but Thriller Bark WAS the happy arc....

Simulacrae

"Just put them on the ship and let us leave" Oh no. No no. Kuma is so, so much kinder than that.

Trevor Appel

t24:00 And thus begins what I like to call "the trauma saga"

Kamvex

Yeah, this is the point where it's actually fully nailed into viewers that the Straw Hats have been punching WAY ABOVE their weight class for a while now. The other 9 Supernovas were only able to escape because Kizaru turned his attention away from them before Rayleigh got in his way. Outside of that, there's no overpowering the enemy, no gimmick to get by a logia user, and no underestimation by the bad guys. It took TWO MONTHS for a bunch of rookies, most of whom were from the weakest of the Four Seas, to completely dominate said seas, overthrow the largest criminal organization in the first half of the Grand Line, save 3 whole nations in said Grand Line, ALL OF WHICH WAS DONE WITH A SHIP NOT BUILT FOR THAT SEA, Pick a fight with AND WIN said fight with the World Government, AND beat 2 different Warlords (and escaped from a third via Kuma's testimony). They finally ran into an enemy that was no longer going to take them lightly in any way, and showed them exactly what Moria was talking about: "As you are, you're not ready for the New World."

james blaire

man imagine watching this weekly and seeing ''the straw hats suffered a complete collapse'' i'd be depressed all week lol

Koirby

It was actually revisiting Sabaody with you that made me think on something I heard in a review a while back. The reviewer in question didn't like how the fight with Gecko Moria ended because it felt like too much of an ass pull, just kind of an undeserved power-up that didn't feel earned, and initially I did agree with that, until having revisited Sabaody. I think Oda was very deliberate with that ass-pull for this exact moment, to give you the belief that no matter how hopelessly outgunned and overpowered the enemy may be, the Straw Hats would always find a way, and we'd end with a big ol happy party like we always do. Ennis Lobby was one thing, everyone had powered up for it and we stood shoulder to shoulder with CP-9, Thriller Bark was meant to lower our guard, to lull us into a false Shonen sense of security that the good guys, our heroes, would always pull the day. But they don't.

Gurth-Quake

The strawhat crew died here.

Perfect Yarn

Definitely one of the most brutal episodes in the whole series.

Silent Storm

This episode hits extra hard when you remember that Luffy barely has a grasp on object permanence.

V_VMat

"What is this arc?" -Trauma

V_VMat

Error 404, Zoro not found

DrewSB

*Sniffle* "Gather up all of the crew, it's time to ship out Bink's Brew. Wave goodbye, but don't you cry, our memories remain. Our days are but a passing dream, everlasting though they seem. Neath the moon, we'll meet again, the winds a lullaby."

Denaze

Imagine instead of "TO BE CONTINUED" at 405 it would just say "THE END"

Mirazatha

sentomaru talking about being "the most tight-lipped man in the world" in front of kuma is kind of hilarious

Rhiley Jones

even though I had already watched it, this episode gave me a fucking panic again. memories from the day I watched it are flooding back, no wonder Christmas was never the same sorry if it's oversharing

DaniDeFig

12:03 "Whooo~ Why am I crying? Q_Q" Bro, we haven't even started... 31:09 Yeah, I do think that this arc was purposely set up to give you a very clear idea of what the arc was "going" to focus on. Then it hard cuts to *this*. If no-one tells you how short this arc is, you might expect it to be as long as the usual main fighty ones. But no. Turns out we aren't powerful enough to fight racism yet. Yet. 47:46 Yepp. That is indeed FUCKED. The most unhinged ending to a One Piece episode yet. Fucking hell... Still love your content Alicia ^^

Xanis

Welcome, everyone, to what many consider the soft beginning of the second half of One Piece. No spoilers, just enjoy the journey!

Moku

Counting Omatsuri Island, this was the fourth death of the Straw Hat Crew. Aokiji showed mercy when he didn't need to. Kuma showed mercy twice. This incident was particularly poignant, because it was slow and drawn out, and they were completely helpless. Kuma didn't have to do what he did. He could have sent them to their immediate deaths, and there would have been nothing they could have done. The Straw Hats all died here. They were just given another chance.

GrimPitbull

Holy shit the team up between Law and Kid is foreshadowing. If you know you know, I just realized it though.

Jacowab

"sorry bro the level requirement for Fishman Island is 53 and your only 37 you need to go back and grind levels I'll teleport you to a good exp farm"