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One Piece eps 841-842 | THE STRAW HAT’S GREAT ESCAPE! The suspense…. (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-10 15:01:52
Edited:
2025-12-05 16:38:13
Imported:
2026-06
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Love you all H & J ❤️❤️

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841-842

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Mo za

3rd

Kaedo Pack

Its not loading for me? But other vids do? Cheers folk!

devanclan

Looking into it now!?!? Thanks KP!❤️

Lulu-chan

Even for me, mobile too

devanclan

We are fixing issue now! Stand by!

Al_es_sandro (Prince Ali Ababwa)

Sorry I am late. Anyways , I was wondering if you were calling them Germa Sixty Six because you wanted to, but now Jason, you said it right. It is called Germa Double Six.☺️

Kaedo Pack

"I thot he could do something!?... Like?...HE was sucking people DRY!"-J...bahh!! Gastino experimented on kids so buck em..tho I get it..he's a clown..Cheers folk!

theshittycook

The Tamatebako (Tamate Box) was Fishman Island’s national treasure. Its contents were stolen by Hody Jones, who later deserted Neptune’s army after obtaining the island’s legendary treasure — the Energy Steroids (also known as ES pills). These pills could temporarily boost strength, but at a terrible cost: they drained the user’s lifespan, causing rapid aging. That’s why Hody and his crew appeared as old men by the end of the Fishman Island arc, when they were imprisoned. At the conclusion of the arc, one of the palace guards (the seahorse-like soldier) mentioned he had done something to “teach a lesson” to anyone who might try to steal the treasure again — he had hidden a bomb inside the Tamatebako. Later, the box was stolen by Caribou (the “mud man”) and somehow ended up being presented to Big Mom as a “gift” because of Luffy’s chaotic involvement. So, the Tamatebako bomb became a long-planted plot seed that finally paid off during the Whole Cake Island arc. When it exploded, it caused massive destruction at the wedding — seemingly more powerful than expected. But one possible interpretation is that the explosion dropped through to the foundation of Whole Cake Chateau (instead of exploding directly in the wedding place), hitting its core structure and causing the entire castle to collapse rather than just a direct blast effect. All of this might look like coincidence or “plot armor,” but in truth, Oda had foreshadowed it years in advance. To me, it feels more like a symbol of destiny — as if Luffy has been guided by luck and fate all along. Is it a good thing or a good plot? For me — both yes and no. It’s convenient, but also deeply satisfying to see how such a small moment from Fishman Island came full circle later on.

Dave

The only reason I wrote this is to waste your time.

Blue

so now you guys see that emperors are no joke! Luffy got knocked out by her pushing him away. they are the 4 most powerful pirates in the world!

Dave

That "This is a comment" comment reminded me of this.

Adam V.

Having the same problem

Cheddah Slammer

The twisted sense of Logic coming from Big Mom, makes her a personal favorite villain of mine. She thinks she is making a world a better place by killing Germa, who in her eyes are evil. The backstory really shows her character's depth, and how She thinks she's a good person and doing the right thing, and how everyone else going against her is evil and bad. It all goes back to Mother Carmel never telling her anything she did was wrong. You can't argue with an insane person like Big Mom.

PegasusDragon

it's amazing what Oda can do with some of his Villains! It's genius.

Bun_s_Life

I'm late with the comment, but Ceasar Clown was so scared because Big Mom Pirates are very powerful - most of the siblings that were at the wedding are Haki users so they could use it on the bullets and shoot him even though he has a Logia fruit powers (like all the girls from Kuja Island were using it on their arrows). He can get shot, punched etc. He can of course use his fruit's powers, e.g. take the oxygen out of the air, use poisonous or explosive gas etc., but I think he didn't because he would become a main target of the Big Mom Pirates at that moment... And they were soooo outnumbered as well. The Big Pirates would probably quickly come up with a counter strategy and that would be it. The way the Tamatebako plot-tool comes around at that moment is just poetic - the good deed that the StrawHats did comes around to help them in the time of need. It can be called karma, destiny or whatever but it's just very satisfying to witness. It happens constantly throughout their journey - StrawHats do something good and then it helps them down the line. So good. :)