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One Piece Episode 3: Morgan versus Luffy! Who's the Mysterious Pretty Girl?
Canon/MED

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9.7

87 Fans

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One Piece Episode 3: Morgan versus Luffy! Who's the Mysterious Pretty Girl?

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.7

87 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
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QUICK TAKES

shaelby's avatar
shaelby
VerifiedVerified
New heroine coming through! It’s amazing how much different she is to the recent arcs. Still a great introduction to a well written character.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
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The crew dynamic starts here and it already feels right. Coby's sendoff is quietly touching. Marines saluting pirates they just tried to kill is the kind of warmth this show does better than anyone.
reirei's avatar
reirei
VerifiedVerified
I already love Zoro and Luffy’s dynamic in this episode. Koby is such a good character too 🥹 His friendship with Luffy is wholesome. I also liked the Marines on this island… well, most of them. Definitely an exception, lol.
sandaime's avatar
sandaime
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I love this episode! The world-building and character dynamics were insane. Luffy being simple-minded and Zoro going along with him really showed how their relationship is already growing. It’s fun, engaging, and full of charm.
venkateshonline's avatar
venkateshonline
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Delivers a clean, satisfying conflict with decisive action and rising momentum. The resolution feels earned while also expanding the crew dynamic and setting up future interactions.
wingsoffire's avatar
wingsoffire
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Luffy and Zoro start feeling like a real duo here, their interaction has a nice balance of respect and attitude, and Zoro’s pride as a swordsman really stands out in a simple but strong way
vvman89's avatar
vvman89
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usopp gets introduced and hes charming enough but this episode is really just setup for the kuro arc, not much actually happens beyond meeting the crew in syrup village and some merry teasing, its a fine watch but nothing you'll remember a week later
kento's avatar
kento
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This episode wastes zero time. The direction really leans into the bold angles that make every clash feel explosive. During the episode, the pace of the comedy to the fighting keeps it all under control. 9/10 Luffy just punches the enemies and smiles, what a unique character.
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
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Luffy and Zoro just met, but they are already moving in sync. They already have a great dynamic as a duo. I'm also moved by what Luffy did to Cody, recognizing Cody's dedication to become a Navy.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
VerifiedVerified
Getting deeper into the lore with the introduction of Luffy’s powers, the Grand Line, and its legends! I love how their bond is becoming deeper. Zoro recognizing Luffy’s authority and Coby’s development are really great. Not all officials are rotten—this episode taught me that.
katana's avatar
katana
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Goosebumps! The way Zoro and Luffy showed smooth teamwork was amazing. Luffy’s trust in Zoro is already so strong, and I love their dynamic. It’s developing so naturally, making their partnership even more exciting to watch.
shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
Wait, Nami actually snatched the map from the safe right in the middle of all that chaos? I was so focused on Zoro and Luffy fighting I almost missed her slick move, but now I'm thinking she's way more cunning than she lets on, and I'm really curious what she's planning with this Buggy guy.
goron's avatar
goron
I thought it was hilarious when the Marines actually cheered for Morgan getting beat up because they clearly hated their boss
asta_antimagic's avatar
asta_antimagic
Luffy starting a fight with Koby just to help him join the Marines actually made me tear up a bit, because Koby needed that clean slate more than anything. It was a really smart move from someone who usually acts like a total idiot and seeing the Marines salute them at the end felt like the perfect goodbye for my favorite early character
orihime_omnipotent's avatar
orihime_omnipotent
Watching Koby finally stand up to Helmeppo even with a gun to his head was a huge step and it shows how much he changed already
ryuk_reaper_113's avatar
ryuk_reaper_113
Zoro saying he would kill Luffy if he messed with his dream was a heavy way to start a friendship but you can tell they already respect each other
luka_lyrical's avatar
luka_lyrical
Zoro blocking all those swords at once really showed what he can do and he is definitely going to be a huge help to the crew
croaa's avatar
croaa
Zoro collapsing because he was hungry right after looking like such a beast in the courtyard is the exact kind of humor this show needs
evan's avatar
evan
It really stuck with me when Koby explained the Grand Line, because it makes the world feel so much bigger and more dangerous than this small town
astolf's avatar
astolf
That girl stealing from the safe is a total mystery but she seems a lot more interesting than the other characters we have met so far on this island

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 3 caps off the introductory mini-arc that began with Luffy's arrival and Zoro's recruitment, delivering the payoff to the Marine base confrontation set up in the previous episode. With their first shared victory behind them, Luffy and Zoro officially set sail together, transitioning the series from origin story into its broader adventure format. The mysterious newcomer teased here signals the crew-building momentum that will define the next stretch of episodes.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 3 caps off the introductory mini-arc that began with Luffy's arrival and Zoro's recruitment, delivering the payoff to the Marine base confrontation set up in the previous episode. With their first shared victory behind them, Luffy and Zoro officially set sail together, transitioning the series from origin story into its broader adventure format. The mysterious newcomer teased here signals the crew-building momentum that will define the next stretch of episodes.

QUICK TAKES

shaelby's avatar
shaelby
VerifiedVerified
New heroine coming through! It’s amazing how much different she is to the recent arcs. Still a great introduction to a well written character.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
VerifiedVerified
The crew dynamic starts here and it already feels right. Coby's sendoff is quietly touching. Marines saluting pirates they just tried to kill is the kind of warmth this show does better than anyone.
reirei's avatar
reirei
VerifiedVerified
I already love Zoro and Luffy’s dynamic in this episode. Koby is such a good character too 🥹 His friendship with Luffy is wholesome. I also liked the Marines on this island… well, most of them. Definitely an exception, lol.
sandaime's avatar
sandaime
VerifiedVerified
I love this episode! The world-building and character dynamics were insane. Luffy being simple-minded and Zoro going along with him really showed how their relationship is already growing. It’s fun, engaging, and full of charm.
venkateshonline's avatar
venkateshonline
VerifiedVerified
Delivers a clean, satisfying conflict with decisive action and rising momentum. The resolution feels earned while also expanding the crew dynamic and setting up future interactions.
wingsoffire's avatar
wingsoffire
VerifiedVerified
Luffy and Zoro start feeling like a real duo here, their interaction has a nice balance of respect and attitude, and Zoro’s pride as a swordsman really stands out in a simple but strong way
vvman89's avatar
vvman89
VerifiedVerified
usopp gets introduced and hes charming enough but this episode is really just setup for the kuro arc, not much actually happens beyond meeting the crew in syrup village and some merry teasing, its a fine watch but nothing you'll remember a week later
kento's avatar
kento
VerifiedVerified
This episode wastes zero time. The direction really leans into the bold angles that make every clash feel explosive. During the episode, the pace of the comedy to the fighting keeps it all under control. 9/10 Luffy just punches the enemies and smiles, what a unique character.
jeysxjeys's avatar
jeysxjeys
VerifiedVerified
Luffy and Zoro just met, but they are already moving in sync. They already have a great dynamic as a duo. I'm also moved by what Luffy did to Cody, recognizing Cody's dedication to become a Navy.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
VerifiedVerified
Getting deeper into the lore with the introduction of Luffy’s powers, the Grand Line, and its legends! I love how their bond is becoming deeper. Zoro recognizing Luffy’s authority and Coby’s development are really great. Not all officials are rotten—this episode taught me that.
katana's avatar
katana
VerifiedVerified
Goosebumps! The way Zoro and Luffy showed smooth teamwork was amazing. Luffy’s trust in Zoro is already so strong, and I love their dynamic. It’s developing so naturally, making their partnership even more exciting to watch.
shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
Wait, Nami actually snatched the map from the safe right in the middle of all that chaos? I was so focused on Zoro and Luffy fighting I almost missed her slick move, but now I'm thinking she's way more cunning than she lets on, and I'm really curious what she's planning with this Buggy guy.
goron's avatar
goron
I thought it was hilarious when the Marines actually cheered for Morgan getting beat up because they clearly hated their boss
asta_antimagic's avatar
asta_antimagic
Luffy starting a fight with Koby just to help him join the Marines actually made me tear up a bit, because Koby needed that clean slate more than anything. It was a really smart move from someone who usually acts like a total idiot and seeing the Marines salute them at the end felt like the perfect goodbye for my favorite early character
orihime_omnipotent's avatar
orihime_omnipotent
Watching Koby finally stand up to Helmeppo even with a gun to his head was a huge step and it shows how much he changed already
ryuk_reaper_113's avatar
ryuk_reaper_113
Zoro saying he would kill Luffy if he messed with his dream was a heavy way to start a friendship but you can tell they already respect each other
luka_lyrical's avatar
luka_lyrical
Zoro blocking all those swords at once really showed what he can do and he is definitely going to be a huge help to the crew
croaa's avatar
croaa
Zoro collapsing because he was hungry right after looking like such a beast in the courtyard is the exact kind of humor this show needs
evan's avatar
evan
It really stuck with me when Koby explained the Grand Line, because it makes the world feel so much bigger and more dangerous than this small town
astolf's avatar
astolf
That girl stealing from the safe is a total mystery but she seems a lot more interesting than the other characters we have met so far on this island
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©東映・東映アニメーション・集英社・フジテレビ・バンダイ ©尾田栄一郎/集英社・フジテレビ・東映アニメーション

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com