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One Piece Episode 371: The Straw Hat Crew Gets Wiped Out! The Shadow-Shadow's Powers in Full Swing

Canon/HIGH

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8.9

50 Fans

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One Piece Episode 371: The Straw Hat Crew Gets Wiped Out! The Shadow-Shadow's Powers in Full Swing

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 370 Next: EP 372 →

OSHIMETER

8.9

50 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

I actually screamed when Robin tried to snap Moria's neck because she finally had him but that shadow swapping Doppelman thing is just so broken. Moria is being such a coward hiding inside Oars while making him use Luffy's stretching powers. Seeing Luffy swallow all one hundred shadows at the end was the only thing that made me feel better.

Oars actually stretching out his arm like Luffy due to that Shadow Revolution was such a shocking visual, I mean, the Straw Hats already look tiny but seeing him copy those moves is just next-level creepy. My mind immediately went to how much trouble they're in now that he's got those powers on top of his sheer size.

rimuru_ruler_151

soul_society_slayer_471

The way Luffy caught that massive punch from Oars without even flinching was huge. He looks like a completely different person with those a hundred shadows inside him and the raw strength is just massive

corkus_the_cynic_192

Moria is such a cheat for switching spots with his shadow like that but then Luffy showed up looking like a tank. Watching him pull out a sword and actually use it made him look so different

It was getting pretty bleak when the whole crew was lying in the dirt, but that transformation changed everything, and seeing Oars get completely destroyed after being a menace was just perfect.

sailor_mercury_394

I just saw Luffy shovel a hundred shadows into himself and now he looks like a total monster. Seeing him toss Oars around by the tail was the wildest thing and the blue skin is actually scary

I'm still a bit torn on this shadow power-up, honestly, because it just feels like such a weird, quick way to get strong. But man, seeing Luffy just *dominate* Oars like that after everyone else was getting absolutely wrecked? That was incredibly satisfying to watch, and I can't even lie, I cheered a little.

gigai_ghost_476

giorno_giovanna_197

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting deep in the Thriller Bark arc, this episode follows directly from Episode 370's setup of Nightmare Luffy as a potential trump card and escalates the crew's desperate struggle against Moria and Oars. It serves as the critical pressure point before Episode 372's highly anticipated Luffy vs. Luffy confrontation, essentially establishing that the full crew alone cannot overcome this threat. This is the darkest-before-dawn stretch of Thriller Bark, making it essential connective tissue between strategy and payoff.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting deep in the Thriller Bark arc, this episode follows directly from Episode 370's setup of Nightmare Luffy as a potential trump card and escalates the crew's desperate struggle against Moria and Oars. It serves as the critical pressure point before Episode 372's highly anticipated Luffy vs. Luffy confrontation, essentially establishing that the full crew alone cannot overcome this threat. This is the darkest-before-dawn stretch of Thriller Bark, making it essential connective tissue between strategy and payoff.

EPISODE REVIEWS

I actually screamed when Robin tried to snap Moria's neck because she finally had him but that shadow swapping Doppelman thing is just so broken. Moria is being such a coward hiding inside Oars while making him use Luffy's stretching powers. Seeing Luffy swallow all one hundred shadows at the end was the only thing that made me feel better.

Oars actually stretching out his arm like Luffy due to that Shadow Revolution was such a shocking visual, I mean, the Straw Hats already look tiny but seeing him copy those moves is just next-level creepy. My mind immediately went to how much trouble they're in now that he's got those powers on top of his sheer size.

rimuru_ruler_151

soul_society_slayer_471

The way Luffy caught that massive punch from Oars without even flinching was huge. He looks like a completely different person with those a hundred shadows inside him and the raw strength is just massive

corkus_the_cynic_192

Moria is such a cheat for switching spots with his shadow like that but then Luffy showed up looking like a tank. Watching him pull out a sword and actually use it made him look so different

It was getting pretty bleak when the whole crew was lying in the dirt, but that transformation changed everything, and seeing Oars get completely destroyed after being a menace was just perfect.

sailor_mercury_394

I just saw Luffy shovel a hundred shadows into himself and now he looks like a total monster. Seeing him toss Oars around by the tail was the wildest thing and the blue skin is actually scary

I'm still a bit torn on this shadow power-up, honestly, because it just feels like such a weird, quick way to get strong. But man, seeing Luffy just *dominate* Oars like that after everyone else was getting absolutely wrecked? That was incredibly satisfying to watch, and I can't even lie, I cheered a little.

gigai_ghost_476

giorno_giovanna_197

LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

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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