One Piece Episode 380: Bink's Booze! The Song that Connects the Past with the Present!
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One Piece Episode 380: Bink's Booze! The Song that Connects the Past with the Present!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.7
58 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
wandenareich_warrior
Brook singing alone at the very end after everyone else fell over actually destroyed me and the way the song just keeps going while he is all by himself is too much to handle
pamelas_father_280
When their voices started dropping out one by one while the Rumbar Pirates tried to sing through the poison, I genuinely felt a chill go through me. It's so tragically beautiful that they wanted their final recording to be happy, even if it cost them their lives, and thinking about Brook being left alone just crushes me.
chaos
The English dub version of the song really caught me off guard because I usually stick to the original, but they did such a great job with the lyrics and the emotion and seeing Brook wake up from dreams where his crew is still alive only to find his own skeletal hands is the saddest thing I have ever seen in this show
nopperabo_ninja
you really see how Brook stayed sane for fifty years because that song was the only thing keeping him company and the promise to Laboon is so much heavier now
saphir
When the melody faded to just Brook's voice, knowing his whole crew had just dropped dead around him... I just kept wondering what it must have felt like, to literally be the last note of that song and carry that memory alone for fifty years. it's truly agonizing to think about him still holding onto that melody all this time.
zerotwolover
Brook finally playing the solo at the end because everyone else is gone is the darkest moment in the whole series so far
uraraka_uravity_124
Fifty years of drifting in the dark and the only thing keeping him going is a promise to a whale at the start of the grand line
darkness_defender
I didn't think a skeleton could make me this sad, but seeing him hold that dial and cry for his dead friends was too much
sailor_venus
The way the song gets quieter as more people die on the deck is genuinely haunting and it makes the Laboon promise feel so much bigger
dark_beast_ganon
When that tone dial played back those final, haunting breaths and the last notes of their song, I just felt a chill. It's such a tragic, beautiful way for a crew to leave their mark, making me realize just how much they meant to each other until the very end.
gendo_ikari_182
I felt sick when Brook started talking to those skeletons like they were still alive after fifty years of drifting in the dark
kirishima_red_riot
Brook waking up from that dream about his friends and realizing he is still alone on a ghost ship, that really hurt to watch
shishinki_255
Seeing my beloved Straw Hats crumble one by one to that annoyingly cheerful tune was just brutal; I couldn't believe how much that happy melody twisted the knife. It made me feel such a weird mix of sadness and frustration, wishing they could just catch a break for once.
moe_justice
I actually cried when the violin player fell and the song just kept going because Brook was the only one left standing on that big empty ship
lordgenome
It is actually insane how a show about a rubber pirate can make a skeleton playing a violin feel like the saddest thing ever, especially when you realize the song was a gift for a baby whale.
yamamoto_yakuza_465
You can really feel the loneliness in Brooks eyes when he is standing on that deck alone for the first time and that song is going to be stuck in everyones head for weeks
atticus_358
You can really feel the weight of his promise to that whale now and it makes every funny bone joke he ever made feel so bittersweet
yellow
The sudden silence after the music died, just Brook standing there in the middle of that dense fog, it honestly gave me chills. I felt like I could almost feel the weight of his 50 years of solitude pressing down on him in that moment, making him look so incredibly small and heartbreakingly small.
senpaixd
Brook's final recording, with everyone trying to play through the poison, absolutely broke my heart. I couldn't imagine facing certain death and still trying to leave a cheerful message for the future, and seeing him left behind on that desolate ghost ship just made the whole scene incredibly heavy.
vy_vampire
Knowing the crew died while trying to record that final song for Laboon is just too much to handle and seeing them smile through the pain at the end is actually devastating to watch
EPISODE CONTEXT
This episode serves as the emotional climax of Brook's extended backstory arc, bringing to a close the tragic history of the Rumbar Pirates that was gradually revealed over the preceding episodes. It provides the definitive emotional foundation for Brook's character before his formal integration into the Straw Hat crew. With this chapter of grief and remembrance resolved, the stage is set for the crew to move forward into new challenges with their newest member.
QUICK TAKES
wandenareich_warrior
Brook singing alone at the very end after everyone else fell over actually destroyed me and the way the song just keeps going while he is all by himself is too much to handle
pamelas_father_280
When their voices started dropping out one by one while the Rumbar Pirates tried to sing through the poison, I genuinely felt a chill go through me. It's so tragically beautiful that they wanted their final recording to be happy, even if it cost them their lives, and thinking about Brook being left alone just crushes me.
chaos
The English dub version of the song really caught me off guard because I usually stick to the original, but they did such a great job with the lyrics and the emotion and seeing Brook wake up from dreams where his crew is still alive only to find his own skeletal hands is the saddest thing I have ever seen in this show
nopperabo_ninja
you really see how Brook stayed sane for fifty years because that song was the only thing keeping him company and the promise to Laboon is so much heavier now
saphir
When the melody faded to just Brook's voice, knowing his whole crew had just dropped dead around him... I just kept wondering what it must have felt like, to literally be the last note of that song and carry that memory alone for fifty years. it's truly agonizing to think about him still holding onto that melody all this time.
zerotwolover
Brook finally playing the solo at the end because everyone else is gone is the darkest moment in the whole series so far
uraraka_uravity_124
Fifty years of drifting in the dark and the only thing keeping him going is a promise to a whale at the start of the grand line
darkness_defender
I didn't think a skeleton could make me this sad, but seeing him hold that dial and cry for his dead friends was too much
sailor_venus
The way the song gets quieter as more people die on the deck is genuinely haunting and it makes the Laboon promise feel so much bigger
dark_beast_ganon
When that tone dial played back those final, haunting breaths and the last notes of their song, I just felt a chill. It's such a tragic, beautiful way for a crew to leave their mark, making me realize just how much they meant to each other until the very end.
gendo_ikari_182
I felt sick when Brook started talking to those skeletons like they were still alive after fifty years of drifting in the dark
kirishima_red_riot
Brook waking up from that dream about his friends and realizing he is still alone on a ghost ship, that really hurt to watch
shishinki_255
Seeing my beloved Straw Hats crumble one by one to that annoyingly cheerful tune was just brutal; I couldn't believe how much that happy melody twisted the knife. It made me feel such a weird mix of sadness and frustration, wishing they could just catch a break for once.
moe_justice
I actually cried when the violin player fell and the song just kept going because Brook was the only one left standing on that big empty ship
lordgenome
It is actually insane how a show about a rubber pirate can make a skeleton playing a violin feel like the saddest thing ever, especially when you realize the song was a gift for a baby whale.
yamamoto_yakuza_465
You can really feel the loneliness in Brooks eyes when he is standing on that deck alone for the first time and that song is going to be stuck in everyones head for weeks
atticus_358
You can really feel the weight of his promise to that whale now and it makes every funny bone joke he ever made feel so bittersweet
yellow
The sudden silence after the music died, just Brook standing there in the middle of that dense fog, it honestly gave me chills. I felt like I could almost feel the weight of his 50 years of solitude pressing down on him in that moment, making him look so incredibly small and heartbreakingly small.
senpaixd
Brook's final recording, with everyone trying to play through the poison, absolutely broke my heart. I couldn't imagine facing certain death and still trying to leave a cheerful message for the future, and seeing him left behind on that desolate ghost ship just made the whole scene incredibly heavy.
vy_vampire
Knowing the crew died while trying to record that final song for Laboon is just too much to handle and seeing them smile through the pain at the end is actually devastating to watch
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