One Piece Episode 567: Stop, Noah! Desperate Elephant Gatling!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
8.9
68 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
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One Piece Episode 567: Stop, Noah! Desperate Elephant Gatling!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
8.9
68 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
johnny_joestar_198
I still cannot get over those massive sea kings just showing up out of nowhere and stopping that ship and my mind is racing thinking about how Luffy could actually hear them talking in his head
nanana_gamer
The weight behind Whitebeard's declaration, claiming that island for his own 'family,' truly surprised me with its emotional depth. It reframed Luffy's battle against Noah for me, making me realize he isn't just saving people, but unknowingly stepping into this same, immense role of a guardian, carrying that same colossal burden.
midna
Luffy swinging those giant fists until his arms were basically falling off actually made the stakes feel real and the way everyone started screaming for him to win got to me because he is basically their new Whitebeard now
nobara_nail_135
claudia_hodgins_169
Whoa, when Shirahoshi just *summoned* those Sea Kings, I gasped out loud – her power is seriously on another level, and it makes me wonder how the World Government will ever let someone like her just exist. Then seeing Luffy completely pass out at the very end just piled on the stress; my stomach dropped thinking about what happens now.
white_324
mallow_342
I felt a huge weight lift when those sea kings stopped the ark and hearing them mention the voice of all things makes me think Luffy is way more special than we knew
edward_elric_115
adjuchas_ace_478
Luffy punching that giant boat until he literally broke his own body was a lot to watch and the way those sea kings just appeared out of the dark water changed everything for the lore
wobbuffet_346
The scene where the islanders realize Luffy is just like Whitebeard was amazing, and it feels like the prophecy about him destroying everything might actually mean something deeper than just breaking some buildings.
eren_yeager_106
The pacing in this arc has been dragging for weeks now, but seeing Luffy go absolutely all out with the elephant gatling against Noah made the wait feel worth it. That whitebeard flashback gave me chills because of how the citizens finally see a protector in Luffy and those sea kings appearing at the last second really changed the whole vibe of the story.
kazuma_klever_147
tokay
chrome_crafter_160
The ending where Luffy fainted from all that blood loss was brutal and it really brings that whole transfusion subplot back to the front of the story in a way that feels very heavy and tense
miko_iino_163
chi_chi_champ_94
vexen_457
mimikyaun
misato_katsuragi
mekurabe_mage
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming after Luffy's victory over Hody Jones and the New Fish-Man Pirates, this episode shifts the crisis from a battle of ideologies to a raw survival scenario, the threat of Noah's descent onto Fish-Man Island remains even with the antagonists defeated. It represents the climactic peak of the Fish-Man Island arc's final act, testing Luffy in a way that pure combat couldn't. This sets the stage for the arc's emotional resolution and the crew's transition toward the next phase of their New World journey.
EPISODE REVIEWS
johnny_joestar_198
I still cannot get over those massive sea kings just showing up out of nowhere and stopping that ship and my mind is racing thinking about how Luffy could actually hear them talking in his head
nanana_gamer
The weight behind Whitebeard's declaration, claiming that island for his own 'family,' truly surprised me with its emotional depth. It reframed Luffy's battle against Noah for me, making me realize he isn't just saving people, but unknowingly stepping into this same, immense role of a guardian, carrying that same colossal burden.
midna
Luffy swinging those giant fists until his arms were basically falling off actually made the stakes feel real and the way everyone started screaming for him to win got to me because he is basically their new Whitebeard now
nobara_nail_135
claudia_hodgins_169
Whoa, when Shirahoshi just *summoned* those Sea Kings, I gasped out loud – her power is seriously on another level, and it makes me wonder how the World Government will ever let someone like her just exist. Then seeing Luffy completely pass out at the very end just piled on the stress; my stomach dropped thinking about what happens now.
white_324
mallow_342
I felt a huge weight lift when those sea kings stopped the ark and hearing them mention the voice of all things makes me think Luffy is way more special than we knew
edward_elric_115
adjuchas_ace_478
Luffy punching that giant boat until he literally broke his own body was a lot to watch and the way those sea kings just appeared out of the dark water changed everything for the lore
wobbuffet_346
The scene where the islanders realize Luffy is just like Whitebeard was amazing, and it feels like the prophecy about him destroying everything might actually mean something deeper than just breaking some buildings.
eren_yeager_106
The pacing in this arc has been dragging for weeks now, but seeing Luffy go absolutely all out with the elephant gatling against Noah made the wait feel worth it. That whitebeard flashback gave me chills because of how the citizens finally see a protector in Luffy and those sea kings appearing at the last second really changed the whole vibe of the story.
kazuma_klever_147
tokay
chrome_crafter_160
The ending where Luffy fainted from all that blood loss was brutal and it really brings that whole transfusion subplot back to the front of the story in a way that feels very heavy and tense
miko_iino_163
chi_chi_champ_94
vexen_457
mimikyaun
misato_katsuragi
mekurabe_mage
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