One Piece Episode 705: The Moment of Resolution! Corazon's Farewell Smile!
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One Piece Episode 705: The Moment of Resolution! Corazon's Farewell Smile!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.9
73 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
miyuki_shirogane
prince_demande_379
Vergo beating on a sick kid and a dying man shows how evil Doflamingo and his crew really are and Law really had the worst luck finding him
wandenareich_warrior
iono_363
jackie_jackal_491
bambietta_boom
nemona
clavell
reiryoku_rush_472
When Corazon looked at Law with that final smile, my stomach actually dropped; it was just so much to take in, knowing what he was doing for that kid. I can't imagine how Law carried that burden with him, and it makes me appreciate Corazon even more for his ultimate sacrifice.
tokay
Seeing Vergo reveal himself as the mole right when Law thought they were safe was such a gut punch and it explains why their fight later meant so much
josuke_higashikata
miko_iino_163
I knew Corazon was going to die, but the way the anime handled his final smile still destroyed me. The music was perfect and it makes so much sense why Law hates Doflamingo and Vergo so much now. Seeing Law walk away while the silence bubble finally broke was too much to handle and I think I need a break
tanuki_trickster_41
Law crying in the snow while Corazon stayed alive just long enough to keep him quiet was the most tragic thing and that goodbye smile will stick with me
anju_272
Doflamingo killing his own brother for betrayal proves he never cared about family unless they were useful tools for his plans and now Corazon is gone
nami_navigator_82
doflamingo is just purely evil and watching him shoot his own brother while corazon tried to stay alive just so law wouldn't cry out loud was absolute misery
nure_onna_ninja
The music and the way the snow fell while Law was crying in the chest made this way more emotional than the manga version and Corazon deserved better
lelouch_lamperouge
Corazon's final act, hushing Law's tears so no one would hear his pain, just absolutely gutted me; I was so taken aback by the strength in his last, heartbreaking smile, pouring all his love into that moment for Law. My heart aches thinking about how fiercely he protected that kid right up to the very end.
max_338
It was so hard watching Law beg Vergo for help only to realize he accidentally handed Corazon over to the worst person possible, the timing was just cruel
great_fairy
Corazon telling Law he loves him and then that final look while he was dying broke my heart and now Law has to carry that silence forever
sailor_pluto
I am actually crying over a fictional man in a feather coat and his goofy smile made it so much worse when he was just trying to save Law from those bullets
EPISODE CONTEXT
Episode 705 represents a critical emotional climax within the Dressrosa saga's extended Law flashback, building directly on Episode 704's escalating stakes around the Ope Ope no Mi and Corazon's desperate gambit. This is the episode that crystallizes Law's motivations and his lifelong vendetta against Doflamingo, giving essential weight to the present-day conflict. It sets the stage for Episode 706 to transition back toward the arc's forward momentum, carrying the emotional consequences of everything resolved here.
EPISODE REVIEWS
miyuki_shirogane
prince_demande_379
Vergo beating on a sick kid and a dying man shows how evil Doflamingo and his crew really are and Law really had the worst luck finding him
wandenareich_warrior
iono_363
jackie_jackal_491
bambietta_boom
nemona
clavell
reiryoku_rush_472
When Corazon looked at Law with that final smile, my stomach actually dropped; it was just so much to take in, knowing what he was doing for that kid. I can't imagine how Law carried that burden with him, and it makes me appreciate Corazon even more for his ultimate sacrifice.
tokay
Seeing Vergo reveal himself as the mole right when Law thought they were safe was such a gut punch and it explains why their fight later meant so much
josuke_higashikata
miko_iino_163
I knew Corazon was going to die, but the way the anime handled his final smile still destroyed me. The music was perfect and it makes so much sense why Law hates Doflamingo and Vergo so much now. Seeing Law walk away while the silence bubble finally broke was too much to handle and I think I need a break
tanuki_trickster_41
Law crying in the snow while Corazon stayed alive just long enough to keep him quiet was the most tragic thing and that goodbye smile will stick with me
anju_272
Doflamingo killing his own brother for betrayal proves he never cared about family unless they were useful tools for his plans and now Corazon is gone
nami_navigator_82
doflamingo is just purely evil and watching him shoot his own brother while corazon tried to stay alive just so law wouldn't cry out loud was absolute misery
nure_onna_ninja
The music and the way the snow fell while Law was crying in the chest made this way more emotional than the manga version and Corazon deserved better
lelouch_lamperouge
Corazon's final act, hushing Law's tears so no one would hear his pain, just absolutely gutted me; I was so taken aback by the strength in his last, heartbreaking smile, pouring all his love into that moment for Law. My heart aches thinking about how fiercely he protected that kid right up to the very end.
max_338
It was so hard watching Law beg Vergo for help only to realize he accidentally handed Corazon over to the worst person possible, the timing was just cruel
great_fairy
Corazon telling Law he loves him and then that final look while he was dying broke my heart and now Law has to carry that silence forever
sailor_pluto
I am actually crying over a fictional man in a feather coat and his goofy smile made it so much worse when he was just trying to save Law from those bullets
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