One Piece Episode 767: A Volatile Situation! The Dog and the Cat and the Samurai!
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.6
55 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
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One Piece Episode 767: A Volatile Situation! The Dog and the Cat and the Samurai!
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.6
55 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
nopperabo_ninja
The tension between the dog and the cat was getting so scary and then they just both bowed and it turns out Raizo was there the whole time
tijo_283
shun
ein
zanjutsu_zealot_474
sailormochi
loveablepanda101
Watching the minks hide the truth while Jack destroyed their city was incredible and seeing the two leaders finally stop fighting to welcome the samurai felt so massive
gojo_gaze
It is wild how everyone on Zou kept that secret during the torture, and seeing the look on the samurai faces made all that build up worth it
vile_tyrant_juju
I was so stressed when Kin'emon shouted his name but the minks saying he is safe after they suffered so much for him hit me so hard
sakurabloom
tulip
Kin'emon's relief, mixed with the Minks' tears, was just gut-wrenching for me. I kept thinking about how they faced Jack's brutal torture for weeks and *still* never gave up his secret – that kind of unwavering loyalty is what truly makes them incredible.
armin_arlert_107
I am actually crying because those minks kept the secret while Jack was literally ripping them apart and the way they all just bowed to Kin'emon had me sobbing
luck_lightning
How could the minks stay so stoic? I truly believed the Straw Hats were about to go to war protecting the samurai, only for them to casually reveal Raizo was safe, leaving me completely stunned. The depth of their loyalty, losing limbs and homes just to keep a friend's secret, really just blew my mind.
filo_feather_150
The way the music cut out when Nekomamushi and Inuarashi both knelt down was perfect and nobody could have seen that Raizo reveal coming after everything Jack did to this island
ittan_momen
rukia_reaper
shishinki_255
Everything about the art style changed for this episode and those gritty hatch marks made the flashback to Jack and his poison gas feel way more brutal and desperate
gino_weinberg_176
Hearing Nekomamushi say Raizo is safe is going to live in my head forever and it completely changes how you look at every single mink on Zou
gold_319
mihaelsss
The shock of Raizo being safe after all that destruction on Zou just left my jaw on the floor. I mean, the Minks endured so much, letting Jack tear their home apart, and not once did they betray their friend; that's some serious loyalty I can only admire.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting squarely in the Zou Arc, this episode follows the emotionally charged Episode 766 which centered on Sanji's crisis and the crew's reaction, now pivoting the focus toward the island's own fractured politics. The explosive tension between the Minks and the samurai establishes critical groundwork for the arc's deeper revelations about Zou's history and its ties to Wano Country. Everything here is building toward major alliance shifts and lore drops that will define the crew's trajectory going forward.
EPISODE REVIEWS
nopperabo_ninja
The tension between the dog and the cat was getting so scary and then they just both bowed and it turns out Raizo was there the whole time
tijo_283
shun
ein
zanjutsu_zealot_474
sailormochi
loveablepanda101
Watching the minks hide the truth while Jack destroyed their city was incredible and seeing the two leaders finally stop fighting to welcome the samurai felt so massive
gojo_gaze
It is wild how everyone on Zou kept that secret during the torture, and seeing the look on the samurai faces made all that build up worth it
vile_tyrant_juju
I was so stressed when Kin'emon shouted his name but the minks saying he is safe after they suffered so much for him hit me so hard
sakurabloom
tulip
Kin'emon's relief, mixed with the Minks' tears, was just gut-wrenching for me. I kept thinking about how they faced Jack's brutal torture for weeks and *still* never gave up his secret – that kind of unwavering loyalty is what truly makes them incredible.
armin_arlert_107
I am actually crying because those minks kept the secret while Jack was literally ripping them apart and the way they all just bowed to Kin'emon had me sobbing
luck_lightning
How could the minks stay so stoic? I truly believed the Straw Hats were about to go to war protecting the samurai, only for them to casually reveal Raizo was safe, leaving me completely stunned. The depth of their loyalty, losing limbs and homes just to keep a friend's secret, really just blew my mind.
filo_feather_150
The way the music cut out when Nekomamushi and Inuarashi both knelt down was perfect and nobody could have seen that Raizo reveal coming after everything Jack did to this island
ittan_momen
rukia_reaper
shishinki_255
Everything about the art style changed for this episode and those gritty hatch marks made the flashback to Jack and his poison gas feel way more brutal and desperate
gino_weinberg_176
Hearing Nekomamushi say Raizo is safe is going to live in my head forever and it completely changes how you look at every single mink on Zou
gold_319
mihaelsss
The shock of Raizo being safe after all that destruction on Zou just left my jaw on the floor. I mean, the Minks endured so much, letting Jack tear their home apart, and not once did they betray their friend; that's some serious loyalty I can only admire.
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