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One Piece Episode 88: Zoan-type Devil Fruit! Chopper's Seven-form Transformation!
Canon/MED

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One Piece Episode 88: Zoan-type Devil Fruit! Chopper's Seven-form Transformation!

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.4

74 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

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uorseucs
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Man, I was already so touched by Usopp’s words when Zoro ruined it, LMAO! I’m just as disappointed as Vivi. That said, this episode is a very solid one. I really love how a simple word from Luffy hits Chopper so deeply.

shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
The moment Nami woke up without a fever was a big deal, and she immediately started worrying about the others back at the castle
daemon_coder's avatar
daemon_coder
Luffy standing there and taking a cannon blast just to keep that flag flying was insane. He really gets what Hiriluk meant about conviction and the whole scene felt powerful
breemx1's avatar
breemx1
I got so choked up hearing Luffy scream at Chopper that they are friends and the way Chopper looked so shocked really got to me
vesper098's avatar
vesper098
Zoro hauling Dalton through all that deep snow really showed his loyalty to the crew and the people they are trying to save
illnes's avatar
illnes
I was mesmerized by the way Luffy stood his ground and held that pirate flag while the cannon fired and it shows how much he respects Hiriluk even though they never met, and seeing Chopper realize that a pirate flag is about soul and conviction instead of just cloth made the whole battle feel so much more meaningful than just a punch-up
rembestgirl's avatar
rembestgirl
maria_campbell's avatar
maria_campbell
Wapol trying to eat his own castle just to win the fight made me hate him even more because he has zero respect for his own home or his people
yami_yamato_140's avatar
yami_yamato_140
mayuri_madness_464's avatar
mayuri_madness_464
chloe_344's avatar
chloe_344
The Isshi-20 doctors choosing to treat Dalton instead of following Wapol was a shock and they finally showed some backbone for the sake of the kingdom
mitsuri_mochi_132's avatar
mitsuri_mochi_132
I can't even handle how Luffy just told Chopper he was his companion. It was so simple and loud and it meant everything after all those years Chopper spent being called a monster
professor_sada's avatar
professor_sada
kiraxxz's avatar
kiraxxz
arrancar_assassin_477's avatar
arrancar_assassin_477
vincentblack's avatar
vincentblack
That three minute timer on the Rumble Ball really keeps the pressure on Chopper and it makes his transformations feel a lot more strategic
brock's avatar
brock
Using Brain Point to find the weakness in Chessmarimo was such a smart move and the final attack leaving those cherry blossom marks all over them was great
butch_347's avatar
butch_347
Chopper switching between all those different forms with the Rumble Ball was so cool and that Guard Point looked like a giant fluffy cloud
gillian_giant's avatar
gillian_giant
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jean_jester_110

EPISODE CONTEXT

Situated deep in the Drum Island arc, this episode pivots from Luffy's confrontation with Wapol's crew to give Chopper a defining solo battle, a critical move for establishing him as a legitimate Straw Hat combatant. The preceding episode set up the broader conflict against Wapol's forces, and this one narrows the lens to prove Chopper's worth through action. It directly feeds into the arc's climax, where the crew's combined efforts on Drum Island reach their conclusion.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Situated deep in the Drum Island arc, this episode pivots from Luffy's confrontation with Wapol's crew to give Chopper a defining solo battle, a critical move for establishing him as a legitimate Straw Hat combatant. The preceding episode set up the broader conflict against Wapol's forces, and this one narrows the lens to prove Chopper's worth through action. It directly feeds into the arc's climax, where the crew's combined efforts on Drum Island reach their conclusion.

EPISODE REVIEWS

uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
VerifiedVerified

Man, I was already so touched by Usopp’s words when Zoro ruined it, LMAO! I’m just as disappointed as Vivi. That said, this episode is a very solid one. I really love how a simple word from Luffy hits Chopper so deeply.

shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
The moment Nami woke up without a fever was a big deal, and she immediately started worrying about the others back at the castle
daemon_coder's avatar
daemon_coder
Luffy standing there and taking a cannon blast just to keep that flag flying was insane. He really gets what Hiriluk meant about conviction and the whole scene felt powerful
breemx1's avatar
breemx1
I got so choked up hearing Luffy scream at Chopper that they are friends and the way Chopper looked so shocked really got to me
vesper098's avatar
vesper098
Zoro hauling Dalton through all that deep snow really showed his loyalty to the crew and the people they are trying to save
illnes's avatar
illnes
I was mesmerized by the way Luffy stood his ground and held that pirate flag while the cannon fired and it shows how much he respects Hiriluk even though they never met, and seeing Chopper realize that a pirate flag is about soul and conviction instead of just cloth made the whole battle feel so much more meaningful than just a punch-up
rembestgirl's avatar
rembestgirl
maria_campbell's avatar
maria_campbell
Wapol trying to eat his own castle just to win the fight made me hate him even more because he has zero respect for his own home or his people
yami_yamato_140's avatar
yami_yamato_140
mayuri_madness_464's avatar
mayuri_madness_464
chloe_344's avatar
chloe_344
The Isshi-20 doctors choosing to treat Dalton instead of following Wapol was a shock and they finally showed some backbone for the sake of the kingdom
mitsuri_mochi_132's avatar
mitsuri_mochi_132
I can't even handle how Luffy just told Chopper he was his companion. It was so simple and loud and it meant everything after all those years Chopper spent being called a monster
professor_sada's avatar
professor_sada
kiraxxz's avatar
kiraxxz
arrancar_assassin_477's avatar
arrancar_assassin_477
vincentblack's avatar
vincentblack
That three minute timer on the Rumble Ball really keeps the pressure on Chopper and it makes his transformations feel a lot more strategic
brock's avatar
brock
Using Brain Point to find the weakness in Chessmarimo was such a smart move and the final attack leaving those cherry blossom marks all over them was great
butch_347's avatar
butch_347
Chopper switching between all those different forms with the Rumble Ball was so cool and that Guard Point looked like a giant fluffy cloud
gillian_giant's avatar
gillian_giant
jean_jester_110's avatar
jean_jester_110
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©東映・東映アニメーション・集英社・フジテレビ・バンダイ ©尾田栄一郎/集英社・フジテレビ・東映アニメーション

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

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