20 Years Worth of Prayers! Take Back Wano Country

One piece is a manga that contains beautiful messages behind the story and draws in my opinion beautiful conclusions to arcs, the endings contain the core meaning of the series and this episode is one of them.

The episode shows beautifully and just how Oda intended, how many hardships the people went through and shows us, the viewers, that the "fodder" all have separate stories and emotions and are not there to just fill up the battle. It builds the stage and tells us the viewers how much weight the fight holds and how much they yearn for change.

In my opinion a beautiful episode that hits the emotions and captures what Luffy and the series is all about. Simply beautiful.

I have been seeing many comments on the anime website about backstory and less fighting man if you cant understand the situation that led to this exact moment you guys are not meant to watch one piece its not always about fighting and before anyone says about pacing toei is adapting per chapter wise its not their fault if you wanna watch only fights so bad just watch dbz no hate to dbz tough. Its such a sad backstory full of emotions and the people that were suffering for 20 years if you say l dont care then you are not one piece fan. One piece is about story not just fighting. You gotta understand the feeling behind this final showdown its not just strawhats anymore whole wano fate depends on this fight.

They had the potential to make this fight EPIC and one of the best in anime history. What a shame. Ive lost interest already.

I mean yeah the emotion was great, this episode do tell that why both Kaido and Orochi are the worst and needs to be taken down, but I think it would have been better if this scenes would have happened after Luffy have defeated Kaido, because if I am not wrong, this flashback scenes are nevertheless gonna happen again after Kaido gets defeated, so why not just do it then altogether, one piece is absolutely No.1 in the Guinness World Record in manga with the most Flashbacks of all time. 5 minutes of present time and 25 minutes of flashbacks.

Can't wait for someone to cut out the 5 hours worth of flashbacks over these last episodes so we can actually just have luffy and Kaido fight scene.

In my opinion, this episode made me shed tears so dark so good, masterpiece in all ways just plain amazing. It showed everything related to wano, the pain of the people was described very well, just amazing no words are enough to describe it.. those who didn't watch one piece are really missing it man, a man can't die in peace if he doesn't finish one piece. Oda really making a masterpiece. The foreshadowing scenes were not really foreshadowing they included more scenes of the past what was left out in the beginning and this episode filled all the gaps. If the upcoming episode and previous episodes were good then this is that particular episode which filled the gaps of both the other masterpiece episodes. Too good !!! Just too good !!

What a beautiful tribute episode to the 20 year warriors of Wano. In the midst of the battle, I am glad they included such a heart wrenching episode. It again reminded us of the true reason this war is going on. These people have been suffering for 20 whole years, that is longer than even Luffy has started sailing. Since before the beginning of his adventure, they have been waiting patiently for the 20 year prophecy to be fulfilled.

The direction and animation was beautifully done. It is difficult always seeing recaps in the midst of important battles; but this one was done well. It flowed beautifully and showed a story of laughs full of sorrows. A story of hope for all of Wano. Well done One Piece team!