Opinión de bahrams-1

This is how you must feel when you're reaching out to understand a character who seems random-but really isn't random at all.

I just watched an episode that had no fights or action. It was pure story and emotion, focused on relationships. Great job, Oda.

This episode brings Kuma's tragic backstory to a heartbreaking yet cathartic close. His final memories-shared with Vegapunk and his daughter Bonney-carry real emotional weight. Fans described it as "destroying" and a "mandatory watch," with many admitting they were brought to tears.

Toei's animation shines with expressive micro-moments in Kuma's eyes, the shift in color palettes during the surgery, and the haunting translucence of the memory bubble. These elements enhance the episode's storytelling on every level.

Director Tatsuya Nagamine balances past and present seamlessly, ensuring the emotional beats hit hard.

Kuma and Vegapunk's voice performances are praised as standout moments. The soundtrack-especially the sparse, sorrowful OST-elevates the emotional tension without overwhelming the scene.