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One Piece Episode 1122 Review: Garp vs Aokiji Conclusion

Wow, what an EPIC episode! Episode 1122 gave us the long-awaited conclution to the intense battle between Garp and Aokiji, and honestly, it didn't dissapoint.

First off, the animation was on another level. The way Toei handled the ice effects from Aokiji's attacks was just insane. The level of detail in every move felt like a movie-quality fight scene. Garp's power, even at his age, still feels unmatched and brutal, and they really nailed showing just how much of a beast he is. The hits landed with such force that I could feel it through the screen!

The pacing of the episode was spot on too. Sometimes One Piece tends to drag things out, but here, it felt like they knew exactly when to build tension and when to let the action flow. We got a real sense of the emotions behind the fight too, especially with Garp's history as a hero of the Marines and Aokiji's more complicated stance on justice.

What really surprised me was how they showed Aokiji's internal struggle. You could tell he wasn't just fighting Garp as a Marine vs. Pirate thing-it was deeper than that. I love how One Piece always gives you these layers in their fights, it's not just about the punches but about the philosophy behind the characters.

My only small nitpick would be that the flashbacks felt a bit overdone. I get that they're there to add weight to the fight, but I think we could've done without some of them. Still, that didn't take away from the overall epicness.

Oh, and let's talk about the soundtrack. The music during the fight was PERFECT. It added that extra bit of intensity that made every moment feel like the stakes were sky-high.

Overall, Episode 1122 is definetly one of the highlights of the Wano arc. Garp and Aokiji's battle is something fans have been waiting for, and the payoff was worth it. Can't wait to see what happens next!

Rating: 9.5/10.

This episode does a fantastic job of highlighting Koby's growth, showcasing how far he's come and his potential as the future of the Marines. The character development is compelling, with the animation perfectly capturing his determination and strength. The dynamic between Koby and others around him plays a crucial role in his evolution, reflecting the challenges and support that shape his journey. The pacing of the episode also allows for deeper insight into his mindset and aspirations.

The episode sets the stage for an exciting future, making Koby one of the most promising characters to watch.

Thank you One Piece, thank you Oda, and especially thank you Toei Animation, who, despite the weekly production, was able to produce better episodes than some seasonal anime. Toei Animation, you deserve this 6-month break, and One Piece must stop because the upcoming events are crazy and must be well prepared. It was a great ending to the first period of One Piece's history, and now we will start in 6 months a second, greater period, with greater production, greater animation, and a greater story. Relax, fans, take advantage of this period and relax to prepare for what is coming.

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Both the title and the plot have double meaning, good luck watching this amazing episode!! :')

I can say that's a great way to close a loop because we will miss One Piece for the next 6 months. You can tell that the whole team put all their effort and love into this episode. In this episode we appreciate all the potential that the new generation has for us, while we learn that the world will continue to turn.

Without a doubt and in my opinion, this episode has the best climax (where straw hats have no presence) that we have ever been given, beautiful, exciting and above all, very significant for an entire generation and the active community of our beloved straw hat community.