Luffy vs. Kizaru! A Fierce Kaleidoscopic Battle

Genuinely the most stunning, creative animation I have ever seen in my life. I seriously cannot process this, the 6 month break is starting to show. One of my personal favorite Animators, Vincent Chansard, worked HEAVY on this episode, providing a 1 minute 45 second sequence of the most beautiful, colorful, and creative action sequences we'll see for a while. It is super unusual for an animator of his caliber to work on such a long cut, this might be the longest cut I have seen in his portfolio. Besides the animation, everything is top notch, I was thoroughly invested in parts even outside of the main fight, and I hope this director becomes more involved with the series, as he also directed episode 1112. 10/10.

Episode 1127 of One Piece is nothing short of breathtaking. It's the kind of episode that reminds you why you fell in love with this story in the first place. The animation quality has reached movie-level heights, every frame packed with energy, emotion, and insane attention to detail. The fight choreography, the emotional weight behind every character's actions, and the sheer scale of the events unfolding made me feel like I was witnessing history in the making.

The pacing was perfect, with every moment building tension and excitement. The voice acting was absolutely top-tier - you could feel the passion behind every line. This episode had so much heart that it moved me deeply, and it was the reason I finally decided to register on IMDb just to leave this review. One Piece has had many great episodes, but 1127 is truly one of the finest. It's a love letter to longtime fans and a powerful showcase of why this anime is one of the greatest stories ever told.

Thank you, Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda, for creating something so unforgettable. I will remember this episode forever.

Can't believe there isn't a single user review for this episode yet! I see a lot of people online complaining that the animation was "too cartoonish" or "unbearable"... but did people forget that Oda himself said that's exactly what Gear 5 is meant to be?

After a 6-month hiatus, some fans still aren't grateful for the masterpiece of animation we just got. Personally, I found it amazing. Sure, the pacing across the episode wasn't the best (typical for One Piece sometimes), but the glimpses of action we got were paired with incredible animation and top-tier sound design that made it all worth it.

Enjoy One Piece while we still have it. Moments like this won't come around forever.

An amazing episode in every sense of the word - from the animation, to the story, the battles, and the stunning visual effects.

It's hard to describe just how incredible it was, especially after feeling a bit let down by the previous episode due to the slow pacing and the fight between Luffy and Kizaru.

However, this episode more than made up for it, delivering an absolutely legendary battle between a Yonko and an Admiral.

I also really enjoyed the fight between Zoro and Lucci, as well as Bonney's confrontation with the Marines.

The manga adaptation was handled brilliantly, with no unnecessary dragging, which gave the episode a truly special feel.

I was also thrilled by the noticeable improvement in Toei Animation's quality - the six-month wait was definitely worth it.

In all my 5 years of binge watching one piece I have never been more happy to finally see some good quick hand to hand combat between Zoro and Lucci. Although I love one piece fights sometimes it can get a little repetitive with the Constabt 1080p quality impact frame clashes that last for 2 minutes. If any one piece or Toei animation executives or workers see this you should have let vincent chansard continue with his choreographed kuzan vs garp segment. Choreography is what catches our eye not constant flashy colors and impact frames all the time. Sincerely the majority of the one piece fans.