One Piece Fan Letter is a heartfelt tribute that captures and brings fans’ deep love for the Straw Hats to the big screen. The special episode titled Fan Letter promised to embody the best parts of One Piece in a bid to honor the anime’s 25th anniversary and indeed lived up to all fans’ expectations.
For over 25 years, Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece has been enthralling fans without a single dull moment. A wave of sadness spreads across the globe, as the beloved anime One Piece announces an unexpected six-month hiatus in the broadcast of its current Egghead Island arc.
This weekend, One Piece Fan Letter stood tall with its debut and is making huge waves online, captivating fans globally. Amid all the commendation, the One Piece special episode reignited the long-standing debate between Zoro and Sanji fans, that became instantly became the highlight of the episode.
One Piece Fan Letter Reignites the Classic Zoro vs. Sanji Power Rivalry
It’s remarkable that even with 1,100 episodes in, Eiichiro Oda‘s One Piece continues to push boundaries, promising fans an even better and more cinematic experience ahead. Sadly, fans will have to wait till April 2025 to see the return of the Straw Hat Pirates.
On the positive side, this break could lead to fewer fillers in the anime, allowing it to avoid catching up to the manga too quickly. Besides the six-month hiatus announcement, Toei also announced the work of a special episode in the celebration of anime’s 25th anniversary that instantly became a global hit within hours of its release.
Not to mention, OP‘s special episode has even surpassed Attack on Titan’s finale episode in MyAnimeList’s ranking, highlighting its immense impact despite being a non-canon episode. Besides terrific actions and emotionally complex themes, the episode added an extra layer of humor mostly highlighting the Straw Hats’ influence on the rest of the One Piece universe.
The Fan-Letter Episode offers a heartwarming and reflective moment for the characters, as fans take a step back to recognize and cherish their deep bond. The special episode showcased the Straw Hat’s influence on the World Government, Marines, and citizens, and how big of a celebrity Luffy’s crew has become in the OP world.
The full powerscaling debate with subtitles😭 pic.twitter.com/kdcdxpsd2i
— Leo | Sengoatku No. 1 (@Leleo2211) October 20, 2024
One Piece fans watch as citizens debate the strongest character, reflecting the fans’ own discussions and admiration for their favorites. The debate over the strongest swordsmen has featured big names like Mihawk and Whitebeard, yet Zoro continues to stand out, both in the real world and within the One Piece universe.
The episode reignited the Zoro vs. Sanji debate, with citizens humorously mocking Sanji’s lower bounty compared to Zoro’s, leaving fans amused by the relatable trolling. At this point, it is unknown how many Straw Hat stories will be adapted, leaving fans thrilled and anticipating future special episodes.
Is Koby the True Protagonist? Fans Question as His Honesty Impact Takes Over the Internet
In episode 1122 of One Piece, Koby uses his Honesty Impact in which he imbues his fist with Armament Haki and delivers a powerful punch. While Luffy has been the face of One Piece for over 25 years, many fans are now questioning him as the main protagonist following the latest episode featuring Koby’s Honesty Impact.
At the beginning of the series. Oda-sensei introduces viewers to Luffy, who sets out on his journey to become the King of the Pirates and meets Koby in the first few episodes. After witnessing Koby’s immense destructive attack, many fans believe Oda was setting the stage for the Navy Hero, not Luffy.
Indeed, Oda-sensei has portrayed Koby on a parallel path with Luffy. While Luffy is rising in the pirate world, Koby is now making a name for himself as a hero of the Navy. Sadly, One Piece fans will need to manage their excitement during the six-month hiatus while eagerly anticipating what’s next.
One Piece is available to stream on Crunchyroll.
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