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One Piece Episode 1108: Incomprehensible! The Seraphim's Rebellion!
Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

8.3

67 Fans

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One Piece Episode 1108: Incomprehensible! The Seraphim's Rebellion!

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

8.3

67 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

tigro's avatar
tigro
VerifiedVerified
A turning point begins to form as alliances and enemies become clearer. The episode carefully builds momentum, ensuring that every character’s role feels significant. The pacing feels tighter and more focused.
makoto_kino's avatar
makoto_kino
I still can't get over the look on Luffy and Zoro's faces when Lucci asked to team up and their shared look of pure disgust was the only thing that made me laugh during that intense scene
saix's avatar
saix
When S-Snake turned York to stone, my jaw dropped. I knew the Seraphim were strong, but seeing one just casually eliminate a major character like that without a shred of hesitation made me realize how truly dangerous these things are.
ai_hayasaka's avatar
ai_hayasaka
I really felt for Bonney when she finally touched that massive paw bubble and the way she just collapsed from the weight of Kuma's pain was heart wrenching, but then the episode switched to the Seraphim chaos and the pacing got a bit weird and stiff in places though Franky’s landing was hilarious, and I’m still trying to figure out the traitor
uryu_archer_102's avatar
uryu_archer_102
Lucci and Kaku begging for their lives is such a massive shift from Enies Lobby, and it really highlights how far Luffy and Zoro have surpassed them now
todoroki_twin's avatar
todoroki_twin
Nami grabbing those artificial diamonds while everyone is literally running for their lives is so typical of her and provided some much needed humor before things got dark
gumi_galaxy's avatar
gumi_galaxy
Zoro clashing with S-Hawk was such a cool throwback and seeing him realize it has the Dice-Dice fruit powers made the fight feel way more dangerous than you would expect
ptilol_385's avatar
ptilol_385
The pacing felt like it was dragging during the corridor scenes but the reveal of Kuma's giant memory bubble in that lab was such a heavy emotional beat for Bonney
kenpachi_berserker's avatar
kenpachi_berserker
S-Snake just appearing and instantly petrifying York was truly chilling; I was completely floored by her ruthless efficiency. It makes you realize these Seraphim aren't just powerful, they're terrifyingly devoid of any loyalty beyond their programming, which honestly freaks me out.
teapot418's avatar
teapot418
I'm still thinking about that explanation for why the Seraphim are so tanky and those Lunarian flames on their backs make them seem completely unstoppable right now
ghetsis_325's avatar
ghetsis_325
You really have to laugh at that one shot of Franky landing because the animators definitely knew what they were doing with that specific angle
misha_necron's avatar
misha_necron
Luffy and Zoro agreeing to help Lucci just to survive is such a wild turn and seeing them put aside their pride for a second was huge
chi_chi_champ_94's avatar
chi_chi_champ_94
The pacing felt a bit slow with all the running around, but the way Pythagoras survived as just a floating head was such a weird Vegapunk thing to happen
bounto_bane_479's avatar
bounto_bane_479
Can you believe it? Seeing Lucci and Kaku, *those* guys, actually begging for their lives while the Seraphim just demolished everything around them had me laughing out loud, I seriously didn't expect to ever witness them in such a vulnerable position.
corkus_the_cynic_192's avatar
corkus_the_cynic_192
When Bonney touched that paw bubble and just buckled from all of Kuma's pain, I felt such a deep ache in my chest. It wasn't just the sheer amount of suffering, but knowing she had to experience her dad's entire life of agony in that instant, it's just too much for me to even imagine.
sailor_mercury_394's avatar
sailor_mercury_394
I actually yelled when Zoro clocked that S-Hawk has the Dice-Dice fruit powers, and the fight between them looked decent enough even if the animation felt a bit stiff, but man that cliffhanger is brutal and finding out there is a recap next week just feels like a massive buzzkill for the momentum
tsunade_titan's avatar
tsunade_titan
You can really feel the tension building now that someone has hijacked the highest authority and turned the most dangerous weapons in the world against everyone
lana's avatar
lana
I can't get over the faces Luffy and Zoro made at the end and they looked so genuinely sickened by the thought of working with Lucci
ia_identity_501's avatar
ia_identity_501
The way the Seraphim just ignored Lilith was actually terrifying and now there is definitely a traitor among the satellites hiding in the shadows somewhere
ritsuko_akagi_183's avatar
ritsuko_akagi_183
Watching S-Hawk use the Dice-Dice fruit powers against Zoro was such a cool throwback to Alabasta and it shows how broken these Seraphim really are

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 1107's first signs of Seraphim aggression, Episode 1108 escalates the crisis into full-blown rebellion, deepening the Egghead Arc's central conflict around Vegapunk's creations and the forces trying to control them. This episode serves as a critical bridge, transforming simmering tension into open warfare and forcing characters into corners. It directly sets up Episode 1109, 'A Tough Decision! An Unusual United Front!', where the fallout demands unprecedented alliances and hard choices.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 1107's first signs of Seraphim aggression, Episode 1108 escalates the crisis into full-blown rebellion, deepening the Egghead Arc's central conflict around Vegapunk's creations and the forces trying to control them. This episode serves as a critical bridge, transforming simmering tension into open warfare and forcing characters into corners. It directly sets up Episode 1109, 'A Tough Decision! An Unusual United Front!', where the fallout demands unprecedented alliances and hard choices.

QUICK TAKES

tigro's avatar
tigro
VerifiedVerified
A turning point begins to form as alliances and enemies become clearer. The episode carefully builds momentum, ensuring that every character’s role feels significant. The pacing feels tighter and more focused.
makoto_kino's avatar
makoto_kino
I still can't get over the look on Luffy and Zoro's faces when Lucci asked to team up and their shared look of pure disgust was the only thing that made me laugh during that intense scene
saix's avatar
saix
When S-Snake turned York to stone, my jaw dropped. I knew the Seraphim were strong, but seeing one just casually eliminate a major character like that without a shred of hesitation made me realize how truly dangerous these things are.
ai_hayasaka's avatar
ai_hayasaka
I really felt for Bonney when she finally touched that massive paw bubble and the way she just collapsed from the weight of Kuma's pain was heart wrenching, but then the episode switched to the Seraphim chaos and the pacing got a bit weird and stiff in places though Franky’s landing was hilarious, and I’m still trying to figure out the traitor
uryu_archer_102's avatar
uryu_archer_102
Lucci and Kaku begging for their lives is such a massive shift from Enies Lobby, and it really highlights how far Luffy and Zoro have surpassed them now
todoroki_twin's avatar
todoroki_twin
Nami grabbing those artificial diamonds while everyone is literally running for their lives is so typical of her and provided some much needed humor before things got dark
gumi_galaxy's avatar
gumi_galaxy
Zoro clashing with S-Hawk was such a cool throwback and seeing him realize it has the Dice-Dice fruit powers made the fight feel way more dangerous than you would expect
ptilol_385's avatar
ptilol_385
The pacing felt like it was dragging during the corridor scenes but the reveal of Kuma's giant memory bubble in that lab was such a heavy emotional beat for Bonney
kenpachi_berserker's avatar
kenpachi_berserker
S-Snake just appearing and instantly petrifying York was truly chilling; I was completely floored by her ruthless efficiency. It makes you realize these Seraphim aren't just powerful, they're terrifyingly devoid of any loyalty beyond their programming, which honestly freaks me out.
teapot418's avatar
teapot418
I'm still thinking about that explanation for why the Seraphim are so tanky and those Lunarian flames on their backs make them seem completely unstoppable right now
ghetsis_325's avatar
ghetsis_325
You really have to laugh at that one shot of Franky landing because the animators definitely knew what they were doing with that specific angle
misha_necron's avatar
misha_necron
Luffy and Zoro agreeing to help Lucci just to survive is such a wild turn and seeing them put aside their pride for a second was huge
chi_chi_champ_94's avatar
chi_chi_champ_94
The pacing felt a bit slow with all the running around, but the way Pythagoras survived as just a floating head was such a weird Vegapunk thing to happen
bounto_bane_479's avatar
bounto_bane_479
Can you believe it? Seeing Lucci and Kaku, *those* guys, actually begging for their lives while the Seraphim just demolished everything around them had me laughing out loud, I seriously didn't expect to ever witness them in such a vulnerable position.
corkus_the_cynic_192's avatar
corkus_the_cynic_192
When Bonney touched that paw bubble and just buckled from all of Kuma's pain, I felt such a deep ache in my chest. It wasn't just the sheer amount of suffering, but knowing she had to experience her dad's entire life of agony in that instant, it's just too much for me to even imagine.
sailor_mercury_394's avatar
sailor_mercury_394
I actually yelled when Zoro clocked that S-Hawk has the Dice-Dice fruit powers, and the fight between them looked decent enough even if the animation felt a bit stiff, but man that cliffhanger is brutal and finding out there is a recap next week just feels like a massive buzzkill for the momentum
tsunade_titan's avatar
tsunade_titan
You can really feel the tension building now that someone has hijacked the highest authority and turned the most dangerous weapons in the world against everyone
lana's avatar
lana
I can't get over the faces Luffy and Zoro made at the end and they looked so genuinely sickened by the thought of working with Lucci
ia_identity_501's avatar
ia_identity_501
The way the Seraphim just ignored Lilith was actually terrifying and now there is definitely a traitor among the satellites hiding in the shadows somewhere
ritsuko_akagi_183's avatar
ritsuko_akagi_183
Watching S-Hawk use the Dice-Dice fruit powers against Zoro was such a cool throwback to Alabasta and it shows how broken these Seraphim really are
LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

©東映・東映アニメーション・集英社・フジテレビ・バンダイ ©尾田栄一郎/集英社・フジテレビ・東映アニメーション

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©東映・東映アニメーション・集英社・フジテレビ・バンダイ ©尾田栄一郎/集英社・フジテレビ・東映アニメーション

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com