One Piece Episode 60: Through the Sky They Soar! The 1000 Year Legend Lives Again!
Filler/LOW
OSHIMETER
8.4
72 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
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One Piece Episode 60: Through the Sky They Soar! The 1000 Year Legend Lives Again!
Filler/LOW
OSHIMETER
8.4
72 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
venkateshonline
VerifiedA thematic resolution focused on legend and wonder. The payoff is emotional but not intense.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedSkippable episode to the main story. How Luffy smashed the Navy's ship is so satisfying to watch. Serves them right for doing that to Grandpa Ryu. They also realized why it's called Lost Island. So, mesmerizing to watch and a bit emotional.
uorseucs
VerifiedApis’ smile put my heart at peace. Sigh, finally, Grandpa Ryu’s wish came true. But with Nelson’s greed, will this end easily? And Eric… just what are you planning? Overall, an outstanding climax. Will the finale be as intense?
l_mystery
Luffy shredding that marine flagship with a rocket was the best because Nelson deserved every bit of that for what he did to the dragons
griffith_the_hawk
Eric kicking Nelson off the cliff like he was nothing felt so right after all that greed and now he still wants to go after the straw hats on the island
jun_jun_389
Watching Luffy catch that massive harpoon with his bare hands was insane and he looked so cool just hanging there in the air staring down Nelson
pierce
Luffy standing there in the rain of debris after smashing through the ship with his teeth gritted was such a scene and Nelson definitely learned his lesson
tracey_sketchit_337
I usually skip the filler stuff in this show but the ending of this arc was actually really sweet and emotional. Seeing Ryuuji pass away was tough but then that little dragon hatching from the egg made it feel like a fresh start for Apis. Luffy destroying the flagship with that rocket move was definitely what I was waiting for
piko_pixel
I felt terrible when Ryuuji went under the water and Nelson is definitely the worst for trying to use a friend like a tool for immortality
riruku_rhythm
I still cant believe Ryuuji actually died and that baby dragon hatching right after really got me because it shows the cycle just keeps going and Apis looks so happy now
tsuyu_tsunami_125
It was a bit sad to see Apis decide to stay behind, but it makes sense since she has to look after the new baby dragon on the lost island
tyson_350
When that island just *popped* out of the sea, my jaw totally dropped, I wasn't expecting it at all! And then seeing those dragons burst through the clouds felt like such an epic reward for sticking with this whole adventure, I'm so hyped for what's next.
kiraxxz
The moment those hundreds of dragons appeared in the sky and started circling around was such a huge reveal and it made the marines look so small
marnie
I usually skip filler but this one had some decent moments and the island rising out of the water was actually a pretty cool spectacle to watch
brassius
That final shot of the baby dragon on the shoulder of Apis as the crew sailed away felt like a perfect way to close out this story
usagi_tsukino_372
Luffy using the dragon to get height for that final attack on the flagship was brilliant and he absolutely wrecked that ship
megurine_marvel_496
Nelson getting kicked off the cliff by his own guy was probably the most satisfying way to end his involvement since he was just a greedy coward the whole time
jadeite_377
I honestly didn't expect a filler arc to get this emotional, but seeing Ryuuji find his home right before he passed away really got to me
saphir
The visual of hundreds of dragons filling the sky was some of the best stuff in the series so far and it made Nelson look so small and pathetic
minish_289
Luffy catching that massive harpoon was such a cool show of strength and he really proved how much he cares about his friends even if they are dragons
EPISODE CONTEXT
This episode closes out the Warship Island filler arc, following the escalating conflict with Commodore Nelson's fleet in Episode 59. It resolves the arc's central thread around Apis and the Millennial Dragon legend before the Straw Hats redirect toward the Grand Line and crossing the Red Line, reconnecting with the canon storyline. Consider it a self-contained epilogue before the real journey intensifies.
QUICK TAKES
venkateshonline
VerifiedA thematic resolution focused on legend and wonder. The payoff is emotional but not intense.
jeysxjeys
VerifiedSkippable episode to the main story. How Luffy smashed the Navy's ship is so satisfying to watch. Serves them right for doing that to Grandpa Ryu. They also realized why it's called Lost Island. So, mesmerizing to watch and a bit emotional.
uorseucs
VerifiedApis’ smile put my heart at peace. Sigh, finally, Grandpa Ryu’s wish came true. But with Nelson’s greed, will this end easily? And Eric… just what are you planning? Overall, an outstanding climax. Will the finale be as intense?
l_mystery
Luffy shredding that marine flagship with a rocket was the best because Nelson deserved every bit of that for what he did to the dragons
griffith_the_hawk
Eric kicking Nelson off the cliff like he was nothing felt so right after all that greed and now he still wants to go after the straw hats on the island
jun_jun_389
Watching Luffy catch that massive harpoon with his bare hands was insane and he looked so cool just hanging there in the air staring down Nelson
pierce
Luffy standing there in the rain of debris after smashing through the ship with his teeth gritted was such a scene and Nelson definitely learned his lesson
tracey_sketchit_337
I usually skip the filler stuff in this show but the ending of this arc was actually really sweet and emotional. Seeing Ryuuji pass away was tough but then that little dragon hatching from the egg made it feel like a fresh start for Apis. Luffy destroying the flagship with that rocket move was definitely what I was waiting for
piko_pixel
I felt terrible when Ryuuji went under the water and Nelson is definitely the worst for trying to use a friend like a tool for immortality
riruku_rhythm
I still cant believe Ryuuji actually died and that baby dragon hatching right after really got me because it shows the cycle just keeps going and Apis looks so happy now
tsuyu_tsunami_125
It was a bit sad to see Apis decide to stay behind, but it makes sense since she has to look after the new baby dragon on the lost island
tyson_350
When that island just *popped* out of the sea, my jaw totally dropped, I wasn't expecting it at all! And then seeing those dragons burst through the clouds felt like such an epic reward for sticking with this whole adventure, I'm so hyped for what's next.
kiraxxz
The moment those hundreds of dragons appeared in the sky and started circling around was such a huge reveal and it made the marines look so small
marnie
I usually skip filler but this one had some decent moments and the island rising out of the water was actually a pretty cool spectacle to watch
brassius
That final shot of the baby dragon on the shoulder of Apis as the crew sailed away felt like a perfect way to close out this story
usagi_tsukino_372
Luffy using the dragon to get height for that final attack on the flagship was brilliant and he absolutely wrecked that ship
megurine_marvel_496
Nelson getting kicked off the cliff by his own guy was probably the most satisfying way to end his involvement since he was just a greedy coward the whole time
jadeite_377
I honestly didn't expect a filler arc to get this emotional, but seeing Ryuuji find his home right before he passed away really got to me
saphir
The visual of hundreds of dragons filling the sky was some of the best stuff in the series so far and it made Nelson look so small and pathetic
minish_289
Luffy catching that massive harpoon was such a cool show of strength and he really proved how much he cares about his friends even if they are dragons
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