One Piece Episode 700: The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!
Canon/HIGH
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8.7
66 Fans
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3
2
1
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One Piece Episode 700: The Ultimate Power! The Secret of the Op-Op Fruit!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
8.7
66 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
professor_elm_330
corazon falling over himself constantly was the only thing to smile about after watching the genocide of laws entire family
hosenki
Doflamingo is such a twisted guy, I can't believe he's been planning to use Law for that immortality surgery all along. It just makes me so mad for Law, knowing his life has been nothing but a means to Doffy's creepy ends. He deserves so much more than to be a sacrificial lamb!
isa
the anime pacing was pretty slow with the recap and long intro but seeing corazon accidentally light himself on fire made it worth the wait
zexion_456
When Law's full name, Trafalgar D. Water Law, dropped, my jaw literally hit the floor – like, that 'D' was a total game-changer I wasn't ready for! It just makes me wonder what crazy secret power his Ope Ope no Mi really holds if it's tied to such a huge lineage, especially after all the wild stuff we've already seen it do.
sailor_aluminum_seiren_391
doflamingo is definitely a monster but his backstory and how he treats his family is so weirdly complicated and messed up
chloe_344
The obliteration of the White City was absolutely gut-wrenching, and it just clicked for me why Law carries so much baggage. I can't even imagine enduring that kind of loss; no wonder he sees the world with such a dark, jaded perspective.
senku_scientist
I thought Law was just some edgy rival but his childhood in Flevance was horrific and I feel so bad for him now
evan
Corazon falling over himself for no reason is hilarious and you have to wonder how this guy is even related to doflamingo
azukiarai_assassin_83
It finally makes sense to me why Law is so broken after seeing the start of the White Town stuff, and that scene with him hiding under the bodies actually haunted me. I also think the Perennial Youth Operation is such a cool concept for a power, and it explains why the fruit is worth five billion berries even though the user has to die
arven_356
Finally seeing Corazon made my whole night. He seems like a complete klutz but there is definitely more to him than Doflamingo is letting on and his design is great
weebirez
Doflamingo really just wants to be a god. Seeing him talk about the secrets of Mary Geoise while explaining the ultimate power of the fruit is honestly terrifying because of his reach
espadada_grimmjow_460
Whoa, finding out the Ope Ope no Mi's ultimate move comes with a death sentence totally blew my mind! I mean, that's a wild cost for immortality, and now I'm seriously wondering if anyone's actually pulled that off before, sacrificing themselves for someone else. It makes the fruit even more legendary, but also super chilling.
rosa_sisters_276
I was not prepared for the horror of the White Town flashback and seeing Law lose his entire family to that disease was actually heartbreaking. Doflamingo wanting that immortality surgery is such a villainous move, but the anime dragged things out with way too many marine scenes. Corazon finally speaking to Law at the end caught me off guard and changed my whole perspective
isekaibro
Corazon falling over and catching himself on fire was the funniest thing in this episode. You can already tell he is going to be one of the best characters because of his personality
matsumoto_melon_467
They spent way too much time on the recap and the opening again. It felt like we only got ten minutes of actual content even though the lore about the fruit was big
skull_kid
The reveal about the Op-Op fruit is cool but the anime is dragging these scenes out so much. You just want to get back to the fight instead of watching more flashbacks right now
theanimewarlord
The pacing was pretty rough with all the recycled scenes and marines standing around, but the stuff about the Op-Op fruit made it worth watching
sleepysquishs
You see the World Government at their absolute worst in this episode because the way they treated those people with Amber Lead Syndrome was completely heartless and uncalled for
ram_rage_145
Corazon being a klutz who hates kids is such a weird introduction for a guy who turns out to be so important to Law's life
trunks_traveler_85
Law hiding under those dead bodies just to survive the massacre was one of the most haunting things this show has ever done and it makes his character so much deeper
EPISODE CONTEXT
Positioned deep within the Dressrosa arc, this episode directly follows the bombshell revelations about Doflamingo's Celestial Dragon heritage, using that momentum to unpack the significance of the Op-Op Fruit and why it has made Law a target. It bridges the gap between character origin reveals and the escalating all-out conflict that defines Dressrosa's later stages, setting critical groundwork for the power dynamics and personal vendettas that will drive upcoming confrontations.
QUICK TAKES
professor_elm_330
corazon falling over himself constantly was the only thing to smile about after watching the genocide of laws entire family
hosenki
Doflamingo is such a twisted guy, I can't believe he's been planning to use Law for that immortality surgery all along. It just makes me so mad for Law, knowing his life has been nothing but a means to Doffy's creepy ends. He deserves so much more than to be a sacrificial lamb!
isa
the anime pacing was pretty slow with the recap and long intro but seeing corazon accidentally light himself on fire made it worth the wait
zexion_456
When Law's full name, Trafalgar D. Water Law, dropped, my jaw literally hit the floor – like, that 'D' was a total game-changer I wasn't ready for! It just makes me wonder what crazy secret power his Ope Ope no Mi really holds if it's tied to such a huge lineage, especially after all the wild stuff we've already seen it do.
sailor_aluminum_seiren_391
doflamingo is definitely a monster but his backstory and how he treats his family is so weirdly complicated and messed up
chloe_344
The obliteration of the White City was absolutely gut-wrenching, and it just clicked for me why Law carries so much baggage. I can't even imagine enduring that kind of loss; no wonder he sees the world with such a dark, jaded perspective.
senku_scientist
I thought Law was just some edgy rival but his childhood in Flevance was horrific and I feel so bad for him now
evan
Corazon falling over himself for no reason is hilarious and you have to wonder how this guy is even related to doflamingo
azukiarai_assassin_83
It finally makes sense to me why Law is so broken after seeing the start of the White Town stuff, and that scene with him hiding under the bodies actually haunted me. I also think the Perennial Youth Operation is such a cool concept for a power, and it explains why the fruit is worth five billion berries even though the user has to die
arven_356
Finally seeing Corazon made my whole night. He seems like a complete klutz but there is definitely more to him than Doflamingo is letting on and his design is great
weebirez
Doflamingo really just wants to be a god. Seeing him talk about the secrets of Mary Geoise while explaining the ultimate power of the fruit is honestly terrifying because of his reach
espadada_grimmjow_460
Whoa, finding out the Ope Ope no Mi's ultimate move comes with a death sentence totally blew my mind! I mean, that's a wild cost for immortality, and now I'm seriously wondering if anyone's actually pulled that off before, sacrificing themselves for someone else. It makes the fruit even more legendary, but also super chilling.
rosa_sisters_276
I was not prepared for the horror of the White Town flashback and seeing Law lose his entire family to that disease was actually heartbreaking. Doflamingo wanting that immortality surgery is such a villainous move, but the anime dragged things out with way too many marine scenes. Corazon finally speaking to Law at the end caught me off guard and changed my whole perspective
isekaibro
Corazon falling over and catching himself on fire was the funniest thing in this episode. You can already tell he is going to be one of the best characters because of his personality
matsumoto_melon_467
They spent way too much time on the recap and the opening again. It felt like we only got ten minutes of actual content even though the lore about the fruit was big
skull_kid
The reveal about the Op-Op fruit is cool but the anime is dragging these scenes out so much. You just want to get back to the fight instead of watching more flashbacks right now
theanimewarlord
The pacing was pretty rough with all the recycled scenes and marines standing around, but the stuff about the Op-Op fruit made it worth watching
sleepysquishs
You see the World Government at their absolute worst in this episode because the way they treated those people with Amber Lead Syndrome was completely heartless and uncalled for
ram_rage_145
Corazon being a klutz who hates kids is such a weird introduction for a guy who turns out to be so important to Law's life
trunks_traveler_85
Law hiding under those dead bodies just to survive the massacre was one of the most haunting things this show has ever done and it makes his character so much deeper
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