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One Piece Episode 733: Attack on a Celestial! Luffy's King Kong Gun of Anger!
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One Piece Episode 733: Attack on a Celestial! Luffy's King Kong Gun of Anger!

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

8.9

59 Fans

5star
4star
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2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

shun's avatar
shun
Doflamingo was such a menace for over a hundred episodes and seeing him finally lose his glasses as he fell through the city was satisfying even with the weird slow pacing
pamelas_father_280's avatar
pamelas_father_280
The king kong gun hit like a truck but why did they stretch that animation for two minutes because the manga had it happen in an instant and it felt way slower here
sora's avatar
sora
The sheer satisfaction I felt seeing Law watching Luffy deliver that massive final punch, knowing how much of himself Law had poured into weakening Doflamingo, was immense. It truly felt like Law's long and painful journey for revenge reached its climax right there, even if he wasn't the one to land the finishing blow.
luxord_455's avatar
luxord_455
Smashing Doflamingo into the underground port felt so good to me because luffy finally broke those strings with the king kong gun and it was worth the wait
mewtwo_304's avatar
mewtwo_304
Luffy really is the savior of dressrosa and seeing those goggles fly off doflamingo was the best part of the whole arc and everyone screaming his name gave me chills
itzzeom's avatar
itzzeom
Toei really dragged out the impact of the King Kong Gun for way too long, making it feel like a struggle instead of a total destruction of Doflamingo's power
hanzaki_hero's avatar
hanzaki_hero
doflamingo was such a menace for this entire arc so seeing his strings snap and his glasses shatter while he fell into the city felt like justice
shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
It took way too many episodes to get here and the pacing during the final clash felt a bit sluggish compared to the manga version, but I honestly didn't care because seeing Doflamingo finally hit the pavement was so satisfying, and I loved that the glasses broke because it finally felt like he was just a regular guy getting his life handed to him
lugia_305's avatar
lugia_305
i hated how they made it look like luffy was struggling to push through the strings because in my head it should have been an instant wipe for doflamingo
robin_reader's avatar
robin_reader
luffy managed to pull out one last bit of haki for that massive attack and the sheer scale of the crater he left in the ground was terrifying
uraraka_uravity_124's avatar
uraraka_uravity_124
luffy using his entire body for that king kong gun was absolute madness and seeing doflamingo get smashed into the ground like that was so worth the wait
yamamoto_yakuza_465's avatar
yamamoto_yakuza_465
Maybe he used his legs to pump even more air into his arm for that King Kong Gun because that fist was absolutely massive
yosuzume_yurei's avatar
yosuzume_yurei
the way those sunglasses finally cracked felt more satisfying than the actual punch and doflamingo finally losing his composure was the highlight of this whole arc
levifangirl's avatar
levifangirl
Doflamingo called himself a god so seeing him get punched from the sky all the way through the earth was the right way to see him go down
happy_mask_salesman_270's avatar
happy_mask_salesman_270
everyone in the city screaming and pushing against the birdcage while luffy was in the air really added to the pressure and made the final blow feel earned
flower_flute_499's avatar
flower_flute_499
I honestly have mixed feelings about how they dragged out the final clash, because the manga made it look like a total massacre but that King Kong Gun still looked incredible on screen and seeing Doflamingo fall from the sky like a fallen angel was the perfect way to end his reign of terror and I think Dressrosa can finally breathe again after ten years
todoroki_twin's avatar
todoroki_twin
Viola standing her ground against Doflamingo before Luffy came flying back in to take over the fight was the exact moment I started crying
elle_hq's avatar
elle_hq
Doflamingo barely had time to blink before Luffy's enormous fist came crashing down. I was genuinely shocked by the sheer, overwhelming force, truly thinking there was no way he could possibly recover from a hit that devastating.
kaolinite_382's avatar
kaolinite_382
Dressrosa has been going on for so long but that final hit actually made me feel like the weight of the city was lifted. I know people are complaining about how long the punch took in the air, but the music and the flashbacks to everyone crying for help really got to me and seeing Doflamingo finally hit the pavement was great
thecatlife's avatar
thecatlife
Those glasses finally cracking and falling off made me feel like the nightmare was actually over for everyone in the city

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 733 serves as the decisive climax of the Dressrosa arc, directly following Episode 732's tension-filled countdown that pushed the conflict to its breaking point. This is where the arc's central battle reaches its conclusion, channeling dozens of episodes of buildup into a single defining clash. It leads directly into Episode 734, 'To Be Free! Dressrosa's Delight!', which shifts the tone toward resolution and the emotional aftermath of liberation.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 733 serves as the decisive climax of the Dressrosa arc, directly following Episode 732's tension-filled countdown that pushed the conflict to its breaking point. This is where the arc's central battle reaches its conclusion, channeling dozens of episodes of buildup into a single defining clash. It leads directly into Episode 734, 'To Be Free! Dressrosa's Delight!', which shifts the tone toward resolution and the emotional aftermath of liberation.

QUICK TAKES

shun's avatar
shun
Doflamingo was such a menace for over a hundred episodes and seeing him finally lose his glasses as he fell through the city was satisfying even with the weird slow pacing
pamelas_father_280's avatar
pamelas_father_280
The king kong gun hit like a truck but why did they stretch that animation for two minutes because the manga had it happen in an instant and it felt way slower here
sora's avatar
sora
The sheer satisfaction I felt seeing Law watching Luffy deliver that massive final punch, knowing how much of himself Law had poured into weakening Doflamingo, was immense. It truly felt like Law's long and painful journey for revenge reached its climax right there, even if he wasn't the one to land the finishing blow.
luxord_455's avatar
luxord_455
Smashing Doflamingo into the underground port felt so good to me because luffy finally broke those strings with the king kong gun and it was worth the wait
mewtwo_304's avatar
mewtwo_304
Luffy really is the savior of dressrosa and seeing those goggles fly off doflamingo was the best part of the whole arc and everyone screaming his name gave me chills
itzzeom's avatar
itzzeom
Toei really dragged out the impact of the King Kong Gun for way too long, making it feel like a struggle instead of a total destruction of Doflamingo's power
hanzaki_hero's avatar
hanzaki_hero
doflamingo was such a menace for this entire arc so seeing his strings snap and his glasses shatter while he fell into the city felt like justice
shizu_serenity's avatar
shizu_serenity
It took way too many episodes to get here and the pacing during the final clash felt a bit sluggish compared to the manga version, but I honestly didn't care because seeing Doflamingo finally hit the pavement was so satisfying, and I loved that the glasses broke because it finally felt like he was just a regular guy getting his life handed to him
lugia_305's avatar
lugia_305
i hated how they made it look like luffy was struggling to push through the strings because in my head it should have been an instant wipe for doflamingo
robin_reader's avatar
robin_reader
luffy managed to pull out one last bit of haki for that massive attack and the sheer scale of the crater he left in the ground was terrifying
uraraka_uravity_124's avatar
uraraka_uravity_124
luffy using his entire body for that king kong gun was absolute madness and seeing doflamingo get smashed into the ground like that was so worth the wait
yamamoto_yakuza_465's avatar
yamamoto_yakuza_465
Maybe he used his legs to pump even more air into his arm for that King Kong Gun because that fist was absolutely massive
yosuzume_yurei's avatar
yosuzume_yurei
the way those sunglasses finally cracked felt more satisfying than the actual punch and doflamingo finally losing his composure was the highlight of this whole arc
levifangirl's avatar
levifangirl
Doflamingo called himself a god so seeing him get punched from the sky all the way through the earth was the right way to see him go down
happy_mask_salesman_270's avatar
happy_mask_salesman_270
everyone in the city screaming and pushing against the birdcage while luffy was in the air really added to the pressure and made the final blow feel earned
flower_flute_499's avatar
flower_flute_499
I honestly have mixed feelings about how they dragged out the final clash, because the manga made it look like a total massacre but that King Kong Gun still looked incredible on screen and seeing Doflamingo fall from the sky like a fallen angel was the perfect way to end his reign of terror and I think Dressrosa can finally breathe again after ten years
todoroki_twin's avatar
todoroki_twin
Viola standing her ground against Doflamingo before Luffy came flying back in to take over the fight was the exact moment I started crying
elle_hq's avatar
elle_hq
Doflamingo barely had time to blink before Luffy's enormous fist came crashing down. I was genuinely shocked by the sheer, overwhelming force, truly thinking there was no way he could possibly recover from a hit that devastating.
kaolinite_382's avatar
kaolinite_382
Dressrosa has been going on for so long but that final hit actually made me feel like the weight of the city was lifted. I know people are complaining about how long the punch took in the air, but the music and the flashbacks to everyone crying for help really got to me and seeing Doflamingo finally hit the pavement was great
thecatlife's avatar
thecatlife
Those glasses finally cracking and falling off made me feel like the nightmare was actually over for everyone in the city
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©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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©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