One Piece Episode 750: A Desperate Situation! Luffy Fights a Battle in Extreme Heat!
Filler/LOW
OSHIMETER
5.3
59 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
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One Piece Episode 750: A Desperate Situation! Luffy Fights a Battle in Extreme Heat!
Filler/LOW
OSHIMETER
5.3
59 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
zanjutsu_zealot_474
Bartolomeo screaming his head off at every single move Luffy made was definitely the best part of this whole Silver Mine arc since his fanboy energy is just too infectious
otomachine_oto_497
Wow, I didn't expect to see Mr. Tanaka pop up after Luffy just stomped Bill! It really made me wonder if Bill was even a challenge, considering Luffy basically yawned through that fight, even with a Gear Third blast. Now I'm totally hyped to see how this ties into Tesoro and Film Gold.
hanzaki_hero
The way Luffy finished off Bill with that Grizzly Magnum felt like a solid way to wrap up this movie tie in and seeing Mr Tanaka pop up to tease the Gild Tesoro stuff at the end was cool
inu_no_taisho
I liked seeing Luffy just tank those magma hits like they were nothing since he obviously outclassed Bill the entire time and never really had to break a sweat
robin_reader
Bill chowing down on coal and then morphing into a shiny silver blob was such a random devil fruit power, but the way the mine got all heated up actually kept my attention for this side adventure. I guess even the weirder powers can make for an energetic end to an episode!
ein
Bill looked like a discount Akainu with that magma form and it was kind of weird seeing him eat ore to get buff but at least Luffy didnt struggle too much after fighting Doflamingo
hosenki
You can really see where they cut corners with the animation because the way the characters looked when they hit the ground was so stiff and awkward even if the speed of the fight was okay
sailor_mercury_394
The animation for the final clash was actually pretty decent for a filler and Desire had a cool design even if her story was a bit basic
nabooru_268
I found the silver mine setting kind of boring and the way Bill just kept eating ore to get bigger felt repetitive
yamabiko_yamato_40
Bill really looked like some kind of rock monster after chowing down on all that ore, and honestly, I was kinda bummed how quick that whole fight ended. I guess it was just another weird, anticlimactic way to finish a filler arc that didn't really pull me in at all.
yellow
Bartolomeo losing his mind over every single punch Luffy threw was the only thing keeping this filler interesting
hakudoshi
I only watched this because of the Bartolomeo moments and he is the only reason the silver mine stuff was even remotely watchable for me
griffith_the_hawk
That villain getting what he deserved for lying to his crew and treating people like tools was a solid ending to this mini arc
hop_355
Watching Luffy handle Bill without even needing to go all out or use his bigger gears was a nice change of pace
chloeanime
The logic behind Bill turning into a human smelting plant is confusing, but at least Luffy got to punch some sense into him
tuxedo_mask_393
The animation looked really rough when Luffy was dodging all that molten ore and the movements felt stiff
maryrie
barto and desire watching luffy take on bill was a decent way to end this little side story and the way barto keeps screaming luffy senpai never gets old even if the fight itself was pretty basic
rana_rhapsody_503
Luffy really just wanted to eat and he ends up fighting a guy who eats rocks and turns into a furnace
minish_289
I am glad this silver mine stuff is over, and I hope we get to the film gold tie-in soon. Bill was starting to get on my nerves with that weird molten form and low budget dragon ball attacks.
tanuki_trickster_41
I felt so bad for Desire when she realized Bill was just using her, but seeing Luffy step up to defend her honor was great
EPISODE CONTEXT
Episode 750 wraps up the non-canon Silver Mine Arc, resolving the conflicts and villain setups from the preceding filler stretch. It serves as a bridge between the major canon storylines, specifically the aftermath of Dressrosa and the upcoming Zou Arc. Once this episode concludes, the Straw Hats set sail toward Zou, where the canon narrative resumes with significant momentum.
QUICK TAKES
zanjutsu_zealot_474
Bartolomeo screaming his head off at every single move Luffy made was definitely the best part of this whole Silver Mine arc since his fanboy energy is just too infectious
otomachine_oto_497
Wow, I didn't expect to see Mr. Tanaka pop up after Luffy just stomped Bill! It really made me wonder if Bill was even a challenge, considering Luffy basically yawned through that fight, even with a Gear Third blast. Now I'm totally hyped to see how this ties into Tesoro and Film Gold.
hanzaki_hero
The way Luffy finished off Bill with that Grizzly Magnum felt like a solid way to wrap up this movie tie in and seeing Mr Tanaka pop up to tease the Gild Tesoro stuff at the end was cool
inu_no_taisho
I liked seeing Luffy just tank those magma hits like they were nothing since he obviously outclassed Bill the entire time and never really had to break a sweat
robin_reader
Bill chowing down on coal and then morphing into a shiny silver blob was such a random devil fruit power, but the way the mine got all heated up actually kept my attention for this side adventure. I guess even the weirder powers can make for an energetic end to an episode!
ein
Bill looked like a discount Akainu with that magma form and it was kind of weird seeing him eat ore to get buff but at least Luffy didnt struggle too much after fighting Doflamingo
hosenki
You can really see where they cut corners with the animation because the way the characters looked when they hit the ground was so stiff and awkward even if the speed of the fight was okay
sailor_mercury_394
The animation for the final clash was actually pretty decent for a filler and Desire had a cool design even if her story was a bit basic
nabooru_268
I found the silver mine setting kind of boring and the way Bill just kept eating ore to get bigger felt repetitive
yamabiko_yamato_40
Bill really looked like some kind of rock monster after chowing down on all that ore, and honestly, I was kinda bummed how quick that whole fight ended. I guess it was just another weird, anticlimactic way to finish a filler arc that didn't really pull me in at all.
yellow
Bartolomeo losing his mind over every single punch Luffy threw was the only thing keeping this filler interesting
hakudoshi
I only watched this because of the Bartolomeo moments and he is the only reason the silver mine stuff was even remotely watchable for me
griffith_the_hawk
That villain getting what he deserved for lying to his crew and treating people like tools was a solid ending to this mini arc
hop_355
Watching Luffy handle Bill without even needing to go all out or use his bigger gears was a nice change of pace
chloeanime
The logic behind Bill turning into a human smelting plant is confusing, but at least Luffy got to punch some sense into him
tuxedo_mask_393
The animation looked really rough when Luffy was dodging all that molten ore and the movements felt stiff
maryrie
barto and desire watching luffy take on bill was a decent way to end this little side story and the way barto keeps screaming luffy senpai never gets old even if the fight itself was pretty basic
rana_rhapsody_503
Luffy really just wanted to eat and he ends up fighting a guy who eats rocks and turns into a furnace
minish_289
I am glad this silver mine stuff is over, and I hope we get to the film gold tie-in soon. Bill was starting to get on my nerves with that weird molten form and low budget dragon ball attacks.
tanuki_trickster_41
I felt so bad for Desire when she realized Bill was just using her, but seeing Luffy step up to defend her honor was great
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