One Piece Episode 811: I'll Wait Here! Luffy vs. the Enraged Army!
Canon/HIGH
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8.0
68 Fans
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One Piece Episode 811: I'll Wait Here! Luffy vs. the Enraged Army!
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
8.0
68 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
spike_spiegel
Big Mom is clearly lying to Sanji about letting his friends go, but seeing Nami use the vivre card to scare the soldiers was cool
nekogirl22
Too much fanservice with Nami today and the animation reuse at the start was really distracting from the actual plot
jiro_jolt_127
Book world visuals were stunning but the way the fight dragged out made it feel like nothing was actually happening
vasto_lorde_void
My heart broke when Luffy refused to move from that spot because his dedication to Sanji is just on another level
emilia_elf_144
Sluggish pacing made the episode feel long and those repeated animation loops during the mirror world scenes with Chopper were way too obvious
luxord_455
Art during the fight against the army looked great and those shadow effects really made the whole scene feel heavy
eri_359
Sanji’s sacrifice, making that dreadful deal with Big Mom, just absolutely gutted me, especially knowing deep down she’s going to twist it. How could Luffy, after putting everything he had into beating Cracker, get so easily overwhelmed and then caught in that eerily beautiful book prison? I couldn’t help but feel a pang of dread, knowing how much more pain is coming for both of them.
marluxia_454
Why did Luffy not just blast the fodder with Conqueror Haki instead of getting overwhelmed and captured like that
orihime_oracle_103
When those book pages started swirling, I couldn't believe how wild it looked, especially with everyone getting caught up. I just kept thinking how much fun it must be to have a Devil Fruit like that, even if it's super inconvenient for the Straw Hats!
ruto
The World of Books scene totally overwhelmed me; I felt like I was gonna tumble right off the screen with how much was happening and all those crazy bright colors just spinning around. My head was definitely swimming trying to take it all in, but what a wild ride that was!
hell_butterfly_hunter
Watching Luffy just take hits because he promised Sanji he would stay in that exact spot is the most Luffy thing he has ever done
kido_knight
The look on Sanji's face while he was talking to Pudding about the wedding shows how much he is suffering right now
miraidon
Luffy refusing to move from that spot even while Big Mom's entire army is beating him down really shows how stubborn he is about Sanji returning
flat
I am still trying to wrap my head around why Luffy isn't using his conquerors haki to clear out those fodder soldiers because it would save him so much energy, and watching him get swarmed while he is already exhausted from the Cracker fight is painful and the way he refuses to move from that spot is gut wrenching
izanagi_idol_15
Those pastel colors and the sketchy animation style in the world of books gave me serious Madoka Magica vibes and it was unsettling
gerrard_gambit_489
Why did they make that Nami shot so long right when Luffy's getting swarmed? I was so invested in him trying to fight off that whole army, and then my focus just completely broke, which was kinda annoying.
winry_rockbell_117
Sanji selling his future and his marriage to Big Mom just to keep the rest of the crew alive is honestly devastating
julia
The way the library sequence played out made Big Mom's powers feel way more terrifying, and the weird animation style they used for it was a great choice
puck_paws
Ugh, the whole fight with the enraged army just felt like it went on for ages this episode, didn't it? I kept wishing they'd get to the point, but it seemed like the anime just kept adding more and more filler that wasn't even in the manga, which got a bit frustrating for me.
chrome_crafter_160
I thought the crayon style in the world of books was so trippy and it really captured that creepy vibe better than the manga did
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting deep in the Whole Cake Island arc, Episode 811 follows directly from Sanji's pivotal decision regarding his arranged marriage in Episode 810, shifting focus to Luffy's defiant stand against Big Mom's army as a direct consequence of that choice. This episode serves as a critical bridge between the emotional fallout of Sanji's arc and the tactical developments ahead, setting the stage for Episode 812's push into Big Mom's stronghold.
QUICK TAKES
spike_spiegel
Big Mom is clearly lying to Sanji about letting his friends go, but seeing Nami use the vivre card to scare the soldiers was cool
nekogirl22
Too much fanservice with Nami today and the animation reuse at the start was really distracting from the actual plot
jiro_jolt_127
Book world visuals were stunning but the way the fight dragged out made it feel like nothing was actually happening
vasto_lorde_void
My heart broke when Luffy refused to move from that spot because his dedication to Sanji is just on another level
emilia_elf_144
Sluggish pacing made the episode feel long and those repeated animation loops during the mirror world scenes with Chopper were way too obvious
luxord_455
Art during the fight against the army looked great and those shadow effects really made the whole scene feel heavy
eri_359
Sanji’s sacrifice, making that dreadful deal with Big Mom, just absolutely gutted me, especially knowing deep down she’s going to twist it. How could Luffy, after putting everything he had into beating Cracker, get so easily overwhelmed and then caught in that eerily beautiful book prison? I couldn’t help but feel a pang of dread, knowing how much more pain is coming for both of them.
marluxia_454
Why did Luffy not just blast the fodder with Conqueror Haki instead of getting overwhelmed and captured like that
orihime_oracle_103
When those book pages started swirling, I couldn't believe how wild it looked, especially with everyone getting caught up. I just kept thinking how much fun it must be to have a Devil Fruit like that, even if it's super inconvenient for the Straw Hats!
ruto
The World of Books scene totally overwhelmed me; I felt like I was gonna tumble right off the screen with how much was happening and all those crazy bright colors just spinning around. My head was definitely swimming trying to take it all in, but what a wild ride that was!
hell_butterfly_hunter
Watching Luffy just take hits because he promised Sanji he would stay in that exact spot is the most Luffy thing he has ever done
kido_knight
The look on Sanji's face while he was talking to Pudding about the wedding shows how much he is suffering right now
miraidon
Luffy refusing to move from that spot even while Big Mom's entire army is beating him down really shows how stubborn he is about Sanji returning
flat
I am still trying to wrap my head around why Luffy isn't using his conquerors haki to clear out those fodder soldiers because it would save him so much energy, and watching him get swarmed while he is already exhausted from the Cracker fight is painful and the way he refuses to move from that spot is gut wrenching
izanagi_idol_15
Those pastel colors and the sketchy animation style in the world of books gave me serious Madoka Magica vibes and it was unsettling
gerrard_gambit_489
Why did they make that Nami shot so long right when Luffy's getting swarmed? I was so invested in him trying to fight off that whole army, and then my focus just completely broke, which was kinda annoying.
winry_rockbell_117
Sanji selling his future and his marriage to Big Mom just to keep the rest of the crew alive is honestly devastating
julia
The way the library sequence played out made Big Mom's powers feel way more terrifying, and the weird animation style they used for it was a great choice
puck_paws
Ugh, the whole fight with the enraged army just felt like it went on for ages this episode, didn't it? I kept wishing they'd get to the point, but it seemed like the anime just kept adding more and more filler that wasn't even in the manga, which got a bit frustrating for me.
chrome_crafter_160
I thought the crayon style in the world of books was so trippy and it really captured that creepy vibe better than the manga did
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