Episode
One Piece: A New Crewmate! The Musician, Humming Brook!
Overview
Brook tells Luffy that he is glad to be alive and asks if he can join the crew, which Luffy approves of. All the Straw Hats are shocked by this, except for Zoro, who is sleeping, and Robin, who knew Luffy would accept him no matter what, but they nevertheless welcome him to the crew. Two days later, Usopp and Franky make a grave for the dead Rumbar Pirates, and Zoro lays the broken Yubashiri at the grave. Nami gets a Vivre Card from Lola, which points the way to Lola's mother, a pirate in the New World. Luffy takes out the piece of paper he received from Ace, which is also a Vivre Card, and learns that as it is burning and shrinking, Ace's life is in danger. Believing that Ace can get out of trouble on his own, Luffy decides to head onward rather than go to rescue him, and the Straw Hats sail away from Thriller Bark. As the Luffy and his crew sail away, three enormous and mysterious figure appears in the fog, looking over Thriller Bark.
Details
- Series
- One Piece
- Season
- Season 10
- Episode
- Episode 381
- Air date
- 2008-12-14
- Runtime
- 24 min
Episode context
A New Crewmate! The Musician, Humming Brook! is Episode 381 in Thriller Bark of One Piece. It aired on 2008-12-14. The runtime is 24 min.
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Episode 376: It Repels Everything! Kuma’s Paw-Paw Power!
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Episode 375: Not Out of Danger Yet! Orders to Annihilate the Straw Hat Crew
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Episode 374: Our Bodies Vanish! The Morning Sun Shines On the Nightmarish Island!
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Episode 373: The End of the Battle Is Nigh! Pound in the Finishing Move
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Episode 372: The Incredible Battle Starts! Luffy vs Luffy
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Episode 371: The Straw Hat Crew Gets Wiped Out! The Shadow-Shadow's Powers in Full Swing
Moria explains that he enabled Oars to stretch by stretching his shadow, thereby forcing his body to stretch along with it in order to ensure that the body and shadow are the same shape. Usopp fires Brook out of Kuwagata, with Robin making him spin and Nami electrifying him, but he only does minor damage to Oars and is knocked out when Oars retaliates. Robin attempts to use her powers on Moria, but he attacks her with his shadow and then switches places with it, rendering her attack useless. He then takes her shadow, rendering her unconscious. Chopper discovered that Oars died of frostbite, and that while he does not feel any pain, he can still take damage from their attacks. Sanji and Chopper launch a combo attack on Oars, who then knocks out both of them with Gum Gum Gatling, leaving only Nami, Zoro and Usopp standing.
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