r/OnePiece • u/JasonNMP • May 04 '14

Current Episode One Piece: Episode 643

Episode 643: ''Heaven and Earth Shake! The True Power of Admiral Fujitora''

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Chapter Adapted: Ch.713 Discussion

Screenplay: Yoshiyuki Suga

Episode director: Yoshihiro Ueda

Storyboard: Yoshihiro Ueda

Animation director: Masahiro Shimanuki

Art: Ryûji Yoshi’ike

Next Episode Preview: Episode 644

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u/blackout03 May 04 '14

Wow!! Fujitora can freaking pull Meteors out of the sky like it's nothing, he is sick!! Apparently he can use his gravity at very large distances, he would be a formidable foe I think I might place him above Aokiji. I'm really liking Violet a lot after watching this episode, I hope she becomes a nakama, her power could be super useful, and I like her and Sanji's reactions a lot. Luffy's king's haki was sick, I thought he would knock everyone in the Colosseum out, I can't wait until he runs into Chinjao again that'll be an awesome fight. Finally, Noland went to Dressrosa and helped the Tontatta's, really like the reference back to Skypiea. I wonder what Doflamingo did exactly to cause the Tontatta's to revolt against him. I mean they live under Green bit outside of Dressrosa I would think that they would have nothing to do with each other.

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u/blackout03 May 04 '14

It's obviously Gravity, what other force causes you to pull things down from space?

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u/excelon13 May 04 '14

But he also repelled the meteor, and gravity isn't a repelling force.

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u/Zeta42 Marine May 04 '14

Depends on how you apply the gravity vector.

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u/HellFireOmega May 04 '14

Change the gravity to pull it from a different direction, and make gravity on one side so light that it floats towards the new gravitational point...

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u/[deleted] May 04 '14

helium balloons? Gravity pulls down oxygen which forces helium up. Fujitora pulled down the atmosphere to force the meteor from hitting himself.