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Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1102 Spoiler

Chapter 1102: "The Life of Kuma"

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There is a break next week technically


Ch. 1102 Official Release (Mangaplus): 24/12/2023

Ch. 1103 Scan Release: ~30/12/2023


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u/Cyshix Dec 21 '23

I genuinely havent cried for an OP chapter in a while. Goddamnit

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u/Rehpotsirc0615 Dec 21 '23

I read the chapter super engaged and just completely broke down on the last panel, absolutely ruthless

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u/32SkyDive Dec 21 '23

That last page was both absolutly beautiful and horribly painful. Immediate tears on that panel.

We love Oda and the entire chapter was beautifully orchestrated and tied together so many things

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u/ITagEveryone Dec 21 '23

Did the last panel show Bonney crying in real-time? I was a little confused where that was in the timeline

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u/sayurisatoru Dec 21 '23

Definitely before and the entire reason she's so stab happy at Saturn.

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u/ITagEveryone Dec 21 '23

So it's basically her reaction to seeing this whole flashback in the form of Kuma's memories

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u/jumbohiggins Dec 21 '23

It's a bad day for rain.

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u/Nanto_Suichoken Dec 21 '23

I started crying when he wondered how much trouble his actions caused and his life was shown.

The last 3 pages hit me way harder than i imagined.

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u/CRoseCrizzle Dec 21 '23

I'm happy I'm not the only one, lol. The panel just got to me completely.

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u/Shinsekai21 Dec 21 '23

I think it is also due to Oda’s incredible skills of drawing crying characters

Every single back stories hit so damn hard because of how well his drawing of ugly crying

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u/DandyReddit Dec 21 '23

Oda is ruthless.

My eyes, they vaporized.

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u/TheKingofHearts Dec 21 '23

The last panels hurt even more when you realized the beginning of Kuma's flashback in ch 1095 is "When I was a kid, I wanted to be a hero". 😭

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u/revisioncloud Dec 21 '23

I'm supposed to be on my holiday vacation and enjoying the outdoors

Literally can't leave my hotel room crying over this shit

Damn it, Oda

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u/dare_dick Dec 21 '23

I can't remember the last time I cried for a chapter! This one damn!

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u/Inuma Pirate Dec 22 '23

Did you cry for Merry?

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u/CoolMahaGuru Dec 21 '23 edited Dec 21 '23

There are 3 times I cried for an OP chapter.. 1. When Going Merry burned (chapter 430, 2006) 2. When Sabo came back (chapter 731, 2013) 3. This chapter (chapter 1102, 2023)

Damn, Oda...

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u/Foxisdabest Dec 21 '23

"ME?! Pirate king?! I am SO weak!" was the one that did it for me. And why Jimbei will always be my favorite character. Helped Luffy in his most difficult moment.

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u/HistoryWillRepeat Explorer Dec 21 '23

Luffy counting his fingers absolutely SENDS me

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u/Foxisdabest Dec 21 '23

"It may be painful for you now Luffy, but fight it!

Don't dwell on what you've lost, what's gone is gone forever!

Try to remember... What you still have!"

"... My nakama...!"

Absolutely GOATED script writing and character building right there. We will never see a manga with such great story telling as One Piece. Jimbei instantly became my favorite character in the series right in this chapter.

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u/HistoryWillRepeat Explorer Dec 21 '23

😭😭😭

Also, Jimbei telling Luffy to eat always makes me emotional. He says something like "to eat is to live, luffy." I think of that whenever I'm sick or grieving. Such a goated scene.

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u/Mindless_Bad_1591 Devil Child Nico Robin Apr 01 '24

Iroh and Jimbei would be the best of buds

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u/Raptain Dec 22 '23

for me it was 1. Robin tells her mother she wanted to hold hands with her all her life (ep. 277) 2. Luffy tells Sanji he's the one who keeps getting hurt for every of his kicks (ep. 808) 3. this Chapter (ch. 1102)

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u/Masterkid1230 Dec 21 '23

Mine were

  1. Going Merry burning (430)

  2. Brook's crew dies (488)

  3. Corazon's flashback (767)

  4. This

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u/Rekcs Dec 21 '23

Oda's gonna get you again sometime around 2035

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u/LeloGoos Prisoner Dec 21 '23 edited Dec 28 '23

Were you one of those unfortunate enough to get spoiled about Ace's death?

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u/Mindless_Bad_1591 Devil Child Nico Robin Apr 01 '24

Not "I want to live"?

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u/CoolMahaGuru Apr 07 '24

Nope. I didnt buy the emotion...

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u/Mindless_Bad_1591 Devil Child Nico Robin Apr 07 '24 edited Apr 07 '24

???

Uhhh, how? They gave her backstory and reasoning behind why she was doing what she was doing. It was the moment she accepted hope of a better life over the miconception of peace with death.

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u/Kashmir33 Dec 23 '23

What the hell are you talking about ? Sabo came back like 3 years ago not 10...right? 🥲

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u/BreafingBread Dec 21 '23

I'm not a person who cries with a lot of frequency. In One Piece, the only thing to make me cry (consistenly might I add) was the death of Going Merry.

This chapter is now the second OP chapter to ever make me cry.

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u/kosaki16 Dec 21 '23

when I saw little Kuma running, i knew I'm finished

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u/Vawd_Gandi Dec 21 '23

lmaooo me too 😭

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u/randomkoala Dec 21 '23

Same, this chapter made me cry a few times

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u/The_SystemError Dec 21 '23

That legit was the first time I ever cried during one piece. I binge watched the anime and started reading the manga during onigashima. I have never cried actual tears while reading it until this chapter.

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u/far219 The Revolutionary Army Dec 21 '23

I cry all the time to One Piece but I haven't cried this much since Merry or even Noland and Kalgara

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u/Yontoryuu Lurker Dec 21 '23

Dang you didn’t cry at the start of Kumas backstory where we see him and his family get enslaved? So many sad moments man, one piece has been crazy good for a long time now. So many great and heart wrenching moments

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u/marshaln Dec 21 '23

First time for me

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u/Worth-Afternoon5438 Dec 21 '23

Yes, I was thinking the same thing. Maybe sometime later during a reread, but this chapter did it.