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Critics and fans alike have noted that Episode 722 represents the "two halves" of the Dressrosa experience. According to reviewers from Anime News Network , the first half suffers from the arc’s characteristic slow pacing, spending significant time on the repetitive reactions of citizens to the Birdcage. However, the second half compensates with high-octane action and significant plot progression.
The episode also raises questions about the future of the series, including the potential aftermath of Doflamingo's defeat and the implications for the World Government. Fans of the series will be eagerly anticipating the next episode to see how the story unfolds.
In , titled "Attack of the Blade! Law's Counterattack!" , the battle for Dressrosa reaches a critical turning point as Trafalgar Law executes a high-stakes plan to take down Donquixote Doflamingo . Key Plot Points The Shrinking Birdcage: Doflamingo
The music in Episode 722 helps define its most powerful scenes. A track often used during Law's final confrontation and dubbed "Doflamingo's Theme" by fans has not been released on any official OST. A different piece playing during a key moment around 13 minutes and 54 seconds has been identified as "Sanji vs Captain Honki," which is originally from One Piece Movie 7: The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle . One Piece Episode 722
One Piece Episode 722, titled , is a pivotal chapter in the Dressrosa Arc. Airing on December 12, 2015, this episode marks a critical turning point in the final battle between the Straw Hat-Heart Alliance and the Donquixote Family. The Birdcage Closes In
The episode serves as Law's ultimate contribution to the fight, fueled by his ten-year desire to avenge . While the Gamma Knife is devastating, the episode ends on a suspenseful note, as viewers are left to wonder if such an attack is truly enough to keep the "Heavenly Demon" down for good. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more
In this pivotal episode of the , the battle on the Rooftop reaches a critical turning point as Trafalgar Law unleashes a lethal hidden trump card against Donquixote Doflamingo . 🗝️ Key Plot Highlights Critics and fans alike have noted that Episode
The episode focuses on the final confrontation between Doflamingo (the Heavenly Demon) and the alliance of Monkey D. Luffy and Trafalgar Law. What makes this specific episode unique is that the spotlight is shared equally between the combat and the backstory. It is not merely a clash of fists; it is a clash of philosophies regarding the "Will of D."
As with many episodes in the Dressrosa Arc, the pacing can feel stretched, but the emotional payoff in Episode 722 compensates for it.
Doflamingo’s observation haki and speed make him nearly untouchable. To bypass his defenses, Law uses Luffy as a distraction, creating a chaotic opening in the battlefield dynamic. The Execution The episode also raises questions about the future
“Kamazo has fallen, my lord.”
One Piece Episode 722, titled , stands as a monumental turning point in the Dressrosa Arc. Released during a period of intense narrative tension, this episode delivers a masterclass in emotional stakes, strategic warfare, and the unbreakable bond of the Pirate-Samurai-Mink Alliance. For fans tracking the downfall of Donquixote Doflamingo, Episode 722 is the spark that ignites the final, explosive phase of the war for Dressrosa. The Narrative Context: A Kingdom on the Brink
Zoro lowers Wado Ichimonji. “Killer. I don’t know what they did to you. But I remember the man who laughed at a banquet with his captain. I won’t kill you.”
The episode opens with immediate dread. Doflamingo’s deadly Birdcage—a dome of razor-sharp threads covering the entire island—begins to shrink, cutting through buildings, aqueducts, and infrastructure.
On top of the palace, the situation is equally dire. Trafalgar Law, who sought personal vengeance for the death of Corazon, has been brutally defeated, losing his right arm to Doflamingo's strings. With Law incapacitated and clinging to life, Monkey D. Luffy stands as the final line of defense. The stage is set for a classic shonen showdown, but with the added weight of an entire nation's survival resting on the outcome. Luffy vs. Doflamingo: The Clash of Kings