The world’s biggest anime-specific streaming platform has confirmed that the renowned One Piece Gear 5 episode truly did turn into a “Crunchyroll-crashing event.”Crunchyroll’s “2023 Was the Year of One Piece” article, released on Dec. 26, references the massive wave of attention that One Piece Episode 1071 garnered upon airing. “The anime, riding off the acclaim of the Wano Arc,” Crunchyroll says, “finished the storyline with a bang with multiple long-awaited moments. Gear 5, a power-up that turned Episode 1071 into a Crunchyroll-crashing event, had been a curiosity for the audience ever since it was first unveiled in the manga.” The episode’s debut was a seismic event; fans the world over, regardless of their timezone, wanted to tune in to see the episode as it happened. Many of those same fans have come back to revel in the achievement, viewing the affair as a source of validation of One Piece’s global reach.At the time, One Piece Episode 1071 breaking the internet was a matter of little debate, crashing Crunchyroll, Funimation and several major unofficial anime streaming websites. However, with Crunchyroll’s validation of the fact, Luffy can now ‘stretch’ his legs a little wider alongside other popular anime to have achieved the feat. This includes the recent Attack on Titan finale and the Ultra Instinct episodes from Dragon Ball Super.
The world’s biggest anime-specific streaming platform has confirmed that the renowned One Piece Gear 5 episode truly did turn into a “Crunchyroll-crashing event.”
Crunchyroll‘s “2023 Was the Year of One Piece” article, released on Dec. 26, references the massive wave of attention that One Piece Episode 1071 garnered upon airing. “The anime, riding off the acclaim of the Wano Arc,” Crunchyroll says, “finished the storyline with a bang with multiple long-awaited moments. Gear 5, a power-up that turned Episode 1071 into a Crunchyroll-crashing event, had been a curiosity for the audience ever since it was first unveiled in the manga.” The episode’s debut was a seismic event; fans the world over, regardless of their timezone, wanted to tune in to see the episode as it happened. Many of those same fans have come back to revel in the achievement, viewing the affair as a source of validation of One Piece‘s global reach.
At the time, One Piece Episode 1071 breaking the internet was a matter of little debate, crashing Crunchyroll, Funimation and several major unofficial anime streaming websites. However, with Crunchyroll’s validation of the fact, Luffy can now ‘stretch’ his legs a little wider alongside other popular anime to have achieved the feat. This includes the recent Attack on Titan finale and the Ultra Instinct episodes from Dragon Ball Super.
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