An eyecatcher (アイキャッチ,Aikyatchi?) also known as a bumper, is a segment used to segue a TV program into and out of its regular commercial breaks. They tend to be particularly elaborate for anime and tokusatsu shows, often being made with original footage and audio (unlike most Western counterparts, which reuse preexisting footage and audio from a network announcer).
Like most half-hour anime, One Piece is aired with one commercial break per episode, corresponding to two eyecatchers. Over time, many different eyecatchers have been aired, though nearly all of them spotlight an individual Straw Hat together with a unique leitmotif.
During the Arabasta Saga, Nefertari Vivi and Karoo received a joint eyecatcher, complete with their own leitmotif (though they were never depicted among the figures on the beach). This was discontinued after they fully parted ways with the crew in Episode 130.
In 2012, the series began re-airing from Episode 1, in a "Special Edition" remastering the original 4:3 (NTSC) resolution to 16:9 (HDTV). The eyecatchers were cropped accordingly, at the top of the screen, but otherwise unchanged. In the first 47 episodes, the "Special Edition" wordmark in Japanese katakana (which was later removed in the digital print) was added to the One Piece logo.
(As this edition stopped at Episode 53, only the first five Straw Hats' eyecatchers were remastered. The rest of the episodes can only be seen internationally.)
The end of Luffy's first eyecatcher in the Special Edition.
The end of Zoro's first eyecatcher in the Special Edition.
The end of Nami's first eyecatcher in the Special Edition.
The end of Usopp's first eyecatcher in the Special Edition.
The end of Sanji's first eyecatcher in the Special Edition.
Second Set[]
The second eyecatcher format spans from the Long Ring Long Land Arc to the Post-War Arc (Episode 207 to Episode 516), closing out the pre-timeskip era as a whole: a particular Straw Hat is observed through a telescope, and eventually reacts, whereupon the telescope pans to some items representing them.
Notably, these eyecatchers are the first to feature Franky and Brook, complete with new leitmotifs; otherwise, they use the same leitmotifs as the first set.
Activity, special items for each crewmember and first appearance of each eyecatcher[]
Zoro's items in his second eyecatcher (first version).
Zoro's items in his second eyecatcher (second version).
Nami's items in her second eyecatcher.
Usopp's items in his second eyecatcher.
Sanji's items in his second eyecatcher.
Chopper's items in his second eyecatcher.
Robin's items in her second eyecatcher.
Franky's items in his first eyecatcher.
Brook's items in his first eyecatcher.
Third Set[]
The third eyecatcher format, opening the post-timeskip era, spans from the Return to Sabaody Arc to the Dressrosa Arc (Episode 517 to Episode 746): something belonging to a specific Straw Hat is depicted on a counter (beside some coins), while all of the Straw Hats' shadows file past, until the last in line steps into view, picks up the item, and joins the others outside the Thousand Sunny. This format is notably more focused on the Straw Hats as a collective, retiring the previous eyecatchers' individualized leitmotifs in favor of a new melody for the entire crew.
In addition, a tenth "supplementary" eyecatcher closes each commercial break from Episode 535 on; this eyecatcher does not focus on any of the Straw Hats, but instead depicts the series logo assembling itself piece by piece.
(From Episode 579 on, the melody was adjusted to sound more "adventurous", with heavier emphasis on the brass instruments.)
Activity and First Appearance of Each Eyecatcher[]
Character
Activity
Special Items
First Appearance
Monkey D. Luffy
Luffy's straw hat is on a table with some coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, Robin and then Luffy passes while picking up his straw hat. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Zoro's Wado Ichimonji on a table with some coins. On the wall next to them there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, Robin and then Zoro passes while picking up his sword. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Nami's Log Pose on a table with a map and some coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, Robin and then Nami passes while picking up her old Log Pose. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Usopp's Kuro Kabuto on a table with some pop green and some coins. On the wall next to them there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, Robin and then Usopp passes while picking up his slingshot. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Sanji's suit jacket is on a table with some coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Franky, Robin and then Sanji passes while picking up his jacket. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Chopper's medicine bag on a table with some purple flowers and coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Sanji, Franky, Robin and then Chopper passes while picking up his bag. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Robin's books on a table with some coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, and then Robin passes while picking up a book. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Franky's cola bottles on a table with some coins. On the wall next to them there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Brook, Chopper, Sanji, Robin and then Franky passes by while picking up a bottle. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Brook's violin on a table with some coins. On the wall next to it there is a map and the shadows of all the Straw Hat Pirates passing by in this order: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Chopper, Sanji, Franky, Robin, and then Brook passes while picking up his violin. The eyecatcher then switches to an image of the Straw Hat Pirates on a shore next to the Thousand Sunny.
Luffy's straw hat is flying in the wind while a figure of Luffy is trying to catch it. At the same time the One Piece logo is being built. Luffy's figure with the straw hat lands in the section in the word 'Piece' where the "i" should be, and then the background changes from a sky with clouds to a colorful map as the One Piece logo is completely built.
The end of the personal eyecatchers in the third set of eyecatchers.
The end of the One Piece Logo eyecatcher.
Fourth Set[]
From Episode 747 to Episode 891, and during the Cidre Guild Arc, the eyecatchers have changed. The eyecatchers have their own unique background depending on what character is being used, and each character has the same tune that was used in the first two sets of eyecatchers. Each eyecatcher starts with the News Coo flying over the ocean before transitioning to one of the Straw Hat Pirates' wanted posters, including ones of non-Straw Hat members Bartolomeo and Law.
This is the second time that the wanted posters are being used for the eyecatchers, although the bounties and pictures have been updated to the current wanted posters.
Activity and First Appearance of Each Eyecatcher[]
Character
Activity
Special Backgrounds
First Appearance
Monkey D. Luffy
Luffy's hometown in the background. With Luffy's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us his bounty picture.
Nojiko delivers tangerines to Genzo's office in the background. With Nami's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us her bounty picture.
On the road to Syrup Village, the former Usopp Pirates and Kaya are in the background. With Usopp's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us his bounty picture.
Baratie and Nasugasira are shown in the background. With Sanji's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us his bounty picture.
The castle on the foot of the Drum Rockies, with the mountains behind it are shown in the background. With Chopper's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us his bounty picture.
A Poneglyph and the Orrery that was in the Tree of Knowledge are shown in the background. With Robin's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us her bounty picture.
Crocus' empty chair on Twin Cape is shown. With Brook's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen showing us his bounty picture.
Going Luffy-senpai docked; the setting is a recreation of the scene from the first eyecatchers, with Bartolomeo's current bounty traveling along the wind before hitting the screen, showing us his bounty picture.
The former Usopp Pirates and Kaya on the road to Syrup Village.
Baratie and Nasugasira.
The castle at the foot of the Drum Rockies.
A Poneglyph and an Orrery.
Mozu and Kiwi.
Twin Cape.
Going Luffy Senpai.
Polar Tang.
The Wanted Posters in the Fourth Set[]
Luffy's wanted poster.
Luffy's second wanted poster.
Zoro's wanted poster.
Nami's wanted poster.
Usopp's wanted poster.
Sanji's wanted poster.
Chopper's wanted poster.
Robin's wanted poster.
Franky's wanted poster.
Brook's wanted poster.
Bartolomeo's wanted poster.
Law's wanted poster.
Fifth Set[]
From Episode 892 to Episode 980, the eyecatchers have changed. The eyecatchers only have two versions, featuring Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro. Both eyecatcher starts with a close up and a character preparing for an attack. After a pause, the screen is attacked and disappear in a white flash following by an end card of the Straw Hat Pirates in Wano Country.
Activity and First Appearance of Each Eyecatcher[]
Character
Activity
End card
First Appearance
Monkey D. Luffy
Luffy coats his fist in Haki and punches the screen.
The first eyecatcher features the Straw Hats, except for Zoro and Sanji, in the order they joined the crew running in front of a paper divider. Luffy then turns back, and look around with Sanji's silhouette appearing behind the divider, and Luffy turns and punch the divider before the screen flashes white and an image of the Straw Hats in their raid on Onigashima outfits standing in front of the Thousand Sunny is shown.
The second eyecatcher shows Sanji swooning over two ladies sitting in front of a paper divider, before the divider behind him is cut by Zoro, and the pieces fly across the screen to show an image of the Nine Red Scabbards and Izou in the snow under the full moon.
The first eyecatcher features Luffy opening his eye and gleefully jumping in the air, stretching his arm to pull Momonosuke to sit on his head as they are both grinning at each other. A rendition of the a Hanafuda card with a character fly in to cover the pair.
The second eyecatcher shows the Nine Red Scabbards, with Izou replacing Kanjuro, standing behind Momonosuke under the moon light as the camera zooms in on Momonosuke as he turns and the Straw Hat Pirates are reflected in his eye before the crew is shown standing with their backs turned and watching the sunrise. A rendition of a Hanafuda card with a character fly in to cover the crew.
Activity and First Appearance of Each Eyecatcher[]
Luffy, in his Gear 5 form, poses as Nika before a full moon. Kaidou, in his Beast form, covers the bottom right corner. The Gear 5 form was silhouetted in the first use of the eyecatcher, but fully revealed in subsequent instances.
The background used in the eighth set of eyecatchers.
From Episode 1086 to Episode 1088, the eyecatchers changed to the eighth set. Though the format itself was originally produced and used for Episodes 1000, 1029, and 1030, as well as Recap 8.
Both eyecatchers feature the Straw Hat Pirates standing on a beach watching the sunset, alongside the Thousand Sunny, while the Straw Hats wanted posters fly in the wind, until a particular one comes into view. It acts as an updated version of the eyecatcher used in the first set.
From Episode 1089 onward, the eyecatchers changed to the ninth set. The eyecatchers feature the Straw Hat Pirates on Egghead. The first eyecatcher shows Luffy running toward his crewmates, before a snapshot is taken that shows some of the crew (those joined during the East Blue Saga) are shocked, while the rest are excited. The photo acts as the end card of the first eyecatcher. The second eyecatcher shows Luffy using the Trancos on Egghead before a still shot of the crew in their new attire is shown at the end.
Ninth Set's End Cards[]
The end of the first eyecatcher.
The end of the second eyecatcher.
Other Eyecatchers[]
Aside from the regular sets of eyecatchers, there are a few special eyecatchers which appeared only once on special occasions.
Special Episodes[]
Activity and First Appearance of Each Special Eyecatcher[]
Character(s)
Activity
First Appearance
Chopper Man
Frangashan is chasing after Chopper Man until they exit the screen, then Frangashan comes back, but now he is running away from Giant Luffy Bomber, who tries to punch Frangashan, but he hits Namifia, who starts chasing after Frangashan and Giant Luffy Bomber. The eyecatcher ends with Chopper Man looking at the camera from very close, and with the phrase "Chopper Man" next to him.
Five lines flashes across the screen to form an asterisk, each line is in a different color that matches the Germa 66's Commanders. The word "Germa" is sung, as two white "6" figures rotate from opposite corners and meet in the middle and begin to rotate faster, until they flash white and they stop at the right side on the screen at the foreground with the shadowed commanders wearing their raid suits in the background, highlighted with each signature color.
Six revolving panels are seen, with each having one out of the five main characters from the tale, and sixth showing the Gomu Gomu no Mi. on the other side of the panel there is a piece of an image of either Luffy or Ann. The panels rotate until the character's full image is visible, and then the screen flashes to a still image of Luffy and Ann or of Luffy, Ann, and Balloon at sea, with the Romance Dawn logo.
Six revolving panels are seen, with each having one out of the five characters from the episode, the second panel showing a Kumashi doll, on the other side of the panel there is a piece of a wanted poster image of Luffy. The panels rotate until Luffy's full wanted poster is visible with the ocean background.
An updated version of the first eyecatcher was used to commemorate the anime's 1,000th episode: the Straw Hats have their post-timeskip appearances; Franky, Brook and Jinbe are added; the Thousand Sunny replaces the Going Merry; the sign that said "Red Line" now says "Somewhere". It ends with a close-up of Luffy's actual wanted poster from the story.
An updated version of the first eyecatcher: the Straw Hats have their post-timeskip appearances; Franky, Brook and Jinbe are added; the Thousand Sunny replaces the Going Merry; the sign that said "Red Line" now says "Somewhere". It ends with a close-up of Shanks's wanted poster from his time in East Blue.
Start of the eyecatcher commemorating the 1000th episode.
End of the eyecatcher commemorating the 1000th episode.
End of the second eyecatcher in the Uta's Past Arc episodes.
Great Battle of Shibuya[]
A special set of eyecatchers was used in the Japanese broadcast of episodes 927–931. The purpose of this set was to announce the winners of a lottery among the participants of an event known as the Shibuya "Wano Country" Plan.[1] The eyecatchers consist of a general notice, then a list of winners, and conclude with a Wano-style wanted poster of one of the Straw Hat Pirates.
During the flashback telling Oden's story, a special set of eyecatchers was used from Episode 960 to Episode 976. There are two variations of the eyecatchers with the first feature Luffy, Zoro, and Nami look towards the horizon, and the second Roger, Oden, and Shanks in the same pose. The camera then rotates around the captains as light flashes across the screen and a still image is shown. The image is different for each episode.
As Dragon Ball Kai was followed by One Piece in the "Dream 9" time slots when it first aired on Fuji TV, special eyecatchers featuring the characters from both series were made and shown between the two series.
Activity and First Appearance of Each Special Eyecatcher[]
Characters
Activity
Monkey D. Luffy and Kulilin
Monkey D. Luffy and Kulilin (both voiced by Mayumi Tanaka) are seen standing next to each other in a fighting position, when Luffy says, "One Piece is coming!". Kulilin then tries to punch Luffy, who blocks it with his hand, while Kulilin says, "Trust in the Kienzan!". An alternate version, Kulilin says: "We count on you, Luffy".[2] They both look at the camera as the eyecatcher ends. They seem to be at the entrance of Dragon Ball's Tenkaichi Battle Stage.
Roronoa Zoro and Piccolo
Roronoa Zoro and Piccolo (coincidentally both voiced by Christopher Sabat in the Funimation dubs) are seen with their backs to the camera from far away. They are looking at a newspaper when Zoro says, "Is One Piece now?", and then Piccolo replies "It's very interesting". The camera then zooms to their faces as they turn around saying, "Watch it!". They seem to be located in Dragon Ball's Room of Spirit and Time.
Tony Tony Chopper and Son Gohan
Tony Tony Chopper and Son Gohan are seen riding on Kintoun. Gohan stares at the camera while saying "One Piece is coming". At the same time Chopper is seen hugging a part of Kintoun. Chopper then falls to the other side of Kintoun but still holding to it saying "Be patient!"
Gallery[]
Luffy and Kulilin's special eyecatcher.
Zoro and Piccolo's special eyecatcher.
Chopper and Gohan's special eyecatcher.
Number of Appearances[]
Character
First Set
Second Set
Third Set
Fourth Set
Fifth Set
Sixth Set
Seventh Set
Eighth Set
Ninth Set
Overall
Luffy
148
258
101
95
68
48
35
1
2
756
Zoro
51
67
16
35
68
-
20
1
-
258
Nami
58
46
27
28
-
-
7
-
-
166
Usopp
48
45
17
15
-
-
2
-
-
127
Sanji
44
50
20
43
-
48
9
-
-
214
Vivi and Karoo
29
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
29
Chopper
23
43
22
22
-
-
2
-
-
112
Robin
13
54
17
18
-
-
5
-
-
107
Franky
-
26
19
15
-
-
3
-
-
63
Brook
-
19
13
20
-
-
2
-
-
54
Jinbe
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
1
-
3
One Piece Logo
-
-
212
-
-
-
-
-
-
212
Gear 5
-
-
-
-
-
-
6
-
-
6
Bartolomeo
-
-
-
6
-
-
-
-
-
6
Law
-
-
-
3
-
-
4
1
-
8
Yamato
-
-
-
-
-
-
8
-
-
8
Kid
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
1
-
5
Momonosuke
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
1
Buggy
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
1
Specials[]
Character
Special Episodes
Great Battle of Shibuya
Oden's Story
Special Eyecatchers
Total
Monkey D. Luffy
13
2
22
1
38
Roronoa Zoro
5
2
16
1
24
Nami
7
2
16
-
25
Usopp
5
2
2
-
9
Sanji
5
2
1
-
8
Tony Tony Chopper
7
2
1
1
11
Nico Robin
5
2
1
-
8
Franky
7
2
1
-
10
Brook
5
2
1
-
8
Jinbe
5
-
-
-
5
Vinsmoke Family
2
-
-
-
2
Sabo
2
-
2
-
4
Dracule Mihawk
2
-
-
-
2
Gecko Moria
2
-
-
-
2
Perona
2
-
-
-
2
Marshall D. Teach
2
-
1
-
3
Portgas D. Ace
-
-
4
-
4
Gol D. Roger
-
-
19
-
19
Shanks
2
-
17
-
19
Kouzuki Oden
-
-
20
-
20
Tama
-
-
1
-
1
Tsuru
-
-
2
-
2
Kin'emon
-
-
2
-
2
Denjiro
-
-
2
-
2
Edward Newgate
-
-
3
-
3
Marco
-
-
1
-
1
Sakazuki
-
-
1
-
1
Dadan
-
-
1
-
1
Dogra
-
-
1
-
1
Kouzuki Toki
-
-
4
-
4
Kouzuki Momnosuke
-
-
6
-
6
Buggy
-
-
3
-
3
Silvers Rayleigh
-
-
4
-
4
Tom
-
-
1
-
1
Crocus
-
-
1
-
1
Toko
-
-
1
-
1
Kouzuki Hiyori
-
-
3
-
3
Inuarashi
-
-
1
-
1
Ashura Doji
-
-
1
-
1
Kikunojo
-
-
1
-
1
Kawamatsu
-
-
1
-
1
Raizo
-
-
1
-
1
Kurozumi Kanjuro
-
-
1
-
1
Nekomamushi
-
-
1
-
1
Kaidou
-
-
2
-
2
Dragon Number Thirteen
-
-
1
-
1
Ganryu
-
-
1
-
1
CB Gallant
-
-
1
-
1
Zunesha
-
-
1
-
1
Ann
2
-
-
-
2
Balloon
2
-
-
-
2
Spiel
2
-
-
-
2
Monkey D. Garp
2
-
-
-
2
Toriko
4
-
-
-
4
Son Goku
2
-
-
-
2
Kulilin
-
-
-
1
1
Piccolo
-
-
-
1
1
Son Gohan
-
-
-
1
1
Translation and Dub Issues[]
The 4Kids dub discarded Toei's eyecatchers, instead making its own bumpers; a separate set of bumpers were made for its Cartoon Network airings, particularly during its time on the Toonami block.
In contrast, the Funimation dub retains Toei's eyecatchers, replacing the original One Piece logo with an alternative version with the Shonen Jump branding; during its television airings, it often used them and the Toonami bumpers together (as American television typically mandates two commercial breaks for half-hour programs).
Trivia[]
On very rare occasions, eyecatchers have been known to forgo their standard music and instead continue music from the episode proper. Instances of this include Episode 151 (which extends Mihawk's theme over a Zoro eyecatcher) and Episode 234 (which extends "Overtaken" over a Luffy eyecatcher).
Starting in 2009, the Dream 9 logo is shown. That was later changed to the Strong 9 logo in 2014 and the Adventure Sunday logo in 2016.
The leitmotif used in Episode 336's Chopper Man eyecatcher, would later be re-used in Bartolomeo's eyecatcher, and Episode 917's eyecatcher.
First Set[]
On Luffy's poster, his name is briefly mispelled as "Ruffy" before the poster flies into the screen.
Apart from Luffy's, each Straw Hat's eyecatcher was introduced in either the episode they join Luffy, or the episode immediately after; the exception is Sanji, whose eyecatcher was introduced with his debut episode (ten episodes before his official joining).
Throughout the series, the eyecatchers' wanted poster occasionally did not match its theme music.
In Episode 1, Luffy's poster came up twice, but Zoro's theme played in the first time.
In Episode 3, Luffy's theme played when Zoro's poster came up.
In Episode 6, Luffy's and Zoro's themes are reversed.
In Episode 8, Nami's theme played when Zoro's poster came up.
In Episode 9, Luffy and Nami's posters are seen, but Zoro's theme is playing.
In Episodes 13 to 15, Zoro's theme played when Luffy's poster came up.
Episode 24 is the first episode to not have Luffy's eyecatcher in it.
Second Set[]
Episodes 207-242 showed only Luffy's eyecatcher, but during Episode 207 both Chopper's and Sanji's themes were playing. The eyecatchers did not update to feature the other Straw Hat Pirates until Episode 243.
Nami and Sanji are portrayed with the outfits they wore during the Water 7 Arc (for Nami, her second outfit), and the eyecatchers keep them in these outfits for the remainder of their use.
Franky's eyecatcher shows a bottle cap fly off one of the cola bottles as it fizzes over. Then, a glass pipe full of cola cracks, causing a leak to spurt out. It is difficult to observe what happened to the pipe at first glance, but one can make out that the bottle cap ricochets off the pipe, fracturing it.
In Zoro's eyecatcher, when his three swords were shown, his sword Yubashiri was one of them. Later on, when Yubashiri was destroyed and he got his next sword, Shusui, the swords were changed in the eyecatcher to fit the story.
Brook's eyecatcher is the only one where it shows a different sky background and the telescope moves upward to show his special items.
At 310 episodes, this set of eyecatchers has so far made the most appearances.
Third Set[]
Episodes 517-532 showed only Luffy's new eyecatcher as well.
In Brook's eyecatcher, Brook picks up a violin, but in the series he is holding a guitar. Brook is still associated with his violin, but is now more commonly seen as a guitarist after gaining his rock star image as the "Soul King".
Episodes 807 and 808 are the only regular episodes so far with more than two eyecatchers, both having six each.
As both episodes aired in a one hour special, this was meant to use all the Straw Hats' eyecatchers at least once.
Starting from Episode 879, Luffy's wanted poster was updated to his new bounty, revealed later on the same episode.
Despite Sanji's bounty (and poster) undergoing changes on the previous episode, the set finished airing before Sanji's eyecatcher could be updated as well.
During the Cidre Guild Arc, this set appeared again, making this the first time a set has been reused after being changed.
Fifth Set[]
The Straw Hats poses in Luffy's end card are the same as those from the cover of Volume 91, though Franky's slightly altered.
Unlike the previous sets, which featured all the current Straw Hat Pirates individually and occasionally some other characters, this set had only two versions, one for Luffy and one for Zoro. Their respective leitmotifs also changed to Japanese-inspired versions, in order to fit with the Wano Country's culture.
Sixth Set[]
Like the previous set, this set had only two versions, one for Luffy and one for Sanji.
Seventh Set[]
Luffy's card, the Boar, represent the month of July, the same month the series started in 1997.
Zoro's card, the Sake cup, represent the month of September, the same month Chapter 6, titled "The First", was released in 1997.
Chopper and Law share the Deer card, while Robin and Kid share the Butterflies card.
The eyecatchers for Yamato, Jinbe and Kid, were given their own leitmotifs, starting from Episode 1063, Episode 1073, and Episode 1080, respectively.
Eighth Set[]
This is the first, and so far only, set in which Luffy's eyecatcher wasn't the first featured.
Luffy's eyecatcher appeared before this eyecatcher became an official set in the anime, during special episodes, with Luffy's bounty at that time.
At three episodes (seven if counting its prior usage in special episodes), this is the eyecatcher set with the fewest number of appearances.
In addition, this the first, and so far only set that didn't show end cards highlighting every member of the Straw Hat Pirates before being retired. Luffy, Zoro, and Jinbe, were the only ones to receive an end card.
10,000 note, then gives the telescope a stingy look.
