10 Saddest Moments or Episodes of One Piece, Guaranteed to Make You Cry Multiple Times

Brook's Past and the Song Binks no Sake. Brook lost his entire crew one by one, then lived alone on the ship for decades. When the song Binks no Sake plays again, this moment feels beautiful yet painful, especially with Brook's laughter covering his loneliness.

Robin, who has lived on the run since childhood, finally dares to acknowledge her desire to live. The cry "I want to live!" that comes from her mouth feels incredibly powerful because it is born from trauma, loneliness, and a sense of unworthiness for happiness.

Kuma's past in One Piece is the darkest portrait of selfless sacrifice, where his personal happiness is slowly taken away to protect others. Since childhood, Kuma has lived in oppression, losing loved ones, and ultimately relinquishing his identity, memories, and humanity.

Dadan is very angry with Garp and hits him for allowing Ace to die in the Marineford Arc. As is known, Garp is one of the admirals of the Navy, which is, by the way, the enemy of Ace and Luffy.

Sanji was forced to beat up Luffy and drive him away, even saying very hurtful words. But Luffy did not fight back at all; he believed that Sanji was the one hurting the most in that situation. Luffy then faithfully waited for Sanji without eating anything.

Corazon, who was careless and full of love, was willing to die to save Law. Their relationship was not just mentor and student, but family. This moment is known as one of the most tear-jerking flashbacks in One Piece.

Little Chopper, rejected by the world, ultimately lost the only person who accepted him. Dr. Hiriluk's last words about the meaning of death became one of the most touching messages in One Piece.

Initially an enemy, Bon Clay's sacrifice to save Luffy from Impel Down was a moment that made millions of fans cry. He was willing to stay behind to open the gates of justice so that Luffy could escape and rush to save Ace.

The moment Ace dies in Luffy's arms is the emotional low point of One Piece. Even more painful is seeing Luffy afterward, who loses his way, blames himself, and is utterly devastated. This is not just the loss of a brother, but the collapse of Luffy's world.

And the most ultimate: The farewell to Going Merry. The ship, which is considered a member of the crew, finally 'speaks' and says thank you in its last moment. As Luffy and the crew cry in the middle of the sea, almost no viewer can hold back their tears.