One Piece debuted one last episode ahead of its upcoming anime special, and it was a doozy. ... If you are not familiar with Luffy’s Gear Fourth, then you have a bit to catch up on.

Luffy has awakened Gear 5 in One Piece, which is possibly the final transformation he may be able to awaken with his Devil Fruit. However, the introduction of this technique sparked heated debate ...

Luffy’s finally been able to go into his Gear Fourth form, and to take Katakuri down has unleashed a complete arsenal of attacks. After his Kong Gun sends Katakuri flying, Luffy keeps up the ...

Luffy's Gear 5 is considered to be one of the most powerful abilities in One Piece, largely due to it being the awakening of the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika. This awakening of the Devil Fruit allows ...

Gear 5 Luffy as seen in One Piece episode 1071 (Image via Toei Animation) ... This episode saw the debut of Gear Fourth, a transformation that combined air compression and haki. Ad.

Luffy Gear Four: Snake Man (Image via One Piece World on INPRNT) One Piece is a wildly popular Shonen manga and anime with an ever-growing fanbase, even nearly a quarter-century after its inception.

One Piece's Luffy has just mastered Gear 5, which leads us to question when Gear 6 will be obtained – if it even exists.

Luffy One Piece Gear 5. If you’ve been watching the One Piece anime, the latest episode might have come as a shock to you — provided you weren’t spoiled by a Japanese train station.

There are plenty of things One Piece: World Seeker fans will want to figure out how to do, but key among them will most likely be how to go Gear Fourth. It’s a fair assumption, especially since ...

And with that, you know everything we have to share regarding what Luffy’s 5th Gear is in One Piece. We’ve covered plenty of other topics related to the series though, and you can find these ...

Luffy’s latest Gear 5 transformation — since, as any well-cultured individual knows, a Shounen anime introducing a new power up for the main character is treated like the Super Bowl — is so ...

Luffy using his powers in One Piece. Luffy began with his natural resting position of Gear 1, before increasing the speed of his blood to withstand heavier damage at Gear 2 during episode 272.