Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie drops ‘Punks as’ new One Piece Egghead arc ending theme
Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie (CLWP) has officially dropped Punks, the new ending theme for One Piece’s Egghead arc — and it’s unlike any other anime ending. Instead of the usual heartfelt ballad, the track is loud, glitchy, and explosively fun.
With its “Piipapii papipo” hook, sugar-rush chorus, and chaos-pop production, Punks is the kind of song that feels tailor-made for mosh pits, mirror selfies, and late-night scrolling sessions. CLWP brings their signature style to the series: genre-breaking, joyfully chaotic, and always unpredictable.
A unique collaboration with One Piece
The cover art adds to the madness, featuring Egghead’s Dr. Vegapunk trapped inside a CRT television, blended with CLWP’s candy-colored aesthetic in a retro-futuristic mashup.
“I never imagined I’d be in charge of a One Piece ending — I was honestly shocked, like, why us!?” said Chi-, the voice of Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie. “I’ve been watching the anime and reading the manga for ages, so it made me incredibly happy. It’s such a beloved series worldwide, so I felt a huge responsibility — but because we were chosen, I made sure to enjoy the process while keeping that futuristic ‘PipaPipo’ feeling and raw human emotion in mind. I put so much love into it that I thought my head might explode. Now all that’s left is for everyone to dance — are you ready?! Let’s dance!”
Punks music video and anime release
The music video matches the song’s energy, directed and edited by a CLWP member. It’s a DIY sugar-rave filled with neon chaos, resembling a sci-fi dive bar fused with a candy store. Meanwhile, the official non-credit version of the One Piece Egghead ending featuring Punks is now available on the anime’s YouTube channel, giving fans the full immersive experience.
With their fast-growing fanbase, genre-defying sound, and surreal visual identity, Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie is proving to be one of Japan’s most unpredictable and unforgettable acts.
