Bingkai Karya – Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie (CLWP) has unleashed “PUNKS”, the official new ending theme for One Piece’s Egghead Arc and it’s anything but your typical anime ballad. It’s quirky, it’s loud, it’s chaotic, and it hits hard.
With its glitchy “piipapii papipo” hook, sugar-rush chorus, and chaos-pop production, “PUNKS” feels like a sonic punch straight to the gut, tailor-made for mosh pits, mirror selfies, and late-night internet rabbit holes. This is CLWP at their best: genre-bending, joyfully unhinged, and unapologetically unpredictable.
Even the artwork matches the madness, featuring Egghead’s Dr. Vegapunk trapped inside a CRT television, fused with CLWP’s candy-colored visuals in a retro-futuristic fever dream.
“I never imagined I’d be in charge of a One Piece ending, honestly, I was shocked, like, why us!?” says Chi-, the artist behind CLWP. “I’ve been watching the anime and reading the manga for years, so it made me incredibly happy. Because it’s such a beloved series worldwide, I felt a huge responsibility, but since we were chosen, I wanted to enjoy the process like we always do. I kept that futuristic ‘pipapipo’ energy alive while also pouring in raw emotion. I put so much love into it, I thought my head might explode. Now all that’s left is for everyone to dance, are you ready? Let’s dance!”
The music video? A total sensory overload. Directed and edited by a CLWP member, it’s a DIY sugar-rave bursting with brain-bending visuals, somewhere between a sci-fi dive bar and a neon candy shop.
The official non-credit version of the ending is also streaming now on the One Piece YouTube channel, the full “PUNKS” experience, no distractions.
With their rapidly growing global fanbase, an unmistakable visual identity, and a head full of musical curveballs, Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie is proving themselves as one of Japan’s most exciting new acts. Love them or never forget them, maybe both.
In 2025, resistance is useless. Just pipapipo with it.
About Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie
Chameleon Lime Whoopiepie (CLWP) is the solo project of Chi-, known for her bright orange hair, alongside two members, Whoopies No.1 and Whoopies No.2. Together, they not only write and perform music but also collaborate on various creative projects.
Their debut single “Dear Idiot” was released in December 2019. In 2021, they were selected as one of the artists for Spotify RADAR: Early Noise 2021, and in 2022, they performed at Summer Sonic Tokyo & Osaka, one of Japan’s largest music festivals.
In 2023, CLWP made their debut at SXSW, earning praise from Vibe magazine as one of the “10 Best Performances We Saw at SXSW 2023” among over 1,000 participating artists. The following year, their SXSW 2024 set was named one of the “SXSW 2024: The Best 15 Acts” by Clash.
With growing international recognition and collaboration requests from artists across genres and borders, CLWP continues to redefine what a new-generation act can be playful, unpredictable, and impossible to ignore.
