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One Piece: The Ultimate Guide to Catching Up With the Epic Adventure

One Piece reaches its 1,122+ episodes as Netflix & Wit Studio plan a complete remake for what’s coming next.

One Piece is the king of Shonen anime with 1122 episodes and counting. This guide is for newcomers who have missed the boat on this epic adventure. There’s never been a better time to look into the series. Especially with some exciting developments on the horizon.

The One Piece episodes currently airing the thrilling Egghead Island arc. This arc is being considered to be one of the series’ best storylines to date.

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Essential One Piece Episodes You Can’t-Miss

Whitebeard in Marineford
Whitebeard in Marineford / Source: Toei Animation

At first look, One Piece‘s massive number of episodes seems overwhelming. But you don’t need to watch everything. There are several arcs in the series, some are long some are short. However, key arcs like Arlong Park (Episodes 31-44) and Marineford (Episodes 457-489) are must-watch content that shows the finest at its finest.

The Wano Country Arc (Episodes 890-1085) delivers some of the most stunning animation in One Piece‘s history. Die-hard fans recommend the Alabasta Arc (Episodes 92-130) for its perfect mix of action and humor. The Enies Lobby arc (Episodes 263-312) stands out for its emotional and best character development in the series.

Even some of its filler content can not be skipped like the G-8 Filler arc has earned much praise. It’s what makes One Piece special in the world of Shonen anime.

Netflix’s Announcement of One Piece Remake

A still image from east blue saga from The One Piece
A still image from East Blue saga / Source: WIT Studio

Netflix’s successful live-action adaptation, they have partnered with Wit Studio to remake One Piece from scratch. This new version is titled “The One Piece” and promises to streamline the story. It is a perfect opportunity for fans who have pacing issues with original episodes.

First revealed at 2024’s Jump Festa, the remake will start from the East Blue Saga with a fresh art style. The Wit Studio plans to compress the storyline efficiently without losing crucial plot points. This studio is also behind the work on Attack on Titan and Spy x Family. Its track record suggests we’re in for a treat that could set new standards for anime remakes.

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Where to Watch Right Now

Luffy's Snake Man form
Luffy’s Snake Man form / Source: Toei Animation

One can watch the whole collection of episodes on Crunchyroll, while Hulu only carries up to season 11. Fans can also stream through the Egghead Island arc on Netflix where as there are nine seasons for viewers to explore on PlutoTV.

As such, One Piece is now at one of its strongest arcs and a promising remake is on the horizon. This gives fans an exciting time to set sail with the Straw Hat Crew. Even after 25 years, there’s still plenty of adventure left to discover not only for fans but also for the creator.

Akihito Chakma

Akihito Chakma is an anime content writer, passionate about Japanese pop culture and the anime-verse. Akihito blends entertainment with insightful takes on anime and manga. When not immersed in anime, he enjoys playing multiplayer games.

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