How to Watch One Piece in Order: The Complete Guide

Here’s a complete guide to the One Piece watch order, including the movies, current status, and where to start the manga after the anime.

One Piece Watch Order featuring Luffy
Monkey D. Luffy as seen in the One Piece anime (Image via Toei Animation)

One Piece is one of the longest-running anime series in history, having gone on for over 25 years. Since the franchise features thousands of episodes, multiple movies, and many special episodes, it can get confusing for fans to figure out how to watch it.

This guide will assist you in watching the entirety of One Piece in chronological order.

One Piece Watch Order 

This is the One Piece watch order for all those who wish to catch up with the anime as it has entered its final saga.

  • One Piece Season 1 – Episodes 1-8 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Defeat Him! The Pirate Ganzack! (OVA)
  • One Piece Season 1 – Episodes 9-18 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Movie 01 (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 1 – Episodes 19-44 (TV Anime)
  • Episode of Nami: Tears of a Navigator and the Bonds of Friends (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 1 – Episodes 45-53 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Movie 2: Clockwork Island Adventure (Movie)
  • One Piece: Django’s Dance Carnival (Short)
  • One Piece Season 1 – Episodes 54-61 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of East Blue – Luffy and His Four Crewmates’ Great Adventure (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 2 – Episodes 62-77 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 3 – Episodes 78-91 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Dream Soccer King (Short)
  • One Piece Season 4 – Episodes 92-130 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of Alabasta – The Desert Princess and the Pirates (Movie)
  • One Piece: Chopper Kingdom of Strange Animal Island (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 5 – Episodes 131-138 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Dead End Adventure (Movie)
  • One Piece: The Curse of the Sacred Sword (Movie)
  • One Piece: Open Upon the Great Sea! A Father’s Huge, HUGE Dream! (TV Special)
  • One Piece: Take Aim! The Pirate Baseball King (Short)
  • One Piece Season 5 – Episodes 139-143 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 6 – Episodes 144-195 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of Skypiea (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 7 – Episodes 196-206 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 7 – Episodes 207-219 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Protect! The Last Great Performance (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 7 – Episodes 220-228 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 8 – Episodes 229-263 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 9 – Episodes 264-325 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of Chopper Plus – Bloom in the Winter, Miracle Sakura (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 9 – Episodes 326-336 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 10 – Episodes 337-381 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 11 – Episodes 382-384 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Film: Strong World Episode 0 (OVA)
  • One Piece Film: Strong World (Movie)
  • One Piece 3D: Straw Hat Chase (Movie)
  • ONE PIECE 3D! Trap Coaster (Short)
  • One Piece Season 11 – Episodes 385-407 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 12 – Episodes 408-421 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 13 – Episodes 422-456 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 14 – Episodes 457-516 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece 3D2Y: Overcoming Ace’s Death! Luffy’s Pledge to His Friends (TV Special)
  • One Piece Fan Letter (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 15 – Episodes 517-578 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Glorious Island (ONA)
  • One Piece Film: Z (Movie)
  • One Piece: Episode of Luffy – Adventure on Hand Island (TV Special)
  • One Piece: Adventure of Nebulandia (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 16 – Episodes 579-628 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of Merry – The Tale of One More Friend (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 17 – Episodes 629-746 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Episode of Sabo – Bond of Three Brothers, A Miraculous Reunion and an Inherited Will (TV Special)
  • One Piece Season 18 – Episodes 747-750 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Heart of Gold (TV Special)
  • One Piece Film: Gold Episode 0 (ONA)
  • One Piece Film: Gold (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 18 – Episodes 751-782 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 19 – Episodes 783-891 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 20 – Episodes 892-896 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece: Stampede (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 20 – Episodes 897-1028 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Film: Red (Movie)
  • One Piece Season 20 – Episodes 1029-1088 (TV Anime)
  • One Piece Season 21 – Episodes 1089-Current (TV Anime)

Do You Need to Watch the One Piece Movies?

The Straw Hat Pirates as seen in the One Piece anime (image via Toei Animation)
The Straw Hat Pirates as seen in the One Piece anime(image via Toei Animation)

One Piece has a total of 15 movies at the time of writing this article. It’s important to note that all One Piece movies are non-canon and do not necessarily need to be watched as they don’t cover any of its core content. 

While many of them are simple fan-service that give more screen time to our favorite characters, there are a few highly rated ones. Movies such as One Piece: Film Z, One Piece: Strong World and One Piece: Dead End Adventure have well-written stories of their own, which you may wish to watch. Additionally, special episodes of One Piece, such as the recently released One Piece Fan Letter, embody the themes of the series perfectly. These are also skippable, but you will undoubtedly find them enjoyable. It would even be a nostalgic trip to check them out after completing the series.

Where To Pick Up the Manga After the One Piece Anime?

The most recent episode of the One Piece anime was Episode 1122. It is set in the Egghead Island Arc and features the intense battle between Garp and the Blackbeard Pirates.

To pick up the manga after this, you will want to read from Chapter 1089. The manga has already concluded its events in Egghead Island and has moved on to its next arc, Elbaph.

Is One Piece Currently on Hiatus?

What is Haki in One Piece?
Monkey D. Luffy as seen in the One Piece anime (image via Toei Animation)

Since One Piece anime is a long-running series and not seasonal, it often takes breaks to maintain its high quality and upkeep the health of its staff.

With the end of episode 1122, it was announced that the series would go on a six-month break and return in April 2025. Since the Egghead Island Arc has continuously offered movie-level animation, it is no surprise that the studio wishes to take a break to ensure there is no dip in quality.

Additionally, the One Piece anime is also very close to catching up to the manga. Since the manga is kicking off a new arc, this break would allow for more source material to be created and give the studio more room to work with.

Where to Watch and Read One Piece?

The entire One Piece manga can be read on the Viz Shonen Jump Website or the Manga PLUS App by SHUEISHA.  The anime can be streamed on platforms such as Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu and Adult Swim.

Conclusion 

Embarking on the One Piece journey can be daunting considering the number of episodes. However, it is a worthy commitment since the franchise will immediately reel you in with its world-building and characters.

We hope our watch order guide on One Piece helps you set you off on this voyage with Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates.


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