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One Piece

One Piece

8.7TV · 1155 eps · 1999

You can watch One Piece legally on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Hulu, with Hoopla offering it through participating libraries and regional services like Bilibili TV, iQ, and WeTV covering parts of Asia. It streams both subtitled and with an English dub, so you can dive in whichever way you prefer, though exactly what each catalog holds can vary by region. As an ongoing series from Toei Animation that premiered back in 1999, it's a massive watch, so it helps to know where to start.

Rating
8.7 /10
108K favorites
Ranked
#26
All time
Popularity
#8
Most popular
Status
Airing
Studio
toei animation co., ltd.
Genres
Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama
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About

Decades before Monkey D. Luffy ever raised a sail, one event reshaped the world: the public execution of Gold Roger, the legendary pirate who had conquered the Grand Line and reigned as Pirate King. With his last breath, Roger let slip that his fortune, the One Piece, was real and waiting for anyone bold enough to take it, and that single confession sent a whole generation racing to the seas to chase it. This is the world that shapes Luffy, a teenager who dreams of piracy not for plunder but for the sheer thrill of adventure and the people he'll meet on the way. He sets out to build a crew and become the one to claim that treasure, and the show's real heart is the misfit family he gathers around him, from Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji to Chopper, Robin, Franky, Brook, and Jinbe, outcasts who'd cross any ocean for each other. It's a sprawling adventure about chasing an impossible dream alongside friends who feel like family.

Information

Japanese
ONE PIECE
Premiered
October 20, 1999
Episodes
1155
Duration
24 min per ep.
Status
Airing
Studio
toei animation co., ltd.
Source
Manga
Themes
angst, drama, japanese production, fantasy, speculative fiction, comedy

Seasons & Watch Order

With a series this enormous, the real watch-order question is whether you need the movies and specials, and the short answer is no. The main TV series is the spine of the story and the only part you watch in sequence, so start at episode one and let it run. The films, TV specials, and crossover episodes are almost all standalone side stories, bonus adventures with the crew that sit outside the main thread, so you can slot them in whenever you want a one-off without worrying about spoilers or sequence.

  1. One Piece Movie 01side story
  2. One Piece Movie 02: Nejimaki-jima no Daiboukenside story
  3. One Piece Movie 03: Chinjuu-jima no Chopper Oukokuside story
  4. One Piece Movie 04: Dead End no Boukenside story
  5. One Piece Movie 05: Norowareta Seikenside story
  6. One Piece Movie 06: Omatsuri Danshaku to Himitsu no Shimaside story
  7. One Piece Movie 07: Karakuri-jou no Mecha Kyoheiside story
  8. One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Ganzackside story
  9. One Piece: Umi no Heso no Daibouken-henside story
  10. One Piece: Oounabara ni Hirake! Dekkai Dekkai Chichi no Yume!side story
  11. One Piece: Mamore! Saigo no Oobutaiside story
  12. One Piece: Nenmatsu Tokubetsu Kikaku! Mugiwara no Luffy Oyabun Torimonochouside story
  13. One Piece: Jango no Dance Carnivalside story
  14. One Piece: Yume no Soccer Ou!side story
  15. One Piece: Mezase! Kaizoku Yakyuu Ouside story
  16. One Piece Film: Strong Worldside story
  17. One Piece Film: Strong World Episode 0side story
  18. One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chaseside story
  19. One Piece 3D: Gekisou! Trap Coasterside story
  20. One Piece Film: Zside story
  21. One Piece: Episode of Luffy - Hand Island no Boukenside story
  22. One Piece: Glorious Islandside story
  23. One Piece 3D2Y: Ace no Shi wo Koete! Luffy Nakama to no Chikaiside story
  24. One Piece Film: Goldside story
  25. One Piece: Adventure of Nebulandiaside story
  26. One Piece: Heart of Goldside story
  27. One Piece Film: Gold Episode 0 - 711 ver.side story
  28. One Piece Movie 14: Stampedeside story
  29. Tokyo One Piece Tower: Tongari Shima no Dai Hihouside story
  30. One Piece Film: Redside story
  31. Monsters: Ippyaku Sanjou Hiryuu Jigokuprequel
  32. One Piece Fan Letterside story
  33. Luffy, Lawside story
  34. Koisuru One Pieceside story
  35. One Piece: Heroinesside story

FAQ

  • Officially, One Piece streams on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Hulu, with Hoopla offering it through participating libraries and Bilibili TV, iQ, and WeTV carrying it across parts of Asia. Availability varies by region, so check which platform serves your country.

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