Running for over 25 years, One Piece has become one of the greatest animanga series of all time. Not only is the anime still airing, but the manga is also far from ending the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates. So, if you want to watch the anime or read the manga, we have you covered. Begin your pirate journey with Luffy by learning about all the One Piece arcs in chronological order here.
One Piece Arcs Guide: All the Anime and Manga Arcs
In the world of One Piece, the former pirate king Gol D. Roger left behind a legendary treasure. One Piece chronicles the story of Luffy, who forms a pirate crew in an effort to acquire the fabled “One Piece” treasure and become the next pirate king.
The story begins in a world of pirates and evolves into something more unpredictable as the Straw Hat Pirates sail the seas. One Piece’s tale is divided into major sagas, which are further split into arcs based on the islands Luffy and his crew visit. When the crew departs for a brand-new location, the current arc ends and the next arc begins.
Currently, the One Piece series has 11 sagas featuring over 34 arcs, totaling 1100+ manga chapters and anime episodes. So, binge-watching One Piece will be a colossal task for anyone, but we are here to make it a smooth sailing experience. In case you want to watch One Piece movies and TV specials in order, learn more about them in the linked guide.
How to Watch One Piece in Chronological Order
We have listed all the major arcs in order, including the filler arcs in One Piece. So, let’s not waste time and have a look at the arcs list to help you watch or read One Piece in the best order.
The first half of One Piece (pre-time skip) is titled Sea of Survival: Super Rookies Saga. It’s divided into six sub-sagas, spanning 597 manga chapters and 516 anime episodes. They are as follows:
East Blue Saga
The first One Piece saga is called the East Blue Saga, as the East Blue Sea is the place where most of the story takes place in the beginning. The saga kicks off Luffy’s pirate journey and revolves around him forming a crew. The first saga includes the following arcs:
Romance Dawn Arc (Canon)
The Romance Dawn arc is the beginning of everything! After being inspired by Shanks, Monkey D. Luffy, who accidentally becomes a Gomu Gomu no Mi Devil Fruit user, sets sail to build a pirate crew and find the One Piece treasure. On his first adventure, Luffy befriends Koby, an aspiring Marine, and then persuades Zoro to join his newfound pirate crew.
- Anime Episodes: 1-3
- Manga Chapters: 1-7
Orange Town Arc (Canon)
Following the successful recruitment of Zoro, Luffy and his first mate sail to Orange Town, the place where they will bump into Nami, the cat burglar. Though Nami hates pirates, she allies with Luffy and Zoro to take down Buggy the Clown.
- Anime Episodes: 4-8
- Manga Chapters: 8-21
Syrup Village Arc (Canon)
With Nami joining the crew as their navigator, only a proper ship is missing at this point for the crew. So, the trio travels to the Syrup Village in the hopes of getting a ship, where they run into Usopp the Liar. Now the crew finds themselves in the midst of a problem, the Black Cat Pirates plot to kill Usopp’s friend, Kaya.
- Anime Episodes: 9-18
- Manga Chapters: 22-41
Baratie Arc (Canon)
With a sniper on board, Luffy goes on a quest to find a cook for his crew at the popular sea restaurant, Baratie. This is where the crew meets Sanji, and they need to solve an ordeal before Sanji can join the Straw Hat Pirates.
- Anime Episodes: 19-30
- Manga Chapters: 42-68
Arlong Park Arc (Canon)
Following the events of Baratie, Nami goes missing, and the crew sets sail to the navigator’s hometown. Soon, they find that this island is under the tyrannical rule of Arlong, a fish-man. So, the crew steps up to fight against the Arlong Pirates for their navigator.
- Anime Episodes: 31-44
- Manga Chapters: 69-95
Loguetown Arc (Canon)
Loguetown is the final pit stop for the Straw Hat Pirates before they enter the Grandline. Coincidentally, this town is both the birthplace and execution site of the pirate king, Roger. So, what fate awaits the future pirate king here?
- Anime Episodes: 45, 48-53
- Manga Chapters: 96-100
Buggy’s Crew Adventure Chronicles (Canon)
This is a mini arc of Buggy the Clown’s story after he was defeated by the Straw Hat Pirates in Orange Town. Buggy won’t sleep peacefully without exacting revenge first.
- Anime Episodes: 46 & 47
- Manga Chapter Covers: 35-75 (based on Cover Stories)
Warship Island Arc (Filler)
The very first filler arc of One Piece, and also the only filler in the East Blue Saga. The Straw Hat Pirates rescue a little girl named Apis and her pet Sennenryu from a warship. Now they have to drop them off at their homeland.
- Anime Episodes: 54-61
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Arabasta Saga
The Arabasta saga derives its name from the nation that the Straw Hats visit after Luffy forms the first set of crewmates. This is the second saga of the show and marks the beginning of the grand adventures of the Straw Hats in the Grandline.
Reverse Mountain Arc (Canon)
Before the Straw Hats enter the Grandline, they need to cross a massive mountain called Reverse Mountain. As they make their way across the mountain in their ship, their journey gets halted by a giant whale named Laboon.
- Anime Episodes: 62 & 63
- Manga Chapters: 101-105
Whiskey Peak Arc (Canon)
The two Baroque Works members, who crossed with the Straw Hat Pirates inside the whale Laboon, take the crew to Whiskey Peak town. The town looks like a thriving and happy place on the surface, but its dark secret lies beneath the smiling faces. The Straw Hats will unravel it soon.
- Anime Episodes: 64-67
- Manga Chapters: 106-114
Diary of Koby and Helmeppo (Canon)
Follows the stories of Koby and Helmeppo after they set sail with Vice Admiral Garp from the Shells Town.
- Anime Episodes: 68 & 69
- Manga Chapter Covers: 83-199 (based on Cover Stories)
Little Garden Arc (Canon)
After escaping Whiskey Peak Town, the Straw Hat Pirates arrive in Little Garden, an island home to prehistoric creatures, including dinosaurs. But what catches their eye are two giants who locked horns over a trivial issue they had a century ago.
- Anime Episodes: 70-77
- Manga Chapters: 115-129
Drum Island Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates reach Drum Island, a winter island, where they need to find a doctor for an ailing crew member. This is where the crew finds the talking reindeer, Chopper. However, things soon take a turn when the Drum Island kingdom’s former king, Wapol, comes back to take his throne.
- Anime Episodes: 78-91
- Manga Chapters: 130-154
Arabasta Arc (Canon)
After surviving all the ordeals thrown at them since entering Grandline, the crew successfully reaches Arabasta as they planned. But, things aren’t stable back at Vivi’s homeland, and they need to restore peace at any cost.
- Anime Episodes: 92-97, 100, 101, 103-130
- Manga Chapters: 155-217
Arabasta War (Filler)
A group of filler episodes where the Straw Hat Pirates visit different parts of the Arabasta Kingdom along with Vivi.
- Anime Episodes: 98, 99, & 102
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Post-Arabasta (Filler)
This filler arc takes place right after the ending of the main Arabasta arc. Each episode delves into the goals of each Straw Hat like a recap.
- Anime Episodes: 131-135
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Sky Island Saga
Skypiea (floating sky island) is the setting for most of the action after the Straw Hat Pirates depart from Arabasta. It is the third saga, and the Straw Hat crew takes their adventures to the island in the clouds and goes against Enel, a god-like figure. The Sky Island saga includes the following arcs:
Goat Island Arc (Filler)
Unfortunately, the Skypiea saga begins with back-to-back filler arcs. In the Goat Island arc, the Straw Hats, on the run from the Marines, encounter an old man living with goats and decide to help him.
- Anime Episodes: 136-138
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Ruluka Island Arc (Filler)
Yet another filler in the Skypiea saga before we get to the main events. The Strawhat Pirates need to overthrow a dictator who makes his people pay overtaxes.
- Anime Episodes: 139-143
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Jaya Arc (Canon)
The crew has finally found their archaeologist at the end of Arabasta. Before they can go on an adventure in the sky island, the crew needs to gather information on how to fly to the sky island, so they sail to Jaya Island.
- Anime Episodes: 144-152
- Manga Chapters: 218-236
Skypiea Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates successfully reach the Skypiea island. Everyone’s in the mood for a light-hearted adventure in the skies, but the crew gets caught up in a war orchestrated by Enel.
- Anime Episodes: 153-195
- Manga Chapters: 237-302
G-8 Arc (Filler)
The Straw Hat Pirates somehow end up in a marine base, and they need to escape before the officials catch them. It’s not going to be an easy task, but surely a hilarious one!
- Anime Episodes: 196-206
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Water 7 Saga
The Venice-like paradise, known as Water 7, is the island the Straw Hats visit after Skypiea. This place is the setting for the entire Water 7 saga. This is the anime’s fourth saga and has a lot of riveting arcs under its belt, and it showcases the Straw Hats undertaking their first big risk.
Long Ring Long Land Arc (Canon)
This is the arc where things get really piratey after the Straw Hat Pirates encounter the Foxy Pirates, who force them to participate in the Davy Back Fight games.
- Anime Episodes: 207-219
- Manga Chapters: 303-321
Ocean’s Dream Arc (Filler)
Did you know that the Ocean’s Dream is actually based on the story of a One Piece game released on PlayStation? When each crew member’s memory gets wiped, the Straw Hats need to take control of the situation.
- Anime Episodes: 220-224
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Foxy’s Return Arc (Filler)
After their Davy Back Fight in the Long Ring Long Land arc, the Straw Hat Pirates run into the Foxy Pirates once again, but this time in a filler arc.
- Anime Episodes: 225-226
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Water 7 Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates haven’t got their shipwright at this point in the story. When their ship needs some serious repair, they make a stop at Water 7 Island, home to highly skilled shipwrights. Their search for a shipwright soon turns into a riveting journey involving assassins from the World Government.
- Anime Episodes: 227-263
- Manga Chapters: 322-374
Enies Lobby Arc (Canon)
Nico Robin turns herself in to the Marines, but the Straw Hat Pirates wouldn’t easily let go of their precious crew member. So, they storm straight to the Enies Lobby to rescue their friend.
- Anime Episodes: 264-290, 293-302, 304-312
- Manga Chapters: 375-430
Straw Hats Backstories Arc (Filler)
A recap of all the Straw Hat Pirates’ backstories revealed until now.
- Anime Episodes: 279-83
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Boss Luffy Historical Special Episode (Filler)
Straw Hat Pirates get a costume upgrade resembling traditional Japanese outfits from the Edo period. The crew engages in the Great Mochimaki Race festival, and new adventures begin.
- Anime Episodes: 291, 292, 303
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Post-Enies Lobby Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates make their way back to Water 7 once their rescue mission is complete. It’s time to meet the new shipwright of the crew. In addition, there are major reveals about Luffy’s family and the future villains of the series, the yonko.
- Anime Episodes: 313-316, 320-325
- Manga Chapters: 431-441
Post-Enies Lobby (Filler)
- Anime Episodes: 317-319
- Manga Chapters: Nil
This mini filler arc focuses on each Straw Hat Pirate running an errand before they leave the Water 7, along with their new shipwright.
Thriller Bark Saga
The Thriller Bark ship that Luffy and his friends explore after Water 7 inspired the name of the next saga. It is the fifth saga of the series, and the crew embarks on a spooky journey filled with zombies, ghosts, and more. This saga includes the following arcs:
Ice Hunter Arc (Filler)
The Thriller Bark saga begins with a filler arc in which the Straw Hat Pirates need to fight against the very people they rescued, as they turn out to be bounty hunters in disguise.
- Anime Episodes: 326-336
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Thriller Bark Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates must cross the Florian Triangle (One Piece version of the Bermuda Triangle). As the crew set sail into the region covered by fog, they soon find themselves up against another Warlord, Gecko Moria, in a spooky setting. This is the arc where the Straw Hats finally get their musician.
- Anime Episodes: 337-381
- Manga Chapters: 442-489
Spa Island Arc (Filler)
As the name suggests, the Straw Hat Pirates hit the spas in an island after a tiring journey. When they hope to relax, they encounter the annoying Foxy Pirates once again.
- Anime Episodes: 382-384
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Summit War Saga
The sixth and final saga of One Piece’s first half (pre-time skip) is called the Summit War Saga. It is called so because of the grand conflict that raises the stakes higher than ever before in the story. The arcs in the Summit War saga are:
Sabaody Archipelago Arc (Canon)
With a musician on board, the next stop of the Straw Hat Pirates is the Sabaody Archipelago, a mangrove forest full of bubbles near the Red Line. This location is a treat to watch, but soon turns into a warland when the Warlords, Admiral, and Pacifistas arrive on a mission.
- Anime Episodes: 385-405
- Manga Chapters: 490-513
Boss Luffy Arc 2.0 (Fillers)
This resumes the adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates in the traditional Japanese setting.
- Anime Episodes: 406 & 407
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Amazon Lily Arc (Canon)
After the Straw Hat Pirates get separated by Bartholomew Kuma, this arc primarily focuses on Luffy, who ends up on a woman-only island.
- Anime Episodes: 408-417
- Manga Chapters: 514-524
Straw Hat’s Separation Serial Arc (Canon)
When viewers were left to wonder where the other Straw Hat Pirates are, this arc showcased the fates of the other members who were separated from their captain.
- Anime Episodes: 418-421, 453-456
- Manga Chapter Covers: 543-560 (based on Cover Stories)
Impel Down Arc (Canon)
When Luffy finds out that his brother, Ace, has been arrested by the Marines, he has no other choice but to sneak into the infamous Impel Down prison and rescue his brother from his potential execution.
- Anime Episodes: 422-425, 430-452
- Manga Chapters: 525-549
Little East Blue Arc (Filler)
The Straw Hat Pirates reach a bizarre place that eerily resembles the islands in the East Blue. These filler episodes are an essential watch as they serve as a prologue to One Piece Film: Strong World.
- Anime Episodes: 426-429
- Manga Chapters: Nil
A Special Retrospective Before Marineford Arc (Filler)
A war is coming! Before the Summit War breaks out, these two episodes recap Luffy’s connection with Ace and the World Government’s preparations for the war against the Whitebeard Pirates.
- Anime Episodes: 457 & 458
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Marineford Arc (Canon)
Unfortunately, Luffy is unable to save his brother Ace at Impel Down. So he escapes the prison and comes all the way to Marineford, the headquarters of Marines, where Ace’s execution takes place. Luffy goes all in with the help of his friends to safely rescue his brother.
- Anime Episodes: 459-489
- Manga Chapters: 550-580
Post-War Arc (Canon)
The Marineford war becomes a historical event, reshaping the future of the One Piece series. Luffy manages to escape from the war at a high cost. He needs to recover from a trauma and go back to conquer his dreams.
- Anime Episodes: 490-491, 493-498, 500-505
- Manga Chapters: 581-597
One Piece X Toriko Crossover (Filler)
This marks the first crossover collaboration between Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece and Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro’s Toriko series.
- Anime Episodes: 492
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Luffy’s Past (Anime Canon)
An episode showcasing a new storyline about Luffy’s past, which was never told in the original manga. This is an anime canon episode providing more insights into how Luffy grew up with his brothers.
- Anime Episodes: 499
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Straw Hats’ Reaction (Anime Canon)
The rest of the Straw Hat Pirates who couldn’t be at their captain’s side learn the truth about what happened on the fateful day of the Marineford war.
- Anime Episodes: 506
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Note:
You have successfully completed watching/reading the first half of One Piece. Now, it’s time to enter the second half of One Piece, titled The Final Sea: the New World Saga, and it takes place after a major time skip. Currently, it features five sub-sagas and multiple arcs (still ongoing) with 500+ chapters and episodes.
Fish-Man Island Saga
The Fish-Man Island Saga is named after the undersea island visited by the Straw Hats in the second part of One Piece. It is the seventh saga in total, and the Straw Hat Pirates return to Sabaody before heading to explore Fish-Man Island as they had initially planned.
Return to Sabaody Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hat Pirates finally reunite at Sabaody Archipelago after a two-year time skip. Together, they set sail to Fish-Man Island as initially planned and resumed their adventures to find the One Piece treasure.
- Anime Episodes: 517-522
- Manga Chapters: 598-602
Fish-Man Island Arc (Canon)
After conquering the skies, the Straw Hat Pirates now reach the Fish-Man Island located under the sea. Luffy’s visit to Fish-Man Island becomes disastrous after their fortuneteller foresees a future where Luffy destroys the Fish-Man kingdom.
- Anime Episodes: 523-541, 543-574
- Manga Chapters: 603-653
One Piece x Toriko Crossover 2 (Filler)
This is the second crossover collaboration between Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece and Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro’s Toriko series.
- Anime Episodes: 542
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Dressrosa Saga
The Dressrosa saga was considered the longest saga in One Piece history before the Straw Hats visited Wano Country. It is named after Dressrosa Island, which the crew visited after their adventures on Fishman Island, after learning more about Poneglyphs. Now, the crew is on a mission to save yet another kingdom from its destruction at the hands of a warlord.
Z’s Ambition Arc (Filler)
The Straw Hat Pirates become a target of a new Marine group called the Neo-Marines. This arc sets up the foundation of the One Piece Film: Z and is a must-watch if you are binging the One Piece movies.
- Anime Episodes: 575-578
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Punk Hazard Arc (Canon)
Coming back up to the seas from Fish-Man Island, the Straw Hats sail to a half-cold and half-fire island where two admirals fought against each other. On this island, the crew needs to fight against a scientist who is conducting shady experiments.
- Anime Episodes: 579-589, 591-625
- Manga Chapters: 654-699
One Piece x Toriko x Dragon Ball Crossover (Filler)
This is an epic crossover collaboration between Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece, Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball, and Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro’s Toriko series.
- Anime Episodes: 590
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Caesar Retrieval Arc (Filler)
When the mad scientists get kidnapped by a group, the Straw Hat Pirates chase them to rescue Caesar.
- Anime Episodes: 626-628
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Dressrosa Arc (Canon)
The alliance between Heart Pirates and Straw Hat Pirates was formed to take down one of the four Emperors of the Seas. However, they find themselves up against an oppressive ruler of Dressrosa before they can execute their plan.
- Anime Episodes: 629-746
- Manga Chapters: 700-801
Whole Cake Island saga
The Whole Cake Island Saga, also known as the Yonko Saga, is named after the island that the Straw Hats visit after Dressrosa Island in the series. This is the ninth saga, and the Straw Hat Pirates head to Big Mom’s homeland on a rescue mission. It is divided into the following arcs:
Silver Mine Arc (Filler)
Luffy and his longtime fan Bartolomeo get kidnapped by a pirate crew. Thus, they now have to escape from a fortress built around silver mines. These fillers serve as a prologue to One Piece Film: Gold.
- Anime Episodes: 747-750
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Zou Arc (Canon)
Unlike anything ever seen before, the Straw Hats reach an island on the back of a giant elephant, Zunesha, in the New World. Then the story of the inhabitants, the Mink Tribe, unravels…
- Anime Episodes: 751-774, 776-779
- Manga Chapters: 802-824
Straw Hats Rescue Operation (Filler)
The Straw Hat Pirates enjoy their time on Zou by exploring the rest of the regions before a group sets sail to the Whole Cake Island.
- Anime Episodes: 775
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Marine Rookie Arc (Filler)
This is a funny side story. The Straw Hat Pirates raid a nearby marine base by disguising themselves as marines after they run out of food.
- Anime Episodes: 780-782
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Whole Cake Island Arc (Canon)
A part of the Straw Hat Pirates recruits three new Minks and travels to the Whole Cake Island to rescue Sanji, who gets trapped in a forced wedding by his family. This is the homeland of one of the strongest Emperors, Big Mom.
- Anime Episodes: 783-877
- Manga Chapters: 825-902
Reverie/ Levely Arc (Canon)
All fifty leaders of royal families arrive at Mary Geoise, the Holy Land, for the great council meeting organized by the World Government. Many groundbreaking revelations about the truth of this world is brought to light in this arc.
- Anime Episodes: 878-889
- Manga Chapters: 903-908
Wano Country Saga
The Wano Country Saga is officially the longest One Piece saga, beating Dressrosa. This is the tenth saga of the series and takes place in the renowned samurai land, Wano Country. Thus, get ready for the adventure of the Straw Hats in a traditional Japanese setting.
Wano Country Arc (Canon)
The Wano Country arc became the longest arc in the history of the One Piece series. The Straw Hat Pirates arrive in Wano Country and aim to overthrow the Beast Pirates, who now rule the samurai country together with the shogun Orochi.
- Anime Episodes: 890-894, 897-906, 908-1028, 1031-1085
- Manga Chapters: 909-1057
Cidre Guild Arc (Filler)
This filler arc leads up to the events of the penultimate movie, One Piece Film: Stampede. The Straw Hats partner with Boa Hancock to clash against the Cidre Guild, made up of bounty hunters.
- Anime Episodes: 895 & 896
- Manga Chapters: Nil
One Piece Anime 20th Anniversary Special Romance Dawn (Filler)
This filler episode is the adaptation of Oda’s one-shot manga of the same name, released for the 20th anniversary of One Piece. Ever wondered what Luffy’s life would be like in an alternative reality? This episode exactly unravels that, where we get to see a new version of the Romance Dawn arc.
- Anime Episodes: 907
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Uta’s Past (Filler)
One Piece Film: Red is the latest One Piece movie to be released (and a new One Piece movie is in the works). The Uta’s Past episodes uncover the backstory of Uta, Shanks’ daughter, and how her fate is connected to our hero, Luffy.
- Anime Episodes: 1029 & 1030
- Manga Chapters: Nil
Time to Depart – Wano Country and the Straw Hats (Filler)
This is a filler episode created as a special farewell to the Wano arc. It is a must-watch for all One Piece fans as this episode bids goodbye and wraps up the plotlines of the Wano arc, which didn’t happen in the manga.
- Anime Episodes: 1084
- Manga Chapters: Nil
If you want to learn the latest bounties of Luffy and the Straw Hats Pirates after the Wano country arc, check out the linked post.
Final Saga
The latest and eleventh saga of One Piece is the final saga. Oda has finally kicked off the final saga in the story. It is well underway now, and we sailed to the Elbaf arc very recently. The Elbaf arc is expected to reach its end in the One Piece manga in 2026. On the other hand, the Straw Hat Pirates’ adventures in the giants’ homeland are just beginning in the One Piece anime.
That said, the One Piece arcs in the final saga are as follows:
Egghead Arc (Canon)
Following their departure from Wano country, the Straw Hats eventually end up on a futuristic island where Dr. Vegapunk and his satellites reside. Their meeting with the world’s smartest man soon turns into a war as the World Government sends their best assassins to kill the scientist.
- Anime Episodes: 1086-1155
- Manga Chapters: 1058-1125
Elbaf Arc (Canon)
The Straw Hats successfully escape from the World Government’s grasp and sail to their long-awaited destination, Elbaf. This is the homeland of the giants, and they are ready to party and explore their dream destination! However, the God’s Knights infiltrate Elbaf on an abduction mission.
- Anime Episodes: 1156 – ongoing
- Manga Chapters: 1126 – ongoing
One Piece Arcs List (Chronological Order)
If you wish to avoid all the plotlines and simply want to know about the One Piece arcs’ order, we have summarized all the One Piece arcs, from the OG Romance Dawn arc to the latest Elbaf arc, in chronological order here:
Arc Title Anime Episodes Manga Chapters Canon or Filler Romance Dawn Arc 1-3 1-7 Canon Orange Town Arc 4-8 8-21 Canon Syrup Village Arc 9-18 22-41 Canon Baratie Arc 19-30 42-68 Canon Arlong Park Arc 31-44 69-95 Canon Loguetown Arc 45, 48-53 96-100 Canon Buggy’s Crew Adventure Chronicles 46,47 35-75 (based on cover story) Canon Warship Island Arc 54-61 – Filler Reverse Mountain Arc 62 & 63 101-105 Canon Whisky Peak Arc 64-67 106-114 Canon Diary of Koby and Helmeppo Arc 68 & 69 83-119 (based on cover story) Canon Little Garden Arc 70-77 115-129 Canon Drum Island Arc 78-91 130-154 Canon Arabasta Arc 92-97, 100, 101, 103-130 155-217 Canon Arabasta War Filler 98, 99, and 102 – Filler Post-Arabasta Arc 131-135 – Filler Goat Island Arc 136-138 – Filler Ruluka Island Arc 139-143 – Filler Jaya Arc 144-152 218-236 Canon Skypiea Arc 153-195 237-302 Canon G-8 Arc 196-206 – Filler Long Ring Long Land Arc 207-219 303-321 Canon Ocean’s Dream Arc 220-224 – Filler Foxy’s Return Arc 225-226 – Filler Water 7 Arc 227-263 322-374 Canon Enies Lobby Arc 264-290, 293-302, 304-312 375-430 Canon Straw Hat’s Backstories Arc 279-283 – Filler Boss Luffy Historical Special 291,292,303 – Filler Post-Enies Lobby Arc 313-316, 320-325 431-441 Canon Post-Enies Lobby Fillers 317-319 – Filler Ice Hunter Arc 326-336 – Filler Thriller Bark Arc 337-381 442-489 Canon Spa Island Arc 382-384 – Filler Sabaody Archipelago Arc 385-405 490-513 Canon Boss Luffy Arc 2.0 406 & 407 – Filler Amazon Lily Arc 408-417 514-524 Canon Straw Hat’s Separation Serial Arc 418-421, 453-456 543-560 (based on cover story) Canon Impel Down Arc 422-425, 430-452 525-549 Canon Little East Blue Arc 426-429 – Filler A Special Retrospective Before Marineford Arc 457 & 458 – Filler Marineford Arc 459-489 550-580 Canon Post-War Arc 490-491, 493-498, 500-505, 507-516 581-597 Canon One Piece x Toriko Crossover 492 – Filler Luffy’s Past 499 – Anime Canon Straw Hats Reaction 506 – Anime Canon Return to Sabaody Arc 517-522 598-602 Canon Fish-Man Island Arc 523-541, 543-574 603-653 Canon One Piece x Toriko Crossover 2 542 – Filler Z’s Ambition Arc 575-578 – Filler Punk Hazard Arc 579-589, 591-625 654-699 Canon One Piece x Toriko x Dragon Ball Crossover 590 – Filler Caesar Retrieval Arc 626-628 – Filler Dressrosa Arc 629-746 700-801 Canon Silver Mine Arc 747-750 – Filler Zou Arc 751-774, 776-779 802-824 Canon Straw Hats Rescue Operation 775 – Filler Marine Rookie Arc 780-782 – Filler Whole Cake Island Arc 783-877 825-902 Canon Reverie/ Levely Arc 878-889 903-908 Canon Wano Country Arc 890-894, 897-906, 908-1028, 1031-1085 909-1057 Canon Cidre Guild Arc 895,896 – Filler One Piece Anime 20th Anniversary Special Romance Dawn 907 – Filler Uta’s Past 1029 & 1030 – Filler Time to Depart – Wano Country and the Straw Hats 1084 – Anime Canon Egghead Arc 1086-1155 1058-1125 Canon Elbaf Arc 1156 – ongoing 1126 – ongoing Canon Total: 36 Canon arcs 1156 anime episodes and counting 1126 chapters and counting
If you have been looking for the right order to watch the One Piece anime, we hope our guide covering the One Piece story arcs order helps you with your binge-watching journey. We will update this list regularly so that fans stay on track with the One Piece series’ progress.
You can start watching One Piece on anime streaming platforms like Crunchyroll, Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu, depending on your region. Do check regional availability before you get a subscription.
However, if you plan to read the One Piece manga instead, you can check out the latest chapters on manga reading platforms like Viz Media’s Shonen Jump or Shueisha’s Manga Plus. Newly released chapters are available to read for free here.
With that said, if you have already started watching the series, check out explainers for haki in One Piece and Devil Fruits and their types. Let us know your favorite arc in One Piece in the comments below.
After the Wano Country arc, One Piece includes the Egghead arc, which takes place on the futuristic island where Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates meet Dr. Vegapunk and his satellites.
You should watch One Piece in its release order, as we described in our guide here, to have the best intended experience.
Currently, the Wano Country arc is the longest story arc in One Piece. It included around 148 chapters in the manga and 195 episodes in the anime. The Wano Country arc has concluded in anime, and the next arc, the Egghead arc, is now streaming.
Currently, there are 34 arcs in the One Piece series, but the number is expected to balloon more as the series is ongoing and is in its final stages.
The Wano Country and Dressrosa arcs are the two longest arcs in the One Piece anime and manga.
