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Also known as Vua Hải Tặc, OP
The One Piece watch order covers over 1,000 TV episodes alongside 14 theatrical movies and 5 OVAs, all placed in correct chronological sequence. Start with the Defeat Him! The Pirate Ganzack OVA before Episodes 1-16, then break for One Piece: The Movie. From there the run alternates long episode blocks with films at their release points — Clockwork Island Adventure and the Jango's Dance Carnival OVA after Episode 60, Dead End Adventure around Episode 146, and Episode of Alabasta near Episode 298. Later milestones like Strong World, One Piece Film: Z, Film: Gold, and Stampede land between the New World blocks, with the Romance Dawn Story and Infiltration! Thousand Sunny! OVAs tucked alongside. This is the completionist path; if you only want the canon story, watch the episode blocks straight through and treat the movies as optional side trips, ending on Episodes 897-1032.
Start at episode 1. Watch the TV blocks in order; the movies and OVAs are side stories near their openings.
Skip the movies if you only want the manga's story. Filler inside the TV blocks is marked in the pilot data.
The TV series is still airing. Episode 1180 (27 September 2026) is the latest one out; episode 1181 has not aired.
Film: Red sits between episodes 1027 and 1028, which is when it opened. This list runs through episode 1180.

#1–7 · 7 entries
A 28-minute pilot OVA from 1998, before the TV series. Optional; start the story at episode 1.
9 people are here, including toheeb, Blissful_Lady and Mystical_ConnoisseurOne Piece episodes 1–16. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
4 people are here, including MiggyDiesLast, SL33P¥BO11 and vivienneThe first theatrical film (2000, about 50 minutes). A side story; East Blue continues without it.
2 people are here, including Saram jawad and CarsonOne Piece episodes 17–60. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Clockwork Island Adventure (2001, about 55 minutes). A side story slotted here by its release.
2 people are here, including Karsten Mulder and AlexA six-minute dance extra for the Clockwork Island film. Optional comedy short.
One Piece episode 61. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.

#8–10 · 3 entries
One Piece episodes 62–102. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Chopper's Kingdom (2002, about 55 minutes). A theatrical side story, not required for the TV plot.
3 people are here, including Antonio D'Addio, XenoShogun and KurupOne Piece episodes 103–135. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#11–15 · 5 entries
One Piece episodes 136–146. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Dead End Adventure (2003, about 95 minutes). A side story placed here around its opening.
2 people are here, including ElfoTheReader and ShiroOne Piece episodes 147–183. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
The Cursed Holy Sword (2004, about 95 minutes). A side story; the TV episodes continue without it.
One Piece episodes 184–206. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#16–22 · 7 entries
One Piece episodes 207–223. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (2005, about 91 minutes). A theatrical side story.
One Piece episodes 224–257. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Karakuri Castle (2006, about 94 minutes). A side story placed here around its theatrical release.
One Piece episodes 258–298. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A film retelling of the Alabasta arc (2007, about 90 minutes). Skip it if you watched those episodes.
One Piece episodes 299–325. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#23–27 · 5 entries
One Piece episodes 326–344. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
2 people are here, including ITSNUGGETBTW and RannielA film retelling of Chopper's intro arc (2008, about 113 minutes). Skip it if you watched the episodes.
One Piece episodes 345–377. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A 33-minute 2008 OVA of the original Romance Dawn one-shot. Optional; the TV opening differs.
One Piece episodes 378–384. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#28–36 · 9 entries
One Piece episodes 385–429. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
2 people are here, including Alphonse and JunbugbieStrong World (2009, about 113 minutes). A theatrical side story placed here by its release.
One Piece episodes 430–448. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
An 18-minute prequel made for Strong World. Optional; watch it with that film or skip both.
One Piece episodes 449–488. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A short OVA set on the Thousand Sunny. Optional extra; the weekly series does not depend on it.
One Piece episode 489. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A 30-minute 3D short from 2011. A side story; the TV plot does not depend on it.
One Piece episodes 490–516. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#37 · 1 entry
One Piece episodes 517–574. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#38–40 · 3 entries
One Piece episodes 575–576 are filler. The manga skips this stretch, so you can skip it too.
3 people are here, including Musawer223, Sid and Shiny PandaFilm Z (2012, about 107 minutes). A side story placed here around its theatrical opening.
One Piece episodes 577–746. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
#41–45 · 5 entries
One Piece episodes 747–750 are filler. The manga skips this stretch, so you can skip it too.
Film Gold (2016, about 120 minutes). A side story; the TV episodes continue without it.
2 people are here, including Xcc and Michelle BoltmanOne Piece episodes 751–896. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Stampede (2019, about 101 minutes). A side story placed here by its release, before episode 897.
One Piece episodes 897–1027. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
2 people are here, including JC and gotie
#46–50 · 5 entries
Film: Red (2022, about 115 minutes). It opened in Japan on 6 August 2022, between episodes 1027 and 1028.
10 people are here, including orewa_shriji, VACROT and WeetbixOne Piece episode 1028. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
Episodes 1029–1030 are the Film: Red tie-in about Uta. The filler list marks them filler. Wano resumes at 1031.
One Piece episodes 1031–1085. Manga episodes, except 1084, which the filler list marks anime-original.
One Piece episodes 1086–1088. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.

#51–53 · 3 entries
One Piece episodes 1089–1122. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
A 25-minute anniversary special from 20 October 2024. Optional; Egghead continues without it.
One Piece episodes 1123–1155. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
#54 · 1 entry
One Piece episodes 1156–1180 open the Elbaph season. Episodes 1156–1168 adapt the manga; later labels were not checked.
Watch One Piece in this order. 54 entries, chronological.
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Start at episode 1. Watch the TV blocks in order; the movies and OVAs are side stories near their openings. Skip the movies if you only want the manga's story. Filler inside the TV blocks is marked in the pilot data. The TV series is still airing. Episode 1180 (27 September 2026) is the latest one out; episode 1181 has not aired. Film: Red sits between episodes 1027 and 1028, which is when it opened. This list runs through episode 1180.
No. They are side stories. The TV episode blocks carry the manga's story. Film: Red opened in Japan on 6 August 2022, during the episodes this page still groups as 897–1032.
Start with One Piece – Defeat Him! The Pirate Ganzack OVA (East Blue Saga), then continue with Episodes 1-16 (East Blue Saga), One Piece: The Movie (East Blue Saga), Episodes 17-60 (East Blue Saga), Clockwork Island Adventure Movie (East Blue Saga), and Jango’s Dance Carnival OVA (East Blue Saga), followed by 48 more entries. The full One Piece watch order on this page has 54 entries across 12 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
One Piece has 1180 TV episodes in this order, plus 15 movies, 5 OVAs, and 1 special.
One Piece: The Movie comes right after Episodes 1-16 (East Blue Saga), Clockwork Island Adventure Movie comes right after Episodes 17-60 (East Blue Saga), Chopper’s Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals Movie comes right after Episodes 62-102 (Alabasta Saga), Dead End Adventure Movie comes right after Episodes 136-146 (Sky Island Saga), and The Cursed Holy Sword Movie comes right after Episodes 147-183 (Sky Island Saga), and 10 more are placed in the list above.
Yes. 7 entries are marked optional: One Piece – Defeat Him! The Pirate Ganzack OVA (East Blue Saga), Jango’s Dance Carnival OVA (East Blue Saga), Romance Dawn Story OVA (Thriller Bark Saga), One Piece Film Strong World Episode:0 OVA (Summit War Saga), Infiltration! Thousand Sunny! OVA (Summit War Saga), and Episodes 1029-1030 (Wano Country), and 1 more. Everything else is part of the main story.
Not yet. More One Piece is on the way. This order is updated by the community as new seasons, movies, and specials come out. Track it to get notified when the order changes.