Summary

• One Piece is one of the longest-running anime with over 1000 episodes, offering a massive world and diverse cast of characters.
• It takes over two months of nonstop marathoning to watch all episodes, totaling 436.8 hours of watch time.
• In addition to the episodes, there are 15 films that add up to 22.7 hours, bringing the total watch time to 27,534 minutes.

If you’re looking to dive into one of the longest-running anime, one with a massive cast of characters, and that takes place on a massive, diverse world, then you have to start right at the beginning of one of the most influential anime of all time, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:One Piece.

There’🐽s not an anime fan alive who wouldn’t balk in the face of starting One Pie♓ce from the beginning, with a huge collection of episodes from the show’s debut back in 1999, giving you twenty-four years of episodes to get caught up on. But just how long will it take for a person to sit down and watch every episode of One Piece, from start to finish? Let’s take a look.

Just How Many Episodes Of One Piece Are There?

There’s More Than One Thousand Episodes To Dive Into

So, you want to get started on One Piece, the gigantic pirate-themed adventure through a waterlogged world, hunting for wealth, fame, and power, with all sorts of friends and villains to encounter along the way. From his humble beginnings as a young boy on a slowly sinking ship, you can follow Luffy as he grows into one of the Four Emperors of the sea on his way to becoming the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:King of the Pirates with his crew.

In this massive universe, there are more than 1,000 episodes to consume, but there are some easier ways to break it down to make it more accessible for newcomers to the show. The show is divided into two major sagas, the Sea of Survival: Super Rookies Saga, which follows Luffy as he starts his pirating career, picking up Zoro, Ussop, Nami, Sanji, Frankie, Chopper, Nico Robin, and Brook. Then there's The Final Sea: The New World Saga, taking place two years after the first saga and following a more experienced crew as they traverse the other side of the Grand Line and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:work to find the One Piece itself.

From there, each larger is broken down into regional arcs generally based on the island or area the Straw Hat crew find themselves in, and then into smaller arcs within those based on what's happening within the more self-contained plot.

Overall, if you want to sit down from episode one and watch all the way up to the current season, you’ll be watching 1,058 episodes in total as of this writing. With the anime heading into the Final Arc, starting with Egghead Island, this number is going to be constantly growing, meaning there’s no♏ time like the present to get watching.

How Long Will It Take You To Watch Them All?

Gotta Become King Of The Pirates Somehow

Now that you’re prepped with the number of episodes, how much of an actual time commitment will it take? If we average out an episode of One Piece to be som❀ewhere around 22 to 24 minutes in length, from the opening theme song to the ending credits. If we highball it a bit and go with the 24-minute length to be safe and multiply that by 1,092 episodes, you get a total watch time of 26208 minutes to get caught up on the show.

Let’s break that down a bit more to help capture just how much time you’re going to be spending following Luffy and the gang. Dividing that 26,208 bওy 60, since there are 60 minutes in an hour, you’ll be left with 436.8 hours. Let’s go one step further, dividing them into 62 days, or just over two full months of nonstop One Piece marathoning to make it from the f🔯irst episode to the last.

What Happens When You Add In The Movies?

Go Grab Some Popcorn

You can’t just watch the entirety of One Piece and choose to skip over the films. There are 15 films to cover, and while some are animated versions of arcs, if you want to watch e♛verything that series creator Eiichiro Oda has created, you have to watch those two. Across the 15 films, there’s a combined run time of 1,326 minutes, not nearly as much as the main anime, of course, but still a chunk of time.

Plus you can add in the recently released, 25 minute long Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation, which dives into the world of One Piece 🃏from 400 years before Luffy and the gang took to the open seas.

Breaking the film’s runtime down, you get 22.7 hours, just barely less than a full day’s worth of One Piece films. Add that extra time to the main running number, and you’ll get a grand total of 27,534 minutes of pure One Piece. You’re going to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:have to change your middle name to D to find the strength to wat🌟ch all these episodes in a reasonable amount of time, though you can shave precious🙈 minutes off the total run time by skipping the intro, recap, and then ending credits.

What Is Next For The One Piece Anime?

The Future Of One Piece Looks Bright

As one of the longest-running anime of all time, One Piece has to come to an end eventually, and One Piece has officially entered the final stretch of the show. That said, the Wano arc took a full four years and four months to complete, so you can bet that the Final Arc is going to be at least that long, and to successfully wrap up more than twenty years of loose ends, character developments, and treasure to find, plus if Eiichiro Oda decides 🐽to dive into what ramifications Luffy’s journey is going to have on the world, there could always be more One Piece to uncover.