Every One Piece release, in one place

OP Guide tracks the manga, the Toei anime, One Pace, the card game and both Netflix series against one calendar. Every countdown on the site runs on your own device's clock, so it stays right between our updates — and every date is traceable to the source it came from.

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Is One Piece on break?

Break status →
NOChapter 1195 is on schedule.

Chapter 1195 in3d 9h 5m 44s

One Piece (TCG)

EB-05 One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2

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What's on this site

The next few chapters

Date (JST)ChapterNotes
1195Weekly release
1196Weekly release
1197Weekly release
BreakExpected break — projected from Oda's release history, not yet announced (about 61% of the time)
1198Weekly release

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Where the dates come from

Nothing here is typed in by hand and left to rot. Release dates are rebuilt from the publishers' own listings — MANGA Plus and Viz for the manga, Fuji TV and Crunchyroll for the anime, Bandai's product pages for the card game. A date nobody has announced is labelled as projected rather than quietly presented as fact, and when a source stops answering, the page says so instead of showing a stale number with a straight face.

The about page lists every source and how often it is checked. If you spot something wrong, the contact page goes straight to a person.

Why One Piece goes on break

There are two different reasons a week passes with no chapter, and they get confused constantly. An author break is Eiichiro Oda taking a scheduled week off, which has been his working rhythm for years and is not a sign of anything wrong. A magazine break is Weekly Shonen Jump publishing a combined double issue around a Japanese public holiday — and when it does, every series in the magazine skips that week, not just One Piece.

The break status page tells you which of the two the next issue is, and counts down to the chapter that ends it.