Being an anime lover, you just can’t miss out on the manga series One Piece, created by Eiichiro Oda. It is one of the famous adventure stories that has captured the hearts of millions worldwide.
With its remarkable world-building, superb characters, and intense combat, One Piece offers everything an avid anime fan could dream of. The series has over 1000 episodes, movies, and specials, making it a journey for movie lovers.
However, navigating through the huge universe of One Piece can be difficult, and that’s where our guide will work as a compass, ensuring you don’t miss any crucial moments or hidden treasures.
We have listed down all One Piece arcs in order to make the job easier for you. So, let’s take a deep dive into the epic saga of One Piece!
The Story of One Piece
The ‘One Piece’ manga series depicts the story of Monkey D. Luffy, who gathers a crew of Straw Hat Pirates to discover the precious treasure called ‘One Piece’, and later on Monkey becomes the Pirate King.
The treasure originally belonged to the Ex-Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. The story of ‘One Piece’ begins with a world full of pirates and it grows into an exciting and twisting tale. However, the story has a huge section of sagas, where each saga has its sub-sections, known as sub-sagas.
All the sub-sagas are made up of arcs, which begin at the moment Luffy and his pirate crew arrive on the new island. The arc ends when they visit another location.
How to Watch One Piece in the Correct Order?
Below, we have listed down all the arcs of One Piece in the correct order, including the movies, TV specials, fillers, and special episodes. Check out the list given below, and begin with the exciting adventure of One Piece anime.
1. East Blue Saga
The adventure begins with the East Blue Saga, where the first arc is the Romance Dawn Arc and the last one is the Warship Island Arc.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Romance Dawn Arc | 1-3 |
| Orange Dawn Arc | 4-8 |
| Syrup Village Arc | 9-18 |
| Baratie Arc | 19-30 |
| Arlong Park Arc | 31-44 |
| Loguetown Arc | 45-53 |
| Warship Island Arc (Filler) | 54-61 |
2. Arabasta Saga
The name Arabasta was taken from the country that Straw Hat pirates visit. It is the second saga of this anime adventure series. Alabasta Saga begins from the arc Reverse Mountain and runs up to the Alabasta Arc.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Reverse Mountain Arc | 61-63 |
| Whisky Peak Arc | 64-67 |
| Diary of Koby-Meppo Arc | 68-69 |
| Little Garden Arc | 70-77 |
| Drum Island Arc | 78-91 |
| Alabasta Arc | 92-130 |
| Post Alabasta Arc | 131-135 |
3. Sky Island Saga
In this Saga, most of the scene takes place on the floating island known as Skypiea. The Sky Island Saga mainly consists of only two arcs but has three fillers too.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Goat Island Arc | 136-138 |
| Ruluka Island Arc | 139-143 |
| Jaya Arc | 144-152 |
| Skypiea Arc | 153-195 |
| G-8 Arc | 196-206 |
4. Water 7 Saga
The Straw Hat pirates reach the Venice-like paradise water island after Skypiea, which is why the saga is named as Water 7 Saga. This saga can be confusing as it consists of a lot of filler arcs in between the canon arcs, so make sure that you are following the below-mentioned list to watch all One Piece arcs in order.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Long Ring Rong Land Arc/Foxy’s Return Arc | 207-219/225-228 |
| Ocean’s Dream Arc | 220-224 |
| Water 7 Arc | 229-263 |
| Enies Lobby Arc | 264-290, 293-302, 304-312 |
| Boss Luffy Historical Special | 291, 292, 303, 406, 407 |
| Post-Enies Lobby Arc | 313-325 |
5. Thriller Bark Saga
In this Saga, Luffy and his crew explore this haunted Thriller Bark Island. The Thriller Bark Saga technically begins from Ice Hunter Arc and ends on Spa Island Arc.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Ice Hunter Arc | 326-335 |
| Chopper Man Special | 336 |
| Thriller Bark Arc | 337-381 |
| Spa Island Arc | 382-384 |
6. Summit War Saga
The Summit War Saga is the last saga of One Piece’s first half. The sixth saga of this anime series begins with the Sabaody Archipelago Arc and runs up to the Post-War Arc.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Sabaody Archipelago Arc | 385-405 |
| Amazon Lily Arc | 408-421 |
| Straw’s Hat Separation Special | 418-421, 453-456 |
| Impel Down Arc | 422-425, 430-452 |
| Little East Blue | 426-429 |
| Marineford Arc | 457-489 |
| Post-War Arc | 490, 491, 493-516 |
7. Fish-Man Island Saga
This is the first saga of the second half of the One Piece anime series. The story revolves around the journey of Straw Hats visiting the undersea Island, and it consists of only two arcs:
| Arc | Episodes |
| Return to Sabaody Arc | 517-522 |
| Fish Man Island Arc | 523-541, 543-574 |
8. Dressrosa Saga
This saga was named after Dressrosa Island, which the Straw Hats visited after Fish-Man Island. The Dressrosa Saga includes two canons and two fillers:
| Arc | Episodes |
| Z’s Ambition Arc | 575-578 |
| Punk Hazard Arc | 579-589, 591-625 |
| Caesar Retrieval Arc | 626-628 |
| Dressrosa Arc | 629-746 |
9. Whole Cake Island Saga
It is also known as Yonko Saga, and named after the Whole Cake Island visited by the Straw Hats pirates. The saga begins with the Silver Mine Arc and ends with the Levely Arc.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Silver Mine Arc | 747-750 |
| Zou Arc | 751-779 |
| Marine Rookie Arc | 780-782 |
| Whole Cake Island Arc | 783-877 |
| Levely Arc | 878-889 |
10. Wano Country Saga
Wano Country Saga is the tenth but the largest saga of the One Piece adventure series. The saga contains one arc and two fillers:
| Arc | Episodes |
| Wano Country Arc | 890-894, 897-906, 908-1028, 1031-1085 |
| Cidre Guild Arc | 895-896 |
| Uta’s Past Arc | 1029-1030 |
11. The Final Saga
This is the latest saga of the series, and so far it only has one arc known as the Egghead Arc. It is still unknown how many arcs and fillers will be there in this current saga.
| Arc | Episodes |
| Egghead Arc | 1086-?? |
Conclusion
With the Final Saga, we end the discussion on all One Piece arcs in order. Hopefully, our covered list will guide you on the right path to watching the series in order. Moreover, if they add more arcs or fillers to the Final Saga, we will certainly update the last list. That’s all for the day!