How is one piece going to end

As early as the Little Garden Arc from the year , there has been a massive tease for the island of giants and the Straw Hat Pirates potentially making their way there. Throughout their journey, they have encountered a handful of giants who have all spoken at length about their homeland. This will also be a great way to have Usopp, the sniper of the crew, finally realising his dreams of becoming a brave warrior of the sea.

Paramount War Part 2. Although his first attempt at storming Marine HQ ended up with his first brother, Ace sacrificing himself, things may turn around as Luffy is much stronger this time around and has the entire Straw Hat Grand Fleet by his side. It rhymes. One Piece has been a staple of the anime and manga landscape ever since its debut in , but the series will soon reach its conclusion, creator Eiichiro Oda revealed. According to Comic Natalie , the announcement was revealed in a newspaper advertisement for One Piece's upcoming th collected volume.

The advertisement contains a photo of Oda drawing the manga, along with a statement from the creator that says "The story is in its final stage. One Piece continues to celebrate its 24th year in publication with several big milestones: earlier this year, the manga published its th chapter, and as stated previously, the th collected volume of that manga is scheduled to be released in Japan soon.

There are currently 99 volumes. The anime adaptation began in under Toei Animation. As of writing, the One Piece anime is on its 20th season and has episodes.

Many manga and anime fans would either praise One Piece for its length or complain about it. Some people who want to get into the series are often hesitant at first because of the number of chapters and episodes. How about it? Too much space? Too little? Either way, it represents a world that we created.

It was born from my imagination, and from yours as well. Our story is now in its final stages and until the day we finally reach its end, I will guide you through it to the absolute best of my ability.