All One Piece Arcs in Order (2025)

For over 25 years, One Piece has reigned as one of the greatest anime and manga series of all time. With its thrilling adventures, exceptional world-building, and action-packed battles, the series continues to captivate fans worldwide. Both the anime and manga remain ongoing, chronicling the legendary journey of Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates in their quest for the fabled “One Piece” treasure.

With more than 1,000 episodes and chapters, navigating the One Piece storyline can be daunting. Whether you’re starting fresh or catching up, this guide will help you watch or read One Piece in the correct order, covering all the major sagas and arcs.

The story of One Piece is divided into sagas, each containing multiple arcs that correspond to different locations and events. Each saga builds upon the overarching narrative, developing Luffy’s crew, allies, and enemies along the way.

As of 2025, One Piece consists of 11 sagas and 34 major arcs. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of every saga and arc, including both canon and filler episodes, to help you streamline your watchlist.

Pre-Time Skip

This half of the story follows Luffy’s rise as a rookie pirate, assembling his crew and facing formidable enemies in their early adventures.

1. East Blue Saga (Episodes: 1-61 | Chapters: 1-75)

The East Blue Saga marks the beginning of One Piece, introducing Monkey D. Luffy as he sets off on his journey to become the Pirate King. This saga follows Luffy as he gathers his first crew members—Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji—while facing off against powerful enemies and the oppressive rule of corrupt pirates.

Key events include Luffy defeating Buggy the Clown in Orange Town, liberating Syrup Village from Captain Kuro, and battling Arlong to free Nami and her home island. The saga concludes with the crew’s escape from Loguetown, where Luffy narrowly avoids capture by Marine Captain Smoker, and they set sail toward the Grand Line.

2. Arabasta Saga (Episodes: 62-135 | Chapters: 101-217)

The Arabasta Saga follows the Straw Hat Pirates as they enter the Grand Line and become entangled in the political turmoil of the desert kingdom of Arabasta. Princess Nefertari Vivi, who had infiltrated the criminal organization Baroque Works, seeks Luffy’s help in stopping its leader, Crocodile, a Warlord of the Sea plotting to overthrow her father’s rule.

Throughout their journey, the crew encounters formidable adversaries and new allies, including Tony Tony Chopper, who joins them after the Drum Island Arc. Their journey culminates in the battle for Arabasta, where Luffy faces Crocodile in multiple intense encounters, eventually defeating him and exposing his deception.

Despite their victory, Vivi chooses to remain with her people, and the saga concludes with Nico Robin unexpectedly joining the Straw Hats.

3. Sky Island Saga (Episodes: 136-206 | Chapters: 218-302)

The Sky Island Saga takes the Straw Hat Pirates on an adventure to the mysterious Skypiea, a floating island in the sky. After gathering clues about the island’s existence in Jaya, they use the Knock Up Stream to reach Skypiea, where they find themselves caught in a conflict between the native Shandians and the tyrannical ruler, Enel, a self-proclaimed god with the devastating power of the Goro Goro no Mi (Lightning Devil Fruit).

As they explore Skypiea, Luffy and his crew uncover the island’s hidden history and the connection between the Shandians and an ancient civilization. In a climactic battle, Luffy defeats Enel, ending his oppressive rule and restoring peace to Skypiea. The saga concludes with the Straw Hats leaving the island after discovering the long-lost Golden Bell, proving the legendary city of Shandora once existed.

4. Water 7 Saga (Episodes: 207-325 | Chapters: 303-441)

The Water 7 Saga is a turning point in One Piece, introducing deep emotional conflicts, major betrayals, and the first major expansion of the Straw Hat crew. After leaving Skypiea, the Straw Hats arrive in Water 7, a city of shipwrights, in search of someone to repair or replace their ship, the Going Merry. They soon become entangled in a conspiracy involving the elite CP9, a secret government assassination unit, and the Galley-La Company.

When their crewmate Nico Robin is taken hostage under mysterious circumstances and Usopp leaves the crew after a heated argument about the ship, Luffy and his remaining allies launch a daring rescue mission to Enies Lobby, the government’s heavily guarded judicial island. Facing off against CP9 in high-stakes battles, Luffy debuts Gear Second and Gear Third, while the crew pushes past their limits. The saga also marks the recruitment of their shipwright, Franky, and the farewell to the Going Merry in a heartbreaking sendoff.

The saga ends with the Straw Hats gaining a powerful new ship, the Thousand Sunny, and setting sail toward their next adventure.

5. Thriller Bark Saga (Episodes: 326-384 | Chapters: 442-489)

The Thriller Bark Saga takes the Straw Hat Pirates into a haunting adventure as they arrive at Thriller Bark, a massive ghost ship ruled by the warlord Gecko Moria. This saga introduces eerie new foes, supernatural elements, and a new crewmate.

Upon arriving, the crew is attacked by zombies and shadow-stealing creatures. They soon discover that Moria has been using the power of the Kage Kage no Mi (Shadow-Shadow Fruit) to steal shadows and create an army of undead warriors. Luffy’s shadow is taken and placed into the massive zombie Oars, forcing the crew to battle against their captain’s monstrous doppelgänger.

With the help of Brook, a skeleton swordsman with a tragic past, the Straw Hats fight Moria’s forces, eventually defeating him and reclaiming their stolen shadows. However, before they can escape, they are confronted by Bartholomew Kuma, another warlord with terrifying abilities. In a shocking act of sacrifice, Zoro takes on Luffy’s immense pain and injuries to protect his captain, solidifying his loyalty and strength.

The saga ends with Brook joining the Straw Hat Pirates as their musician, bringing his dream of reuniting with Laboon, a whale he befriended long ago, one step closer to reality.

6. Summit War Saga (Episodes: 385-516 | Chapters: 490-597)

The Summit War Saga is the climactic conclusion to the first half of One Piece, raising the stakes higher than ever before. This saga follows Luffy and his crew as they are separated, and Luffy embarks on a desperate mission to save his brother, Portgas D. Ace, from execution by the World Government. This saga is filled with intense battles, shocking revelations, and emotional moments that change the course of the series forever.

Sabaody Archipelago Arc – The Straw Hat Pirates arrive at Sabaody Archipelago, a crucial stop before entering the New World. Here, they encounter powerful foes, including the Celestial Dragons, Admiral Kizaru, and the terrifying warlord Bartholomew Kuma, who ultimately separates the crew by sending them to different islands across the world.

Amazon Lily Arc – Luffy lands on an island inhabited by the Kuja Tribe, a nation of warrior women led by Boa Hancock, a Warlord of the Sea. Hancock falls in love with Luffy and helps him reach Impel Down to rescue Ace.

Impel Down Arc – Luffy infiltrates the World Government’s high-security underwater prison, Impel Down, in search of Ace. He battles through each prison level, encountering past enemies like Crocodile and Buggy, as well as making new allies, including Emporio Ivankov and Jinbe. However, Luffy arrives too late—Ace has already been transferred to Marineford for execution.

Marineford Arc (War of the Best) – The war between the Whitebeard Pirates and the Marines erupts at Marineford as they attempt to save Ace. Luffy joins the fray, battling alongside legendary pirates like Whitebeard, but despite his efforts, Ace is tragically killed by Admiral Akainu while protecting Luffy. Whitebeard also meets his end, declaring the existence of the One Piece before he dies.

Post-War Arc – A heartbroken Luffy, after losing Ace, is rescued by his allies. He later learns from Silvers Rayleigh about the importance of becoming stronger. Luffy sends a secret message to his crew, initiating a two-year time skip, during which each member trains in different locations to prepare for the challenges of the New World.

Post-Time Skip

After a two-year time skip, Luffy and his crew reunite, stronger than ever, to take on the challenges of the New World.

7. Fishman Island Saga (Episodes: 517-574 | Chapters: 598-653)

The Fish-Man Island Saga marks the beginning of the One Piece story’s second half after the two-year time skip. The Straw Hat Pirates reunite and set sail for the New World, with Fish-Man Island as their first major destination. This saga explores deep-seated racial tensions between fishmen and humans, introduces ancient prophecies, and hints at significant events to come.

After two years of intense training, the Straw Hats regroup at Sabaody Archipelago, now stronger than ever. They easily overcome impostors and marine forces before setting sail for the New World.

The crew arrives at Fish-Man Island, an underwater kingdom ruled by King Neptune. They soon become entangled in a conflict with the rebel faction New Fish-Man Pirates, led by Hody Jones, a radical fish-man who despises humans and seeks to overthrow Neptune.

Luffy befriends Shirahoshi, the kingdom’s princess, who is later revealed to be the ancient weapon Poseidon, capable of controlling Sea Kings.

Hody’s crew uses dangerous Energy Steroids to enhance their strength but suffer severe aging effects.

Luffy defeats Hody in an intense underwater battle, showcasing his new Haki abilities. After saving the island, Luffy earns Big Mom’s ire by declaring that he will make Fish-Man Island his territory in the future.

8. Dressrosa Saga (Episodes: 575-746 | Chapters: 654-801)

The crew lands on Punk Hazard, a hazardous island split between fire and ice. They discover a human experimentation facility run by Caesar Clown, a scientist working under Donquixote Doflamingo and supplying weapons to Kaido.

• Luffy allies with Trafalgar Law to form the Pirate Alliance, aiming to take down Kaido.
• They defeat Caesar and learn of Doflamingo’s underground influence.
• Smoker and the Marines uncover corrupt dealings involving Vegapunk’s artificial Devil Fruits (SMILEs).

The crew then travels to Dressrosa, a kingdom ruled by Donquixote Doflamingo, who secretly manipulates its people using the String-String Fruit and the Hobby-Hobby Fruit power of Sugar, turning citizens into toys.

Luffy enters the Corrida Colosseum tournament to win Ace’s Mera Mera no Mi and meets future allies, including Bartolomeo, Cavendish, and Sabo, who has returned as the Revolutionary Army’s chief of staff.

The Tontatta Tribe seeks revenge against Doflamingo for enslaving their people.

Law’s tragic past with Corazon and his vendetta against Doflamingo are revealed.

Luffy and Law take on Doflamingo and his top officers, with Zoro fighting Pica and other Straw Hats battling the Donquixote Pirates.

Luffy unveils Gear Fourth: Boundman and defeats Doflamingo in an intense battle, liberating Dressrosa.

Admiral Fujitora acknowledges Luffy’s heroism but refuses to capture him, while the Straw Hat Grand Fleet is formed, with seven powerful pirate crews pledging loyalty to Luffy.

9. Whole Cake Island Saga (Episodes: 747-889 | Chapters: 802-908)

The Whole Cake Island Saga follows the Straw Hat Pirates as they venture into the Big Mom Pirates’ territory to rescue Sanji, who has been forced into an arranged marriage with Charlotte Pudding, one of Big Mom’s daughters. The saga takes place in the Totto Land archipelago, where Big Mom rules over various islands, each inhabited by different species and cultures.

Sanji is kidnapped by his family, the Vinsmokes, and taken to Whole Cake Island. There, he is coerced into marrying Pudding to secure an alliance between the Vinsmokes and Big Mom.

The Straw Hats, with the help of allies like Jinbe and the mysterious Vinsmoke family, infiltrate Big Mom’s territory. Luffy and the crew face many challenges, including the threat of Big Mom herself and the complex politics of Totto Land.

During the wedding ceremony, Pudding reveals her true nature as a schemer and betrays Sanji. This leads to a massive confrontation between the Straw Hats and Big Mom’s forces, including her powerful family members like Katakuri, one of her top commanders.

A dramatic battle ensues, and with the help of their allies, the Straw Hats manage to escape from Big Mom’s clutches, though not without facing significant losses. They leave Whole Cake Island with the knowledge that they have angered one of the most powerful pirate empires in the world.

10. Wano Country Saga (Episodes: 890-1085 | Chapters: 909-1057)

The longest saga in One Piece history, Wano Country pits the Straw Hats against the mighty Yonko, Kaido, in a battle for liberation.

The saga follows the Straw Hat Pirates, who form an alliance with Wano’s rebel forces, including the Nine Red Scabbards, to overthrow Orochi and defeat Kaido, both of whom are responsible for the nation’s oppression.

Wano is a closed country, isolated from the rest of the world, with a rigid class system and brutal rule under Orochi and Kaido. The people suffer under harsh conditions, and the country’s rich samurai culture is suppressed.

A major part of the saga involves the story of Kozuki Oden, the former daimyo of Wano, whose death at the hands of Orochi and Kaido set the stage for the rebellion. The Nine Red Scabbards, loyal to Oden, continue to fight for his vision of a free Wano.

Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates arrive in Wano to help liberate the nation. They ally with the samurai, including characters like Trafalgar Law and the Mink Tribe, to take down the tyrants controlling the country.

The saga culminates in the epic battle on Onigashima, where Luffy and his allies face off against Kaido’s forces in a desperate struggle for Wano’s freedom. The conflict includes intense battles, significant character growth, and the unveiling of many secrets about the world, including the history of the Ancient Weapons and the mysterious Void Century.

11. Final Saga (Episodes: 1086-ongoing | Chapters: 1058-ongoing)

The last and current saga sees Luffy and his allies facing their greatest challenges as they inch closer to the ultimate treasure, the One Piece.

Where to Watch & Read One Piece

You can stream One Piece on popular platforms like:

• Crunchyroll
• Netflix
• Prime Video
• Hulu

Manga readers can find the latest chapters on:

• Viz Media’s Shonen Jump
• Shueisha’s Manga Plus

Both platforms offer new chapters for free upon release

With One Piece continuing its journey, there has never been a better time to embark on this legendary adventure. Whether you’re watching the anime or reading the manga, following this arc guide ensures you won’t miss a beat.

So, what’s your favorite One Piece arc? Let us know in the comments below!

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