One Piece / Filler List
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Romance Dawn Arc covers episodes 1-3, following I'm Luffy! The Man Who's Gonna Be King of the Pirates! through Morgan versus Luffy! Who's the Mysterious Pretty Girl?. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Orange Town Arc covers episodes 4-8, following Luffy's Past! Enter Red-Haired Shanks! through Who is the Victor? Devil Fruit Power Showdown!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Syrup Village Arc covers episodes 9-17, following The Honorable Liar? Captain Usopp! through Angry Explosion! Kuro vs. Luffy! How it Ends!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Baratie Arc covers episodes 18-30, following You're the Weird Creature! Gaimon and His Strange Friends! through Set Sail! The Seafaring Cook Sets off With Luffy!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Arlong Park Arc covers episodes 31-44, following The Worst Man in the Eastern Seas! Fishman Pirate Arlong! through Setting Out with a Smile! Farewell, Hometown Cocoyashi Village!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Loguetown Arc covers episodes 45-47, following Bounty! Straw Hat Luffy Becomes Known to the World! through The Wait is Over! The Return of Captain Buggy!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Reverse Mountain Arc covers episodes 48-53, following The Town of the Beginning and the End! Landfall at Logue Town! through The Legend Has Started! Head for the Grand Line!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Whisky Peak Arc covers episodes 54-61, following Precursor to a New Adventure! Apis, a Mysterious Girl! through An Angry Showdown! Cross the Red Line!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Little Garden Arc covers episodes 62-77, following The First Line of Defense? The Giant Whale Laboon Appears! through Farewell Giant Island! Head for Alabasta!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Drum Island Arc covers episodes 78-91, following Nami's Sick? Beyond the Snow Falling on the Sea! through Goodbye Drum Island! I'm Going Out to Sea!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Alabasta Arc covers episodes 92-130, following Alabasta's Hero and a Ballerina on the Ship! through Scent of Danger! The Seventh Member is Nico Robin!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Jaya Arc covers episodes 131-143, following The First Patient! The Untold Story of the Rumble Ball! through And so, the Legend Begins! To the Other Side of the Rainbow!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Skypiea Arc covers episodes 144-195, following Caught Log! The King of Salvagers, Masira! through Off to the Blue Sea!! A Heartfelt Finale!!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Long Ring Long Land Arc covers episodes 196-206, following A State of Emergency is Issued! A Notorious Pirate Ship has Infiltrated! through Farewell, Marine Fortress! The Last Battle for Escape!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Water 7 Arc covers episodes 207-219, following Great Adventure in Long Ring Long Land! through Epic, Heated Combat! The Fateful Final Conclusion!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Enies Lobby Arc covers episodes 220-264, following Was It Lost? Stolen? Who Are You? through Landing Operations Start! Charge in, Straw Hats!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Post-Enies Lobby Arc covers episodes 265-278, following Luffy Cuts Through! Big Showdown on the Judicial Island! through Say You Want to Live! We Are Your Friends!!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Thriller Bark Arc covers episodes 279-321, following Jump Towards the Falls! Luffy's Feelings! through The King of Animals that Overlooks the Sea! The Dream Ship Magnificently Completed!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Summit War: Amazon Lily Arc covers episodes 322-325, following Goodbye My Dear Underlings! Franky Departs! through The Most Heinous Power! Blackbeard's Darkness Attacks Ace!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Summit War: Impel Down Arc covers episodes 326-381, following The Mysterious Band of Pirates! Sunny and the Dangerous Trap! through A New Crewmate! The Musician, Humming Brook!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Summit War: Marineford Arc covers episodes 382-384, following The Slow-Slow Menace! 'Silver Fox' Foxy Returns! through Brook's Great Struggle! Is the Path to Becoming a True Comrade Rigorous?. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Post-War Arc covers episodes 385-407, following Arriving at Halfway Through the Grand Line! The Red Line through Feudal Era Side Story: Defeat Thriller Company's Trap. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Fish-Man Island Arc covers episodes 408-421, following Landing! The All-Female Island, Amazon Lily through The Friends' Whereabouts! A Princess Negativity and the King of Demons!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Return to Fish-Man Island Arc covers episodes 422-426, following A Deadly Infiltration! The Underwater Prison Impel Down! through A Special Presentation Related to the Movie! A Gold Lion's Ambition on the Move!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Punk Hazard Arc covers episodes 427-574, following A Special Presentation Related to the Movie! Little East Blue in Danger! through To the New World! Heading for the Ultimate Sea!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Dressrosa Arc covers episodes 575-628, following Z's Ambition! Lily the Little Giant! through A Major Turnaround! Luffy's Angry Iron Fist Strikes!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Zou Arc covers episodes 629-653, following Startling! The Big News Shakes Up The New World! through A Decisive Battle! Giolla vs. the Straw Hats!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Whole Cake Island Arc covers episodes 654-782, following Beautiful Sword! Cavendish of the White Horse! through The Devil's Fist! A Show Down! Luffy vs. Grount!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Levely Arc covers episodes 783-870, following Sanji's Homecoming! Into Big Mom's Territory! through A Fist of Divine Speed! Another Gear Four Application Activated!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Wano Country Arc covers episodes 871-1026, following Finally, It's Over! The Climax of the Intense Fight against Katakuri! through The Supernovas Strike Back! The Mission to Tear Apart the Emperors!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Egghead Arc covers episodes 1027-1113, following Defend Luffy! Zoro and Law's Sword Technique! through Run, Koby! A Desperate Escape Strategy!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
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