One Piece anime release date schedule: When is the next episode out?

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and One Piece.

The anime series just keeps going and going, with well over 1000 episodes under its belt and many more coming down the pipeline, including the current Elbaph arc being adapted for season 22.

As a wider franchise, Eiichiro Oda's eccentric creation seems to only be growing in prominence after almost three decades, with a popular live-action series on Netflix and a hit card game among its recent expansions.

Although Oda has hinted at plans to end the series in the not-too-distant future, it feels as if One Piece might well go on forever at this point – but whether you're looking for the latest episodes or to delve into the archive, Radio Times can help.

Read on for details on when the next episode of One Piece will be released, plus the platforms hosting the long-running anime. (Also, if you're looking to save time, check out our guide to the show's skippable filler episodes.)

One Piece release schedule: When is the next episode out?

New episodes of One Piece episodes are released at 5pm on Sundays via streaming service Crunchyroll, which gets them at the earliest time.

You can also find episodes on BBC iPlayer and Netflix – read on for more details on what each service has to offer.

What time do One Piece episodes come out?

According to Crunchyroll's release calendar, new One Piece episodes drop on the streaming service at the following times across different regions:

• Pacific Time – 5pm on Saturday
• Eastern Time – 12pm on Saturday
• UK Time – 5pm on Sunday
• Central European Summer Time – 6pm on Sunday
• India Standard Time – 9:30am pm Sunday
• Philippine Time – 12am on Monday (Midnight on Sunday evening)
• Australia Eastern Daylight Time – 2am Monday

How to watch One Piece in the UK

Like in the US and other territories, the best place to watch the latest episodes of One Piece in the UK is Crunchyroll, but episodes are also available on Netflix, whilst BBC iPlayer is home to a large number with the English dub.

Crunchyroll is ideal to watch One Piece as soon as it drops, making it easier to avoid spoilers on the latest events, with Netflix getting new episodes one week later (although, as an added bonus, it has the live-action adaptation and its companion podcast).

Alternatively, BBC iPlayer has exclusive streaming rights for the English dub of the first 1122 episodes, which some viewers may prefer. (Crunchyroll and Netflix only provide the Japanese version with subtitles.)

You can catch One Piece on Crunchyroll and Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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