The ever-popular One Piece continues its latest arc this week, with The Entrusted Message! King Cobra's Resolve now available to stream on Crunchyroll – and coming very soon to Netflix.

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The latter streamer has nabbed the rights to the anime, following its remarkably successful live-action adaptation, but episodes are landing a week behind the specialist anime service.

Episode 1,120 looks set to be another important chapter in the saga, with the teaser (below) teasing the start of Sabo's expedition towards the Kingdom of Lulusia, which could be halted by an attack from the Five Elders.

Watch the clip below:

If you're looking to get into One Piece for the first time, you may want to hop over to BBC iPlayer, which will soon be home to English-language dubs of the first 1,000 episodes (206 chapters are already streaming, with more arriving soon).

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As for One Piece episode 1,120, you can find out exactly when to expect the next instalment with our complete guide to the season 21 release schedule below.

When will One Piece episode 1,120 come out?

Close-up shot of Koby in One Piece with a neutral expression on his face.
One Piece. Toei Animation

One Piece is expected to continue next week, with episode 1,120 scheduled for release on Sunday 22nd September.

New episodes of One Piece air on Sundays in the UK and are due to drop at 2am UK time.

Recently, fans saw a slight delay to the planned schedule following voice actor Toru Furuya's resignation from the show.

What time do One Piece episodes come out?

The new instalment will be made available to stream internationally via Crunchyroll at the following times:

  • Pacific Time – 6pm on Saturday
  • Eastern Time – 9pm on Saturday
  • UK Time – 2am on Sunday
  • European Time – 3am on Sunday
  • India Time – 7:30am on Sunday
  • Philippine Time – 10am on Sunday
  • Australia Eastern Daylight Time – 1pm Sunday

One Piece release schedule

One Piece episodes are expected to drop on Crunchyroll every Sunday. However, sometimes there are occasional delays.

Below is the expected release schedule for the next few weeks:

  • Episode 1,102: Sinister Schemes! The Operation to Escape Egghead - 28th April 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,103: Turn Back My Father! Bonney's Futile Wish! - 5th May 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,104: A Desperate Situation! The Seraphim's All-out Attack! - 12th May 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,105: A Beautiful Act of Treason! The Spy, Stussy - 19th May 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,106: Trouble Occurs! Seek Dr Vegapunk! - 26th May 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,107: A Shudder! The Evil Hand Creeping Up on the Laboratory - 2nd June 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,108: Incomprehensible! The Seraphim's Rebellion! - 9th June 2024 (out now)
  • Episode 1,109: A Tough Decision! An Unusual United Front! - 23rd June (out now)
  • Episode 1,110: Survive! Deadly Combat with the Strongest Form of Humanity! - 30th June (out now)
  • Episode 1,111: The Second Ohara! The Mastermind's Ambition! - 7th July (out now)
  • Episode 1,112: Clash! Shanks vs. Eustass Kid - 14th July (out now)
  • Episode 1,113: Run, Koby! A Desperate Escape Strategy - 28th July (out now)
  • Episode 1,114: For the Beloved Pupil - The Fist of Vice Admiral Garp! - 4th August (out now)
  • Episode 1,115: The Navy Surprised! The Navy Headquarters' Former Admiral, Kuzan - 11th August (out now)
  • Episode 1,116: Let's Go Get It! Buggy's Big Declaration - 18th August (out now)
  • Episode 1,117: Sabo Returns - The Shocking Truth to Be Told! - 1st September (out now)
  • Episode 1,118: The Holy Land in Tumult! Sai and Leo's Full-Power Blow! - 8th September (out now)
  • Episode 1,119: The Entrusted Message! King Cobra's Resolve - 15th September (out now)
  • Episode 1,120: The World is Shaken! The Ruler's Judgement and the Five Elders' Actions - 22nd September

How to watch One Piece in the UK

Brand new episodes of One Piece are available to stream in the UK on Netflix and Crunchyroll, while more than 1,000 earlier episodes – comprising 10 sagas from East Blue up to Land of Wano – are now streaming on BBC iPlayer.

In fact, BBC iPlayer is the only service in the UK carrying the English dubs of One Piece, with Crunchyroll and Netflix having the original Japanese versions of the latest episodes instead.

Of course, Netflix is also where you can find the live-action version of One Piece, which proved to be one of very few western anime adaptations to earn resounding approval from the existing fanbase.

You can catch One Piece on Crunchyroll and Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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