Image: Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha / Toei Animation / Fuji TV
AMBot | 06/10/2022 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The manga One Piece will not be published for a month. This was announced by Eiichiro Oda, the author himself, via the official Twitter account of the work. The series will return in the 34th issue of the magazine on July 25. Shueisha released the 27th issue of the magazine on Monday, which means the manga still has two more chapters before the break begins.
As Eiichiro Oda explained in a statement, after listening to recommendations from those around him, he decided to take this break due to a busy summer ahead, including the celebration of the manga's 25th anniversary in July, the release of One Piece Film RED on August 6, and his plans to oversee the filming of the Netflix-produced live-action series. However, what has caused the most excitement among fans is the fact that the mangaka revealed in his message that this break will also serve to prepare for the end of One Piece.
Weekly Shonen Jump hinted in August 2020 that One Piece is "heading toward the upcoming final saga." The manga is currently approaching the finale of the Wano Country Arc.
As Eiichiro Oda explained in a statement, after listening to recommendations from those around him, he decided to take this break due to a busy summer ahead, including the celebration of the manga's 25th anniversary in July, the release of One Piece Film RED on August 6, and his plans to oversee the filming of the Netflix-produced live-action series. However, what has caused the most excitement among fans is the fact that the mangaka revealed in his message that this break will also serve to prepare for the end of One Piece.
Weekly Shonen Jump hinted in August 2020 that One Piece is "heading toward the upcoming final saga." The manga is currently approaching the finale of the Wano Country Arc.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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