One Piece filler guide: All canon and skippable episodes ...Middle East

With now over 1100 episodes to its name, the One Piece anime is ever than ever, but that means there might be more filler episodes to distinguish from the canon ones, too — making you need a watch guide like this one to follow the adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga properly.

If you're coming back in the series after some time away, the anime's general premise is the same as it was back when One Piece first aired in 1999: a mischievous rubber man, Monkey D Luffy, has set off on a pirate journey to assemble a crew, reach the Grand Line, and find the franchise's titular treasure that will earn him the name of King of the Pirates.

You'd think such a story wouldn't take over 26 years and 1140-something episodes to finish, but both the manga and anime cover a multitude of different stories as part of that overarching plot. In order to help widen the gaps between the manga and anime, though, the latter sometimes introduces filler episodes that are completely disconnected from the source material. These give the manga creators time to catch up, but we know there are plenty of fans who want nothing more than to skip them and just get to the core story.

To help give you the best watching experience of all of One Piece's arcs to fit your preferences, we'll take you through which anime episodes are filler and canon, what's a mixture of the two, and where you can watch the whole series right now.

Which One Piece episodes are purely skippable filler?

After confirming reports by Crunchyroll and Anime Filler List, the complete list of One Piece episodes that are entirely skippable filler is as follows:

To clarify, we're referring to 'pure filler' as in content that is entirely original to the anime and was not adapted from the manga whatsoever. These can either be add-ons to currently existing arcs, or arcs that are exclusive to the anime altogether.

For instance, episodes 131-143; the Post-Arabasta arc, Goat Island arc, and Ruluka Island arc; were stories that were not featured in manga at all — essentially adding more between the Alabasta and Jaya arcs.

Meanwhile, episodes 98-99 were extra inclusions to the Alabasta arc.

Of course, you're free to try out watching some of the filler arcs if you wish, but the rule of thumb is that these are somewhat lower quality than the manga-faithful episodes. These One Piece episodes are 100 per cent skippable if you're going for a viewing experience that follows the manga.

Which One Piece episodes are mixed canon & filler?

In anime like One Piece, mixed canon/filler episodes refer to those with a mix of both content that is still featured in the manga, but shares screen time with filler material as well.

As laid out by the hardworking team at Anime Filler List and double-confirmed by Radio Times, the complete list of One Piece episodes that are mixed canon & filler is as follows:

The general rule around these episodes is that they're technically optional as well, but fit in nicely with the fully canon One Piece episodes, since they flesh out a bit more of the story in their respective arcs.

The exceptions might be those like episode 61, which is the conclusion of the entirely filler Warship Island arc — which might be confusing to those jumping straight in. Nevertheless, episodes like these are still a good bit of fun and are worth the additional tidbits of manga-faithful material.

After reconfirming the findings by Crunchyroll and Anime Filler List, we've found that the complete list of One Piece episodes that are entirely faithful to the manga is as follows:

Episodes 1-44: East Blue arcEpisodes 48-49: Loguetown arcEpisodes 52-53: East Blue arcEpisodes 62-67: Arabasta arcEpisodes 70-92: Drum Island & Arabasta arcsEpisodes 94-97: Arabasta arcEpisode 100: Arabasta arcEpisodes 103-130: Arabasta arcEpisodes 144-195: Jaya & Skypiea arcsEpisodes 207-212: Long Ring Long Land arcEpisodes 217-219: Long Ring Long Land arcEpisodes 227-278: Enies Lobby arcEpisodes 284-290: Enies Lobby arcEpisodes 293-302: Enies Lobby arcEpisodes 304-316: Enies Lobby arc & Post-Enies Lobby arcsEpisodes 320-325: Post-Enies Lobby arcEpisodes 337-353: Thriller Bark arcEpisodes 355-381: Thriller Bark arcEpisodes 385-405: Sabaody Archipelago arcEpisodes 408-417: Amazon Lily arcEpisodes 422-425: Impel Down arcEpisodes 430-452: Impel Down arcEpisodes 459-488: Marineford arcEpisodes 490-491: Post-War arcEpisodes 493-496: Post-War arcEpisodes 500-505: Post-War arcEpisodes 507-519: Post-War & Return to Sabaody arcsEpisodes 521-541: Return to Sabaody and Fish-Man Island arcsEpisodes 543-573: Fish-Man Island arcEpisodes 579-589: Punk Hazard arcEpisodes 591-624: Punk Hazard arcEpisodes 629-632: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 634-652: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 654-656: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 658-678: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 680-689: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 691-730: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 732-736: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 739-746: Dressrosa arcEpisodes 752-774: Zou arcEpisode 776: Zou arcEpisode 779: Zou arcEpisodes 783-788: Whole Cake Island arcEpisodes 790-802: Whole Cake Island arcEpisodes 804-806: Whole Cake Island arcEpisodes 808-877: Whole Cake Island arcEpisode 880: Whole Cake Island arcEpisode 886: Whole Cake Island arcEpisodes 891-894: Wano Country arcEpisodes 897-906: Wano Country arcEpisodes 908-923: Wano Country arcEpisodes 925-987: Wano Country arcEpisode 990: Wano Country arcEpisodes 992-1028: Wano Country arcEpisodes 1031-1083: Wano Country arcEpisodes 1085-1145: Egghead arc

Where to watch One Piece in the UK & US

All episodes of the One Piece anime are available to watch right now on Crunchyroll, both in the UK & US. UK viewers can also find the One Piece anime on Netflix.

If you're in the UK and don't feel like paying for a subscription, One Piece is also available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Keep in mind, however, that iPlayer only has access to the English dub, which has only covered up to episode 1088.

You also need to have a paid TV license in order to access the BBC iPlayer service.

In the US, the One Piece anime is also available to watch via streaming services like Netflix & Hulu, but they are regularly behind Crunchyroll in terms of current episodes as well.

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