Despite a hiatus earlier in the year, One Piece has been back in full swing with a flurry of new episodes, with upcoming release dates you'll need to keep an eye on.

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As the Egghead arc continues, season 21 of the One Piece anime is now past its 50th episode, and is now heading toward its 1150th episode in total. Of course, going on for as long as it has, there's a variety of options to watch One Piece, but only one to see the newest episodes of the anime adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's beloved manga.

For instance, BBC iplayer is a great way UK fans can watch One Piece for free, but only covers up to the Land of Wano Arc, and is limited to the English-dubbed version — not the Japanese subtitled version. Then there's the live-action Netflix adaptation of One Piece with a season 2 on the way, but that's a re-tread of the Straw Hat Pirates' earlier adventures than the first.

One Piece release schedule: When do new episodes come out on Crunchyroll?

Zoro in the preview for One Piece episode 145.5
Episode 145.5 is a recap special ahead of episode 146 ONE PIECE Official - ENG / YouTube

Following the release of episode 1145, new episodes of One Piece are mostly planned to be released on Crunchyroll every Sunday, but a small delay has been announced.

After episode 1145 dropped, the Japanese One Piece X (formerly Twitter) account announced a two-week break for the anime; this will be followed with an episode 145.5 recap special airing on 12th October.

This means One Piece episode 1146 has a delayed release date of 19th October, 2025, instead of the 5th. Outside of that, the remaining episodes ahead should still be release every following week as planned.

That said, based on the current schedule going as planned, the release date for every upcoming One Piece episode — starting with episodes 1146, 1147, and 1148 — is as follows:

  • Episode 1,145.5 - "Dr. Chopper's Adventure Checkup -Traitors' Masquerade-”- 12th October
  • Episode 1,146 - 19th October
  • Episode 1,147 - 26th October
  • Episode 1,148 - 2nd November
  • Episode 1,149 - 9th November
  • Episode 1,150 - 16th November
  • Episode 1,151 - 23rd November
  • Episode 1,152 - 30th November
  • Episode 1,153 - 7th December
  • Episode 1,154 - 14th December
  • Episode 1,155 - 21st December
  • Episode 1.156 - 28th December

One Piece release schedule: When do new episodes come out on Netflix?

Netflix releases new episodes of One Piece one week after their original premiere on Crunchyroll, meaning the projected release schedule looks like this:

  • Episode 1,145 - "Friends Fight Together! Luffy and the Warriors of Elbaph" - 5th October
  • Episode 1,145.5 - "Dr. Chopper's Adventure Checkup -Traitors' Masquerade-" – 19th October
  • Episode 1,146 - 26th October
  • Episode 1,147 - 2nd November
  • Episode 1,148 - 9th November
  • Episode 1,149 - 16th November
  • Episode 1,150 - 23rd November
  • Episode 1,151 - 30th November
  • Episode 1,152 - 7th December
  • Episode 1,153 - 14th December
  • Episode 1,154 - 21st December
  • Episode 1,155 - 28th December
  • Episode 1,156 - 4th January

What time do One Piece episodes come out?

A close-up of Kaku in the preview of the next One Piece episode
Kaku is also part of One Piece's 145.5 recap special ONE PIECE Official - ENG / YouTube

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 older episodes are available on Netflix, whilst BBC iPlayer is home to episodes with the English dub.

Crunchyroll is, of course, ideal to watch One Piece as soon as it drops to avoid spoilers, but BBC iPlayer has exclusive streaming of the English dub, while Crunchyroll and Netflix only provide the Japanese version with subtitles. On the other hand, despite BBC iPlayer being technically free, you do have to have a TV licence in effect in order to access the streaming service legally, which costs £174.50 a year.

Netflix is a nice middle-ground if you're already a subscriber to watch other shows, since you only have to wait an extra week for the newest episodes of the anime, and you get access to the live-action version of One Piece, too.

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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Authors

Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.

Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.

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