Many anime fans start watching One Piece and get anxious by the sheer number of chapters/episodes. The story is huge. Hundreds of episodes. Dozens of islands. And every island begins a new arc. That is why many people want to know the One Piece arcs in order so that they will be able to keep track of the series. Without a clear order, the journey of Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates can feel confusing.
In this guide, you will see all One Piece arcs in order, starting from the East Blue Saga to the current Final Saga. Each arc shows its chapters, episodes, filler episodes, and a short summary of what happens in the story. So if you want to follow the adventure step by step or check where you are in the anime, this list will make the entire timeline easy to understand.
East Blue Saga

1. Romance Dawn Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 1-7 | Ep 1-3 | None | Total: 3 Episodes, 7 Chapters |
Shanks saves young Luffy and inspires his idea of a real pirate, and Luffy later sets sail to become Pirate King. He defeats Alvida, saves Koby, and reaches Shells Town where Zoro is tied up under Captain Morgan’s corrupt rule. Luffy offers Zoro freedom and a place on the crew, and Zoro accepts after Luffy proves his intent.
Luffy defeats Morgan, the town is freed, and Koby chooses to join the Marines. Luffy and Zoro sail out as the first Straw Hat duo.

2. Orange Town Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 8-21 | Ep 4-8 | None | Total: 5 Episodes, 14 Chapters |
Luffy and Zoro reach Orange Town and face Buggy the Clown, whose Devil Fruit lets him split his body apart.
Nami appears as a pirate thief and tries to use the chaos to survive, but she ends up in a shaky alliance with the Straw Hats when Buggy’s crew starts destroying the town. Luffy keeps taking hits and pushes forward until Buggy is beaten. Nami steals Buggy’s treasure and decides to travel with Luffy, even though she does not trust him yet.
3. Syrup Village Arc

| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 22-41 | Ep 9-18 | None | Total: 10 Episodes, 20 Chapters |
The crew meets Usopp and Kaya in Syrup Village, and the butler Klahadore is revealed as Captain Kuro of the Black Cat Pirates.
Kuro plans to fake his death, steal Kaya’s fortune, and kill her after the paperwork is done. Most villagers ignore Usopp’s warnings, so the fight becomes desperate. Luffy and Zoro take on Kuro’s crew while Usopp faces real fear in battle. Kuro is defeated, Kaya is saved, the crew receives the Going Merry, and Usopp joins.
4. Baratie Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 42-68 | Ep 19-30 | None | Total: 12 Episodes, 27 Chapters |
The Going Merry reaches the Baratie, a floating restaurant run by Zeff, who feeds anyone because he remembers starvation. The crew meets Sanji, a gifted cook who dreams of the All Blue. Don Krieg returns and tries to seize the Baratie, while Mihawk appears and crushes Zoro in a brutal duel, showing the gap between the Straw Hats and the world’s strongest.

Luffy defeats Krieg to protect the restaurant. Zeff pushes Sanji to chase his dream, and Sanji joins the Straw Hats.
5. Arlong Park Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 69-95 | Ep 31-45 | Ep-45 | Total: 15 Episodes, 27 Chapters |
Nami runs, and the crew follows her to Cocoyasi Village. There they learns that she has been forced to work under Arlong. Arlong controls her home and makes her steal treasure to “buy” the village’s freedom. But the deal is rigged, and corrupt Marines steal her savings when she is close. Nami breaks and begs Luffy for help, and he walks into Arlong Park to destroy it.
The Straw Hats fight Arlong’s crew, Luffy defeats Arlong, and Arlong Park is destroyed. Nami is finally freed and joins.
6. Loguetown Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 96-100 | Ep 48-53 | Ep-50, 51 | Total: 6 Episodes, 5 Chapters |
Before the Grand Line, the crew stops at Loguetown, where Gol D. Roger was born and executed.
Smoker, a Marine captain with the Smoke-Smoke Fruit, hunts pirates with a reputation for never letting them escape. Buggy and Alvida return and target Luffy. Luffy ends up on the execution platform and accepts death with a smile, but lightning saves him at the last second.
A mysterious man interrupts Smoker’s chase, the crew regroups, and they head into the Grand Line with Smoker and Tashigi pursuing.
6.1 Warship Island Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 54-61 | Ep-54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 | Total: 8 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
Right after Loguetown, the crew meets Apis, a girl fleeing Marines with a dragon-related secret. They reach Warship Island, where legends say dragons once lived, and learn Apis is tied to the last surviving dragon. A rogue named Eric, with the Sickle-Sickle Fruit, wants the dragon for himself, while Marine pressure closes in.
The Straw Hats protect Apis and the dragons, uncover the truth of the dragon nest, and help reunite the dragon with its home. They sail away with the main plot unchanged.
Alabasta Saga (Arabasta)

7. Reverse Mountain Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 101-105 | Ep 62-63 | None | Total: 2 Episodes, 5 Chapters |
The Straw Hats enter the Grand Line through Reverse Mountain and crash into Laboon, a giant whale waiting for a pirate crew that promised to return. They meet Crocus, who explains the Grand Line’s dangers and how Log Poses work. Luffy challenges Laboon and paints his Jolly Roger on the whale’s head as a promise to return stronger.
Right after, they meet Baroque Works agents Mr. 9 and Miss Wednesday, who ask for help reaching Whisky Peak. The crew accepts, feeling the suspicious atmosphere.
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8. Whisky Peak Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 106-114 | Ep 64-67 | None | Total: 4 Episodes, 9 Chapters |
Whisky Peak welcomes the Straw Hats with a party, but the town is a Baroque Works trap meant to collect bounties. Zoro fights most of the town alone, cutting down agents who underestimated him. Luffy wakes up and mistakenly fights Zoro before the real enemy is clear.
Miss Wednesday is revealed as Vivi, princess of Alabasta, trying to stop Baroque Works from pushing her country into civil war. Mr. 5 and Miss Valentine arrive to kill her, the crew steps in, and Vivi asks for help reaching Alabasta. Miss All Sunday appears, adding mystery.
9. Little Garden Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 115-129 | Ep 70-77 | None | Total: 8 Episodes, 15 Chapters |
On Little Garden, a prehistoric island, the crew meets giants Dorry and Brogy, locked in a hundred-year duel over a forgotten reason.
Baroque Works agents Mr. 3 and Miss Goldenweek interrupt with traps meant to kill the giants and capture the Straw Hats. Mr. 3’s wax creates prisons and deadly tools, forcing smarter fights. Usopp is inspired by the giants’ courage, and Vivi’s urgency grows as Alabasta nears war. After escaping and protecting the giants, the crew leaves with respect for legendary warriors and with clues tied to Elbaf. Nami’s illness begins here, pushing the next arc.
10. Drum Island Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 130-154 | Ep 78-91 | None | Total: 14 Episodes, 25 Chapters |
Nami’s illness forces the crew to find a doctor on Drum Island, a snowy kingdom scarred by the abandoned king Wapol. They meet Kureha and her assistant Chopper, a reindeer who ate the Human-Human Fruit and has been treated as a monster. Chopper’s bond with Doctor Hiriluk and Hiriluk’s dream of healing the country’s “heart” becomes the emotional core.
When Wapol returns, Luffy defeats him and inspires Chopper by proving being different does not mean being alone. Dalton leads the recovery, and Chopper joins as the crew’s doctor.
11. Alabasta Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 155-217 | Ep 92-130 | Ep-93, 98, 99, 101, 102 | Total: 39 Episodes, 63 Chapters |
The Straw Hats reach Alabasta with Vivi and find a country pushed toward civil war by Crocodile, the Warlord secretly leading Baroque Works. The crew battles Baroque officers across deserts and cities while protecting civilians trapped in the conflict. Luffy fights Crocodile multiple times and loses badly at first to Crocodile’s sand powers.
The war peaks at Alubarna with a bomb threat adding a second disaster. Luffy defeats Crocodile underground, the rain returns, and the truth stops the war. Vivi stays to rebuild, creating a painful goodbye, and Robin joins after surviving Crocodile’s betrayal.
11.1 Post-Alabasta Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 131-135 | Ep-131, 132, 133, 134, 135 | Total: 5 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
After Alabasta, the anime shifts into five separate mini stories focused on individual Straw Hats and what drives them beyond fights. Each episode gives a small situation that tests instincts, pride, trust, survival sense, or the doctor role. The tone is lighter, but the crew still solves problems the same way, by protecting people and standing together.
These stories do not change the main route, but they keep the crew’s personality alive right after Vivi’s farewell. By the end, they sail onward with Robin still a new and uncertain presence.
11.2 Goat Island Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 136-138 | Ep-136, 137, 138 | Total: 3 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
In heavy fog, the crew meets Zenny, a stranded debt collector living with a herd of trained goats. Marines arrive to capture the Straw Hats, turning the detour into a mix of survival and defense. Chopper takes on real doctor responsibility as Zenny’s health becomes part of the problem.
Luffy and the crew try to move Zenny’s unfinished ship down steep terrain while holding off Marines led by Moore and Minchey. In the end, Zenny launches his ship, the goats follow like a crew, and the Straw Hats escape and continue their voyage.
11.3 Ruluka Island Arc (Rainbow Mist) (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 139-143 | Ep-139, 140, 141, 142, 143 | Total: 5 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
On Ruluka Island, the crew clashes with a corrupt mayor, Wetton, who controls the city through force and heavy taxes. They also meet Professor Henzo, who studies the Rainbow Mist, a fog that swallows ships. The Going Merry is pulled into the mist with most of the crew, while Sanji, Nami, and Chopper work outside to save them.
Inside, time-space rules trap children and pirate groups in a loop, so brute force does not solve it. Wetton tries to exploit the mist, but the Straw Hats protect the children and break out using Henzo’s knowledge. The children are freed and Wetton loses control.
Sky Island Saga

12. Jaya Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 218-236 | Ep 144-152 | None | Total: 9 Episodes, 19 Chapters |
The Straw Hats land on Jaya chasing Skypiea clues and enter Mock Town, where dreams are mocked.
Bellamy ridicules Luffy for believing in sky islands, and Luffy refuses to fight until the conflict hits what matters. Luffy also meets Marshall D. Teach, who speaks about dreams never dying. They find Mont Blanc Cricket and learn about Noland, the City of Gold, and the lie that ruined Noland’s name.
After stealing back a map, Luffy ends Bellamy’s arrogance with one punch. The crew prepares to ride the knock-up stream into the sky.
13. Skypiea Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 237-302 | Ep 153-195 | None | Total: 43 Episodes, 66 Chapters |
The crew reaches Skypiea and enters a three-way conflict between Enel’s rule, the Skypieans, and the Shandians fighting for their land. Enel’s lightning powers and Mantra make him terrifying, and his plan is to destroy Skypiea and move to “Fairy Vearth.” The Straw Hats face priests and deadly trials while Robin searches for Poneglyph clues that tie into deeper history. Luffy’s rubber makes him Enel’s natural enemy, and he pushes through the final battle.
Luffy rings the golden bell, proving Shandora’s truth and ending the centuries-long conflict. Peace forms, treasure is recovered, and Enel escapes to chase his own dream.
13.1 G-8 Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 196-206 | Ep-196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206 | Total: 11 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
After Skypiea, the Going Merry crashes into the Marine base G-8, trapping the crew inside enemy territory. The Straw Hats split up, disguise themselves, and move like spies because direct fighting would bring the entire base down on them. Vice Admiral Jonathan leads the base with strategy, traps, and calm pressure, treating them as real threats. Robin slips through restricted areas, while Nami and Usopp rely on tricks and timing.
The escape becomes a layered plan using distractions and misdirection rather than total destruction. The crew gets the Merry back and escapes, and Jonathan’s near-catch shows the Marines can win through brains.
Water 7 Saga

14. Long Ring Long Land Arc (Davy Back Fight)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 303-321 | Ep 207-219 | Ep-213, 214, 215, 216 | Total: 13 Episodes, 19 Chapters |
On Long Ring Long Land, the Straw Hats face the Foxy Pirates in a Davy Back Fight where crew members are the prize. Foxy exploits loopholes and uses the Slow-Slow Fruit to turn simple events into dangerous traps. Chopper is taken, Robin becomes a target, and Luffy is forced to treat the games like real battles.
Luffy wins the final round and chooses Foxy’s flag instead of stealing his crew, showing his limits and pride. The tone is lighter, but the stakes are serious because the crew’s bond is on the line. After the games, Admiral Aokiji appears and shows overwhelming power, bringing the World Government threat into focus.
14.1 Ocean’s Dream Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 220-224 | Ep-220, 221, 222, 223, 224 | Total: 5 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
A strange incident causes the crew to lose their memories, one by one, after contact with a mysterious boy and a seahorse companion. The danger is not an army, but the slow collapse of the crew’s identity and trust. As memories vanish, relationships break down and misunderstandings turn into fights.
Robin’s observation becomes key because she notices patterns sooner and tries to hold the crew together. The Straw Hats chase the source of the memory theft and confront the hypnotic power behind it before they become strangers forever. Once the cause is stopped, their memories return and the crew’s bond is restored, leaving them shaken but intact.
14.2 Foxy’s Return Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 225-228 | Ep-225, 226, 227, 228 | Total: 4 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
Foxy returns and tries to drag the Straw Hats into more tricks and confusion, but the crew is focused on moving forward. The detour matters most because it leads into Admiral Aokiji’s arrival, which changes the sea’s mood instantly. Aokiji reveals information tied to Robin’s past and shows what it means to face a top-level Marine.
The Straw Hats shift into survival mode because Aokiji can freeze oceans and defeat them if he chooses. Foxy’s chaos fades, but the tension Aokiji leaves behind stays. The crew sails toward Water 7, knowing they have drawn the attention of monsters.
15. Water 7 Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 322-374 | Ep 227-263 | None | Total: 37 Episodes, 53 Chapters |
The Straw Hats reach Water 7 to repair the Going Merry and meet Iceburg and the Galley-La shipwrights, but things collapse when the Franky Family steals their money and Usopp is beaten trying to recover it. The shipwrights declare the Merry beyond saving, breaking Usopp and causing him to challenge Luffy for the ship and then leave the crew. Robin disappears and seems to betray them by joining CP9, a hidden World Government group inside Galley-La.
The crew is framed for an attack on Iceburg, CP9 kidnaps Robin, and the Sea Train departs. Franky’s link to Pluton blueprints is revealed, and the Straw Hats chase the Sea Train toward Enies Lobby to rescue Robin.
16. Enies Lobby Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 375-430 | Ep 264-312 | Ep-279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 291, 292, 303 | Total: 49 Episodes, 56 Chapters |
The Straw Hats storm Enies Lobby to rescue Robin, who believes she deserves death because her existence threatens the world’s power structure. They declare war on the World Government by burning its flag, and Robin’s “I want to live” becomes the emotional peak. Each crew member fights a CP9 agent and pushes past limits, with Chopper using Monster Point and Usopp returning as Sogeking.
Luffy battles Rob Lucci and unveils Gear Second and Gear Third. A Buster Call turns the island into a war zone, so escape becomes as important as victory. The Going Merry arrives on its own to save them, and they barely escape as Enies Lobby collapses, now marked as direct enemies of the Government.
17. Post-Enies Lobby Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 431-441 | Ep 313-325 | Ep-317, 318, 319 | Total: 13 Episodes, 11 Chapters |
After Enies Lobby, the crew faces the fallout of their war declaration. The Going Merry finally reaches its end, and the Straw Hats give it a farewell that feels like losing a crewmate. Franky builds the Thousand Sunny as their new ship, and Usopp’s return becomes a serious test of respect, with Zoro demanding a proper apology before the crew can move forward.
Usopp apologizes and is accepted back. The arc also shows world-level shifts through rising bounties, new fame, and global reactions. Garp appears and reveals major family information about Luffy. Franky joins the crew as shipwright, closing Water 7’s pain and pushing them into the next era.
17.1 Ice Hunter Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 326-335 | Ep-326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335 | Total: 10 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
The Straw Hats become targets of bounty hunters tied to the Accino family after they pick up a damaged ship that turns out to be a trap. The hunters aim to steal the Straw Hats’ flag and claim their bounties, pulling the crew into winter danger. Don Accino’s heat-based ability creates battles built around violent temperature shifts, while a girl named Lil ties into the arc’s emotional side.
The crew fights through traps, recovers stolen flags, and refuses to be shamed. Luffy overpowers Accino in the final clash, the Accino family retreats, and the Straw Hats sail on, acting as a filler bridge before the next major saga.
Thriller Bark Saga

18. Thriller Bark Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 442-489 | Ep 337-381 | Ep-354 | Total: 45 Episodes, 48 Chapters |
In the Florian Triangle, the crew boards Thriller Bark, ruled by Warlord Gecko Moria, who steals shadows and implants them into corpses to build an undead army. The Straw Hats meet Brook, a skeleton whose shadow was stolen long ago. Perona’s negative ghosts and zombie generals turn the island into a survival maze, and the threat peaks with Oars, a giant corpse powered by Luffy’s shadow.
The crew must defeat Moria and return the shadows before sunrise kills the victims. After Moria falls, Kuma arrives with orders tied to Luffy’s bounty and forces a no-win moment. Zoro takes Luffy’s pain onto himself to protect the crew. Brook regains his shadow and joins.
18.1 Spa Island Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 382-384 | Ep-382, 383, 384 | Total: 3 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
The anime gives the crew a brief rest stop at Spa Island, a resort built for relaxation, but Foxy and his crew return and ruin the calm with cheap tricks and chaos. The arc turns into quick chases and small battles around the resort’s facilities as the Straw Hats avoid getting captured or separated. The tone leans into comedy and breathing space after Thriller Bark, while still showing how easily the crew is targeted now.
Luffy’s straightforward style clashes with Foxy’s schemes in a short final confrontation, and the crew pushes past the nonsense and leaves. Nothing major changes in the long story, but it fits as a small detour before Sabaody.
Summit War Saga
19. Sabaody Archipelago Arc

| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 490-513 | Ep 385-405 | None | Total: 21 Episodes, 24 Chapters |
The Straw Hats reach Sabaody for ship coating, but the island exposes slavery auctions and Celestial Dragons treating lives like toys, protected by Marine power. They meet rookie supernova pirates with huge bounties and Silvers Rayleigh, tied to the Pirate King’s era. Everything breaks when Luffy punches a Celestial Dragon, triggering an unstoppable response.
Pacifistas appear, Marines flood the area, and an Admiral turns Sabaody into a death sentence. The crew fights, but it becomes clear they cannot win. The arc ends with the real Kuma sending each Straw Hat to a different place, shattering the crew and leaving Luffy helpless and alone.
20. Amazon Lily Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 514-524 | Ep 408-421 | Ep-418, 419, 420, 421 | Total: 14 Episodes, 11 Chapters |
Luffy lands alone on Amazon Lily, where men are forbidden and attacked by the Kuja tribe. He survives capture and hostility through blunt honesty and a refusal to harm innocents. Boa Hancock, a feared Warlord, treats him harshly until Luffy protects Hancock’s sisters’ secret and refuses to exploit their trauma. Hancock’s view of him shifts, but Luffy stays focused on saving Ace, who is set for execution.
The arc shows Luffy operating without his crew and introduces Haki concepts through Kuja fighting style and Hancock’s authority. Hancock’s support becomes the key that lets Luffy move toward Impel Down.
20.1 Little East Blue Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 426-429 | Ep-426, 427, 428, 429 | Total: 4 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
The anime detours to Little East Blue, designed as a nostalgic echo of early East Blue travels, with scenery that mirrors the Straw Hats’ beginnings. The arc functions as a movie setup, so it delivers a self-contained conflict where locals face danger from pirates and strange forces. The Straw Hats explore, protect civilians, and push out villains trying to exploit the island’s resources and history.
The tone leans on familiarity to highlight how far the crew has come, and each member contributes in small moments. After resolving the island trouble, they sail away and return to the main route.
21. Impel Down Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 525-549 | Ep 422-456 | Ep-426, 427, 428, 429, 453, 454, 455, 456 | Total: 35 Episodes, 25 Chapters |
Luffy infiltrates Impel Down with Hancock’s help to save Ace, entering a layered prison nightmare where each level holds worse cruelty. Magellan’s poison powers make survival feel impossible, so Luffy forms uneasy alliances with Buggy and Mr. 3 and later meets Jinbe and Ivankov, who heals him after Magellan nearly kills him. Luffy learns Ace has already been transferred to Marineford, turning the mission into a jailbreak.
The escape frees dangerous criminals, including Crocodile, and the chaos grows when Blackbeard invades the prison too. Luffy breaks out battered but moving, heading to Marineford knowing he is late.
22. Marineford Arc

| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 550-580 | Ep 457-489 | Ep-457, 458, 489 | Total: 33 Episodes, 31 Chapters |
Marineford becomes the world’s biggest battlefield as the Marines gather to execute Ace and crush the pirate era.
Whitebeard arrives to save Ace, turning the war into a clash of legends, Warlords, Admirals, and armies. Luffy enters with Impel Down escapees and fights through chaos toward the platform. Ace is freed briefly, but Akainu provokes a fatal moment and Ace dies protecting Luffy, breaking him in real time.
Whitebeard continues and dies standing, and Blackbeard steals his power and declares a new era. Shanks arrives and ends the war. The arc ends with the old balance shattered and Luffy left alive but destroyed.
23. Post-War Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 581-597 | Ep 490-516 | Ep-492, 497, 498, 499, 506 | Total: 27 Episodes, 17 Chapters |
After Marineford, the story shows Luffy’s grief and collapse, with Jinbe holding him steady. The arc dives into Luffy’s childhood with Ace and Sabo in the Goa Kingdom, showing how their brother bond and dream of freedom were born. Sabo’s tragedy and disappearance leaves a lasting scar that shapes them.
Back in the present, Rayleigh gives Luffy the hard truth that reuniting now means death in the New World. Luffy chooses a two-year training period and sends a coded message to his crew. The arc ends by setting up the time skip and the second half of the journey.
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Fish-Man Island Saga
24. Return to Sabaody Arc

| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 598-602 | Ep 517-522 | Ep-520 | Total: 6 Episodes, 5 Chapters |
Two years later, the Straw Hats reunite at Sabaody, each returning stronger after harsh training. Their comeback is threatened by the Fake Straw Hat Crew using Luffy’s fame to recruit followers and profit. Marines still watch the island, and Pacifistas patrol, but the real crew crushes the imposters quickly, showing a new baseline of strength and cleaner teamwork.
Caribou appears as a dangerous wildcard trying to exploit the chaos. Rayleigh helps with the ship coating, and the crew prepares for the underwater descent to Fish-Man Island, closing the pain of separation with an earned reunion.
25. Fish-Man Island Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 603-653 | Ep 523-574 | Ep-542, 574 | Total: 52 Episodes, 51 Chapters |
The Straw Hats descend underwater and reach Fish-Man Island, where politics are shaped by slavery trauma and long hatred.
Hody Jones twists that pain into violent rebellion, while Vander Decken targets Princess Shirahoshi and attacks her endlessly once he marks her. The crew is framed as criminals, and a prophecy says Luffy will destroy the island, spreading fear. The arc explores Fisher Tiger and Queen Otohime’s legacy through the kingdom’s history and Jinbe’s links.
Hody stages a coup and attacks the Ryugu Palace, but the Straw Hats fight his army, protect Shirahoshi, and stop the collapse. Luffy defeats Hody despite drug-enhanced strength, and the crew moves closer to the New World route with political weight tied to their name.
25.1 Z’s Ambition Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 575-578 | Ep-575, 576, 577, 578 | Total: 4 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
In the Maubeugemour Sea, supplies vanish and the Straw Hats clash with opponents tied to the Neo Marines in a fast movie setup detour. The crew meets Lily, a huge child tied to the conflict, and Panz Fry, while a cruel Marine named Shuzo becomes Luffy’s main enemy. The battles move quickly across dangerous waters with mirages and traps, forcing constant reaction and defense.
Shuzo’s brutality shows in how he treats his men and civilians, pushing the Straw Hats to protect people caught in the middle. Luffy defeats Shuzo in the final clash, Lily is freed, and the crew sails deeper into the New World with the main story unchanged.
Dressrosa Saga

26. Punk Hazard Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 654-699 | Ep 579-625 | Ep-590, 625 | Total: 47 Episodes, 46 Chapters |
A distress signal draws the Straw Hats to Punk Hazard, an island split between fire and ice from past experiments and battles. They find kidnapped children, Marines in trouble, and Caesar Clown, who runs illegal research and produces SAD for the underworld. Trafalgar Law appears and forms an alliance with Luffy to target Kaido by destroying the supply chain. Smoker and Tashigi return, creating uneasy teamwork, and Vergo exposes deeper corruption tied to Doflamingo.
The arc becomes a rescue mission and a survival fight against Caesar’s poison gas weapon. Luffy defeats Caesar, the alliance captures him as leverage, and the story points directly to Dressrosa.
26.1 Caesar Retrieval Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 626-628 | Ep-626, 627, 628 | Total: 3 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
While heading to Dressrosa with Caesar as a hostage, someone kidnaps Caesar, threatening the entire plan that depends on him as a bargaining chip. The arc becomes a short retrieval mission where the Straw Hats secure the Thousand Sunny, chase the kidnapper, and keep Caesar from escaping through manipulation. The alliance’s leverage and timing are at risk, so the crew treats it as urgent, even though it is a contained detour.
After quick skirmishes driven by trick moves and sudden turns, Caesar is recovered and the alliance continues forward with the original plan intact.
27. Dressrosa Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 700-801 | Ep 629-746 | Ep-633, 653, 657, 679, 690, 731, 737, 738 | Total: 118 Episodes, 102 Chapters |
Dressrosa looks bright, but Doflamingo rules through a nightmare where people are turned into toys and erased from memory. Luffy and Law enter with a plan to destroy the Smile factory and break Doflamingo’s link to Kaido, splitting the crew across missions. The Corrida Colosseum tournament offers Ace’s Devil Fruit as the prize, and Sabo returns alive, enters the tournament, and gains the Mera Mera no Mi.
Allies rise across the island, and Law’s past with Corazon gives the conflict its deepest core. Doflamingo activates the Birdcage, trapping everyone in a shrinking death trap. Luffy unveils Gear Fourth and defeats Doflamingo, the toys are freed, memories return, and the Straw Hat Grand Fleet forms as allies swear loyalty to Luffy.
27.1 Silver Mine Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 747-750 | Ep-747, 748, 749, 750 | Total: 4 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
After Dressrosa, Luffy and Bartolomeo are kidnapped by the Silver Pirate Alliance and taken to a mining fortress built around a massive silver deposit. The captors want to cash in on bounties tied to Dressrosa’s chaos, so the setting becomes an industrial prison with forced labor and tight surveillance. The enemy tries to control the environment rather than fight Luffy directly, and Bartolomeo’s barrier powers become crucial for survival and openings.
The main enemy Bill uses the mine and ore-heavy terrain to pressure them, turning the fortress into a weapon. The arc ends with a chaotic break-out and escape as the fortress falls into disorder.
Whole Cake Island Saga

28. Zou Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 802-824 | Ep 751-779 | Ep-751, 775, 777, 778 | Total: 29 Episodes, 23 Chapters |
The Straw Hats reach Zou on the back of the giant elephant Zunesha and find the Mink Tribe devastated after Jack attacked demanding Raizo’s location. Even under torture and poison gas, the minks refused to betray him, and the reveal that “Raizo is safe” proves their sacrifice was intentional. The crew helps the injured and earns trust quickly.
The arc drops major direction through Road Poneglyphs and the path to Laugh Tale, making the endgame map feel real. Sanji’s situation becomes urgent when it is revealed he left under pressure tied to Big Mom’s forces. The arc ends with the crew splitting, one team heading to retrieve Sanji and the other preparing for Wano.
28.1 Marine Rookie Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 780-782 | Ep-780, 781, 782 | Total: 3 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
On the way toward Whole Cake Island, the team runs out of food and infiltrates a Marine base in disguise to steal supplies without losing time. The mission becomes stealth mixed with comedy because one mistake triggers a base-wide chase. Nami keeps the plan from collapsing while Luffy struggles to stay calm around enemies.
They meet Captain Grount, an ambitious rookie who pushes his men aggressively and adds more pressure. Once the disguise is exposed, fights break out, and the Straw Hats escape with the supplies they need. The arc ends quickly, acting as a small survival detour without changing the main story.
29. Whole Cake Island Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 825-902 | Ep 783-877 | Ep-789, 803, 807 | Total: 95 Episodes, 78 Chapters |
Luffy enters Big Mom’s territory to retrieve Sanji, but Sanji is trapped in an arranged marriage to secure a political alliance with Charlotte Pudding. Big Mom’s land is filled with surveillance and soul-made homies, while Sanji’s family trauma and threats to loved ones force him to push Luffy away. Luffy refuses to abandon him, turning it into a stubborn rescue.
The plan evolves into a wedding-time ambush and escape attempt, but betrayals and shifting loyalties make everything unstable, including Pudding’s changing nature. Luffy’s long fight with Katakuri becomes a major growth test. The arc ends with a desperate escape where allies like Bege, the Sun Pirates, and Germa 66 are key, and Big Mom’s rage becomes a pursuing storm.
30. Levely Arc (Reverie)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 903-908 | Ep 878-889 | Ep-878, 879, 881, 882, 883, 884, 885, 887, 888, 889 | Total: 12 Episodes, 6 Chapters |
The Levely shifts the story to Mary Geoise, where world leaders gather and the wider world reacts to New World chaos. Kings and queens from past arcs return, tying older stories to global decisions. The arc highlights Celestial Dragons, slavery, and the way even respected leaders are forced to tolerate evil.
Shirahoshi’s presence creates major tension because of how the World Nobles treat her. The Revolutionary Army infiltrates with Sabo and commanders to rescue Kuma and strike at the system. Hidden authority figures and secret meetings shape decisions in the background. By the end, shocking news spreads across the seas about major incidents tied to the Levely, pushing the world toward open conflict and setting up the Final Saga.
Wano Country Saga

31. Wano Country Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 909-1057 | Ep 890-1085 | Ep-890, 895, 896, 907, 924, 988, 989, 991, 1029, 1030, 1084 | Total: 196 Episodes, 149 Chapters |
Wano is an isolated nation crushed under Kaido and Orochi, where starvation, pollution, and punishment define daily life. The Straw Hats enter and split across regions to build alliances with samurai and rebels while staying hidden. Luffy is captured and sent to Udon prison, where he trains, fights, and turns prisoners into allies.
The arc reveals Kozuki Oden’s tragedy and why Wano’s hope survived for decades. The story builds to the Raid on Onigashima, where the alliance attacks during a festival and Big Mom turns it into a two-Yonko war. Battles spread across the island as key fighters face commanders and the Tobiroppo, while Luffy clashes with Kaido again and again. The peak arrives with Luffy’s awakening and final clash, while other forces take down Big Mom and the regime collapses. After victory, Wano begins rebuilding and the world reacts to the power shift.
31.1 Cidre Guild Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 895-896 | Ep-895, 896 | Total: 2 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
During the Wano-era timeline, the anime detours into a short tie-in where Luffy runs into the bounty-hunting Cidre Guild while trying to buy cola. The guild hunts pirates for profit and treats Luffy’s value as a prize, pulling him into a quick street-level fight outside Wano’s main battlefield. Boa Hancock appears, creating a rare team-up feel and raising the intimidation level instantly.
The arc focuses on flashy action and quick stakes rather than deeper lore. Luffy defeats the hunters, civilians and allies are protected, and the story returns to the main flow with nothing major changed.
31.2 Uta’s Past Arc (Filler)
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep 1029-1030 | Ep-1029, 1030 | Total: 2 Episodes, 0 Chapters |
This short arc uses flashbacks around Foosha Village to show young Luffy’s connection to Uta, a girl closely tied to Shanks. It shows Luffy meeting Uta, building friendship, and being pulled into small conflicts that reveal how the Red Hair Pirates operated. Music and freedom themes are used to shape Uta’s identity in the pirate world and explain why her presence matters later.
In the present timeline, the detour pauses the Wano-era momentum to deliver backstory rather than move the war forward. The arc ends by returning to the present after establishing Uta’s bond with Luffy and Shanks.
Final Saga (Current)
32. Egghead Arc

| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 1058-1125 | Ep 1086-1155 | None | Total: 70 Episodes, 68 Chapters |
After Wano’s aftermath, the Straw Hats reach Egghead, a futuristic island run by Dr. Vegapunk. What starts as a tech wonder quickly becomes a siege when CP0 is sent to assassinate Vegapunk, turning the island into a trap. Vegapunk’s satellites complicate trust, and the crew must figure out who is ally and who is lying while defenses and Seraphim threats escalate.
Jewelry Bonney becomes central as she demands answers about Kuma and blames Vegapunk, pulling a personal revenge thread into the larger conflict. Kuma’s past and Government projects become the emotional spine as Marines surround Egghead and the incident shocks the world. Vegapunk’s broadcast spreads forbidden information worldwide, leaving global consequences unfolding as the Straw Hats escape.
33. Elbaf / Elbaph Arc
| Chapters | Episodes | Fillers | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ch 1126- | Ep 1156- | None | Total: Ongoing Episodes, Ongoing Chapters |
After escaping Egghead, the Straw Hats travel to Elbaf and the arc immediately connects early-series seeds to endgame stakes. Elbaf is shaped by giant warrior culture, pride, and ties to old world secrets, so it is not a safe stop. Robin reunites with Jaguar D. Saul, bringing Ohara’s legacy back to the front, while Luffy meets Loki, Elbaf’s imprisoned and disgraced prince, pulling the crew into internal giant politics.
Outside the island, the world is still shaking from Vegapunk’s announcement and big pirate forces are moving, so Elbaf becomes strategic. The Knights of God begin mobilizing with interest in taking Elbaf under World Government control, turning the arc into a clash of alliances, hostages, and power plays. Since it is ongoing, the plot continues unfolding in real time.
Final Thoughts
The journey of the Straw Hat Pirates has grown into one of the longest stories in anime history. From the first meeting with Luffy in East Blue to the massive conflicts in the New World, every island introduces new characters, enemies, and mysteries. Seeing One Piece arcs in order shows how the story slowly builds toward the final treasure.
If you are starting the series or returning after a long break, this guide will help you track every saga and arc in the correct order. As the story moves deeper into the Final Saga, more arcs will appear and the adventure will continue. So saving this list of One Piece arcs in order can make it easier to follow the journey all the way to the end of the Grand Line.
