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How Many Seasons of One Piece are There? Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll Episodes Explained

Are you wondering how many seasons of One Piece there are? We don’t blame you because the first episode aired in 1999 and has been going strong. There are now 1,073 One Piece episodes plus the special episodes and movies. It would take you over 24,000 minutes to watch all 1,073 episodes. That’s a lot of One Piece! You can watch One Piece on multiple streaming platforms, but knowing which platform has what episodes and story arcs can be complicated. Here are Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll episodes explained, so you know exactly how and where to watch them based on your goals.

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How Many Seasons of One Piece are There? Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll Episodes Explained

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You can watch One Piece on any of the three streaming platforms, so don’t worry if you don’t subscribe to a specific one. However, if you want to watch One Piece in its entirety, we recommend you watch it on Crunchyroll, as that has the most episodes broken down by the proper story arcs.

Netflix

Netflix currently has 15 seasons, 381 episodes, of One Piece, each covering a specific story arc. The story arc and the number of episodes are listed below:

  • East Blue: 61 Episodes
  • Entering into the Grand Line: 16 Episodes
  • Enter Chopper at the Winter Island: 15 Episodes
  • Alabasta: 38 Episodes
  • TV Original 1: 13 Episodes
  • Sky Island: 30 Episodes
  • Sky Island: The Golden Bell: 22 Episodes
  • The Naval Fortress: 11 Episodes
  • The Foxy Pirate Crew: 22 Episodes
  • The “Water Seven” Chapter: 35 Episodes
  • Enies Lobby: 21 Episodes
  • CP9: 22 Episodes
  • Goodbye Going Merry: 19 Episodes
  • TV Original 2: 11 Episodes
  • Thriller Bark: 45 Episodes

Netflix is also home to the live-action One Piece series. The first eight episodes debut on August 31, and more could be on the way depending on how well it’s received.

Hulu

Hulu has 9 seasons and 574 episodes total, and their story arcs aren’t as organized as Netflix or Crunchyroll’s catalogs.

  • Season 1: Episodes 1-53
  • Season 2: Episodes 54-144
  • Season 3: Episodes 145-205
  • Season 4: Episodes 206-263
  • Season 5: Episodes 264-303
  • Season 6: Episodes 304-384
  • Season 7: Episodes 385-456
  • Season 8: Episodes 457-516
  • Season 9: Episodes 517-574

Crunchyroll

Crunchyroll currently has 21 seasons, comprising 1,073 regular episodes plus special episodes that are taken into account in this total. The series has been broken down into the following story arc episode blocks:

  • East Blue: Episodes 1-61
  • Alabasta: Episodes 62-135
  • Sky Island: Episodes 136-206
  • Water 7: Episodes 207-325
  • Thriller Bark: Episodes 326-384
  • Summit War: Episodes 385-516
  • Fishman Island: Episodes 517-574
  • Punk Hazard: Episodes 575-629
  • Dressrosa: Episodes 630-699
  • Dressrosa: Episodes 700-746
  • Silver Mine: Episodes 747-750
  • Zou: Episodes 751-782
  • Whole Cake Island: 783-878
  • Reverie: Episodes 879-891
  • WANO KUNI: Episodes 892-Current

The One Piece Manga is available to read on Viz Media.

The One Piece anime is currently available on popular streaming platforms like Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu.


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Matthew Kevin Mitchell has been a contributing writer for Attack of the Fanboy and PC Invasion since 2022. Matthew primarily covers Manga like One Piece, horror movies like Scream, and survival horror games like Dead by Daylight. His favorite moment came during his first press event covering Scream 6 for AotF. He hails from Denver, Colorado, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from Regis University. When he isn’t scaring himself silly or writing, he loves to play ice hockey, spoil his dog, and drink an unhealthy amount of coffee.
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