One Piece Re-Edition Episode 1 Postponed, New Release Date Announced

This article contains spoilers from the One Piece anime.

Key recommendations

• Episode 1 of One Piece Re-Edition was postponed to November 4, 2024 due to the MLB World Series.
• The reissue will modernize the Fishman Island Arc, improving the art with the same story but condensed pacing.
• Fans can look forward to more content from Oda, including One Piece Live Action Season 2 updates.

One piece the reissue excited all the fans in a time when there is no news One piece Egghead anime chapter or episode to look forward to. The last week has been pretty massive for One piece fans, not only in terms of how the story progresses in the manga, but also because both the anime and the manga have announced hiatuses for various reasons.

Of course, this was incredibly sad for fans, but, One piece reissue, which was a completely new project announced by One piece anime team, stepped forward as something to ease the pain and at the same time further enhance the anime version of the story. But while fans were eagerly waiting One piece reruns of episode 1 airing later this week, it has now been revealed that the episode itself has been delayed.

One Piece Re-Edition Episode 1 Postponed

• The MLB World Series replaces One Piece
• One Piece Re-Edition will air in November

As announced earlier today, One piece the episode 1 rerun has now been officially postponed. The episode, which was originally scheduled to air on October 27, 2024, will now be replaced by The MLB World Series. Of course, fans are not happy about this, considering that a lot of excitement has already been created for this anime episode, and at the same time, there is no One piece manga to look forward to next week. This means that fans will have to wait longer for the One Piece remake to debut to form an opinion on whether Fishman Island is actually good or not, and if the change is made, both in terms of art and animation, and and about of course, and about the pace, is it worth it or not. Above all, fans will have to go about 2 weeks without any One Piece content and that is definitely a blow. However, this gives fans plenty of time to theorize about the multiple happenings in the manga while also looking forward to the other projects Oda has announced.

Fans certainly won't get one One piece rerun the episode this Sunday. However, something else to look forward to on the same day is Oda's message One piece Live Action Season 2 It has now been confirmed that Oda will be revealing information regarding One Piece Live Action Season 2 next weekend, which is sure to be a relief to many fans. This essentially means that while there is no One Piece content to look forward to, at least fans can hear from Oda himself and possibly get more information about the development of One Piece's Arabasta Saga in the TV series.

At the same time, it was also announced that in the following week, fans will see Oda participate in a Q&A event where he will answer 10 questions about One pieceand these questions will likely be centered around the future of the story from here on out, although some general questions may also be involved. Regardless, there's enough content to keep fans excited for the next two weeks, even if Episode 1 of the One Piece reissue is delayed.

One Piece Re-Edition Episode 1 Release Date

One Piece Reissue Episode One is out in two weeks

Of course, fans might be wondering when One Piece reissue episode 1 will be released now. Official release date a One piece Episode 1 of the re-add will take place on November 4, 2024. This change came after a delay was announced, and now, fans have to wait around 2 weeks for the episode to officially air. The episode will air at 9:30am JST. As always, fans can watch the episode on Crunchyroll and by doing so support the anime's official release.

What is One Piece Re-Edition about?

One Piece Re-release is a remaster of the Fishman Island arc

For those fans still unaware of what the One Piece remake is, it is essentially a retelling of the series' Fishman Island Saga. This fits perfectly after One Piece Fan Letter Episodewhich saw the Straw Hat pirates reuniting on the Sabaody Archipelago.

Now, fans will see the story continue on Sabaody again and show fans how each straw hat met and then made their way to Fishman Island. Essentially, the entire Fishman Island saga, which includes the Return to Sabaody mini-arc and the Fishman Island Arc, will be covered in this upcoming reissue.

As for why fans should be incredibly excited about this event, the reason is pretty simple. The reissue of Fishman Island will renew the way One piece anime looked around the time Saga Island of the Fish Man. Essentially, the art of anime will improve dramatically. As made clear by the preview, the line filter that Toei used quite a bit from Wano for One Piece will also be present in the Fishman Island re-release.

The art is dramatically improved and has a lot more depth behind it this time around. The animation itself will be largely untouched, but will still be polished significantly. Perhaps some key animation scenes could be altered in certain ways, which while it might provide interesting results, might also bother other fans for various reasons. Essentially the Fish Island reissue One piece it will be a remaster of sorts, meaning it will be the same arc on fishman island, but it will just look a lot better.

However, the biggest change that excites everyone One piece fans is that One Piece reissue will set the pace of the series. The pacing of the Fishman Island Arc in the One Piece anime is abysmal. Of course, it's still not as bad as the Wano Country Arc or the Dressrosa Arc. But, it's not ideal by any means. In the manga, Fishman Island has about 51 chapters, and these 51 chapters were adapted into 51 episodes, which just isn't good enough. The One Piece Fishman Island reissue will condense all of this into about 21 episodes, which means the pacing will be dramatically improved and fans will have a much better experience.

Ideally, 21 to 24 episodes should be the adaptation of Fishman Island, which means that a lot of unnecessary filler and extended scenes will probably be cut from the anime to make for a much better experience. Of course, fans will have to see it in action before they can judge One Piece reissue right, but on paper it sure looks promising.

Once that One Piece reissue aired after its delay, fans can finally decide if the show is a success or not. Either way, as the staff works on the Egghead Arc of Anime, the Fishman Island Arc will give fans some entertainment and at the very least, a refresher on how good the series' storytelling was after coming back from the timeskip. .

The One Piece re-release will begin airing on November 3, 2024. Fans can stream it on Crunchyroll as always in the same time slot as usual.