Binge One Piece Before It Sails Away from Netflix in July!
Unexpectedly, several seasons of the well-liked anime One Piece will be departing Netflix in the coming months. Netflix has been the home of the One Piece anime since June 2020, allowing viewers to follow Luffy and his friends on their travels. Fans have enjoyed every One Piece pre-time skip episode and even the new weekly episodes from the Egghead Island Arc over the course of nearly four years.
The One Piece anime’s live-action adaptation and impending remake may also be found on Netflix. There is a chance that several seasons of One Piece will leave Netflix between May and July 2024—the first time that has happened since February 2023. The live-action adaption will still be housed on the streamer, though.
Which One Piece seasons will Netflix no longer be carrying?
In the upcoming months, a number of One Piece seasons will be removed from Netflix’s collection. The upcoming episodes are broken down as follows: May 22 marks the departure of the TV Original 1, Sky Island: Skypiea, and Sky Island: The Golden Bell arcs; June 22 marks the departure of The Naval Fortress, The Foxy Pirate Crew, and The “Water Seven” Chapter; July 22 marks the departure of Enies Lobby, CP9, and Goodbye Going Merry. It’s interesting to note that Netflix has said that the entire East Blue Saga and Alabasta Saga will end in February 2025.
Does Netflix plan to bring back the One Piece seasons?
Fans are worried about the planned departures, yet everything is not lost. It’s more likely that Netflix will extend the rights for these seasons before they expire rather than losing the show permanently. Nonetheless, viewers should anticipate a future Netflix comeback if the seasons depart on time.
This circumstance shows how unpredictable streaming licenses may be and how crucial it is to keep track of the availability of beloved series. While it’s still possible, One Piece fans should use this chance to rewatch their favorite storylines and episodes on Netflix.