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One Piece to Run Past 2030 as Creator Reveals 2027 Remake, Live‑Action Return and Two New Films

The coordinated slate signals a cross‑media push that will stretch the manga’s final saga and bring the franchise into a longer, multi‑platform finale.

Overview

  • Eiichiro Oda said at the One Piece Day event on Sunday that the manga will continue "longer than four years," a remark that places a potential earliest end no sooner than 2030.
  • WIT Studio’s seven‑episode remake THE ONE PIECE will stream on Netflix in early 2027 and covers the first 50 chapters to provide a condensed entry point for new viewers.
  • Netflix’s live‑action series is set to return in 2027 with Season 3, subtitled "The Battle of Alabasta," confirming the platform’s continued investment in the franchise.
  • Two theatrical films were announced: One Piece Film: God Valley, a canonical adaptation of the God Valley Incident due in summer 2027, and One Piece Film: BAAD slated for 2029 with Oda personally hand‑drawing its title logo.
  • The moves come while major plotlines remain unresolved — including Imu, the Void Century, Elbaf and the final war — raising questions about scheduling, staffing and how multiple adaptations will coordinate as the story reaches its end.