The One Piece anime and manga are now entering the final saga of this legendary series, and it all begins with the Egghead anime arc, also known as Future Island. Considering there are well over 1,000 episodes and chapters to consume now, this is the best way to prepare for the One Piece Egghead arc.
Best ways to prepare for One Piece Egghead arc
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Catch up to the current One Piece anime episodes
The first and most obvious way to prepare for Egghead is to catch up with the One Piece anime in its current position. At the time of writing this, the Egghead story arc has already begun, and the latest anime release is episode 1089. I recommend catching up to episode 1086, in particular, as this is where the previous Wano arc ends and the transition toward Egghead begins.
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Rewatch key story arcs
More than likely, you are already caught up with the anime or manga if you are reading this. If that is the case, I recommend checking back up on a couple of key story arcs. Anything regarding Nico Robin is a good spot, as it dives into some of the backstories of the world, which plays a part in this upcoming arc. Stuff like the Skypeia Arc is a great spot. In addition, anything regarding Sabo is also a great way to refresh your memory, such as the Dressrosa Arc.
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Check out the One Piece Manga’s latest chapters
Finally, another great way to prepare for the new One Piece Egghead Arc is to go catch up on the manga if you haven’t already. The new arc begins with chapter 1058, so you have a lot of content to read. There are already quite a lot of chapters involving this arc, including new characters, some fights, and more. This will help you get an idea of what’s to come in the ongoing anime version.
The One Piece anime is streaming regularly as a simulcast on Crunchyroll.
Published: Jan 10, 2024 03:45 pm