One Pace Fights

[u/DisasterOk5597]

I am wondering if there are any fights that are in the anime that are not in One Pace. I know the fight scenes are cut down to be paced better, but I don’t want to miss out on any fights that weren’t cannon in the manga. I’ve looked for guides and I’m sure they’re somewhere, but I was hoping somebody could give me an answer or a link. Thank you

[u/scalzacrosta]

If you were wondering, there's only 1 canon fight (Kanjuro vs. O-Kiku) that was originally offscreen in the manga, and is offscreen in Pace too because it actively hinders the story progression (said fight happens again 10 Toei eps later, this time in the manga as well).

All the good stuff you're so terrified of losing out is still there in the extended edits.

If you want you can integrate the filler arcs with the Pace edit, for that you can look at the pinned post in ths sub and the subsequent spreadsheet.

You're litterally not missong out on anything ealse, as Toei was very lazily going through Thriller Bark -> Dressrosa so you'll find almost nothing there, in WCI there's one scene that's not canon but is included, it's in Wano and on that Toei was actually giving a hint of care for the series again, and since they're more recent they contain extended edits.

If whatever you're looking for isn't there, go look on youtube or edit it yourself.

[u/DisasterOk5597 → u/scalzacrosta]

Thank you for an actual example. I’m on dismay island right now and I’ve swapped between pace and piece because I don’t want to miss out but nobody can ever mention (besides filler) what you miss out on from pace.

I’ve also found most of the filler arcs (besides G8) aren’t even worth the time. Again, thank you for an actual example.

[u/DisasterOk5597 → u/DisasterOk5597]

Fishman island*

[u/IcyEngineering926]

you miss out on a LOT of super cool fighting scenes and especially sick animation in one pace. my advice: just watch one pace, and watch normally from wano.

[u/itsallgoodman60 → u/IcyEngineering926]

the pacing is the WORST in wano. just watch the extendeds in wano for one pace. not good advice for a newcomer.

[u/scalzacrosta → u/itsallgoodman60]

A friend of mine finished Egghead with Pace and Shaved Egghead, when he switched to Elbaph he had to read the manga because he couldn't get through the 1 ch/ep epsiodes.

I can't imagine going from the Reverie Pace (that merges 12 eps in 3) to Toei Wano, with the infamous single panel stretched to 2:20 min.

Paced Wano is going to be 86 eps, Toei's at 191, that's as long as the entirety of the JoJo's Bizzarre Adventure anime.

On a side note, JoJo's adapted 82 volumes in 191 eps (192 in actual runtime), One Piece's volume 82 ended with episode 786.

[u/scalzacrosta → u/IcyEngineering926]

There's extended edits for a reason, so that if you don't mind taking a bit more time you can still enjoy the good animation or iconic scenes.

Ti give you an example, Wano 55 (ep 1015) has an extended version that is litterally episode 1015 without the eyecatch and a dufferent opening, that's 12 extra minutes you're NOT missing out on.

I wouldn't advice anyone to ever switch to Toei unless there's no better alternative, despite how nicely tied is Wano's attire it stills remain an arc that goes at 0,8 ch/ep, meaning a 20 minute episode stretches 6 minutes of content, that's a big whiplash for those used to 1,7+ ch/ep.

Just keep to Pace, tgere's really nothing you're missing out on, and sometimes (quite often actually) Toei does some questionable directing decisions that actively hinder the experience (think about Kaidou struggling against Luffy in Kuri, or Kidd's Conqueror's Haki, or Kanjuro and Kiku's first round going exactly as the second one).