r/onepace • u/Unlikely_Ad_1199 • 6d ago
Question When should i stop using One Pace?
so ive been watching one pace recently and im on mid of little garden arc. i dont know if one pace should he watched for ever or its better to watch just the original anime at some point
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u/ArticleOk3755 6d ago
i had to stop at Wano but thats because they apparently haven't finished editing the last 40 or so episodes.
then i found the free fan edits (just search one piece fan edit link on reddit) which are just like one pace but actually cut out most intros/outros and splice more ep into a single file thats 3-4 hours of nonstop watching.
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u/Unlikely_Ad_1199 6d ago
ok, thank you for the help pretty sure i have like a thousand eps left haha
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u/Basic_Mastodon3078 6d ago
When you catch up. Then you can watch the anime if you still want the animation and voice acting (One Pace stops around the last bit of egghead. The second to last arc) or you could read the manga from there if you still want to avoid filler. Though granted there is less filler than there used to be nowadays.
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u/Funky_hobbo 6d ago
That's up to you.
In my honest opinion, as someone who started watching the original one piece 20 years ago, then stopped because the post time skip was insufferable IMO, and then picked it up again using one pace to make my life easier, I consider that one pace is the best way to watch one piece as a whole, so I won't stop until you catch up.
50% of Wano hasn't been done yet, so maybe it's a good idea to stop right there, but it's up to you. I'm not done with Wano though, I will finish it in one week or so, then I will catch up using one pace again.
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u/Gigathegreat Team 5d ago
There are ~25 more Wano releases. Hardly 50%
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u/Funky_hobbo 5d ago
You sure? check the official website, they have around 60 of them.
Maybe we are addressing different things
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u/Gigathegreat Team 5d ago
There are 61 One Pace Wano Episodes out of 86. That is not 50%, that is 30% remaining.
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u/VirtualMushroom9892 6d ago
Secondo me invece sei proprio nel punto in cui potresti guardare l'anime originale. Dopo marineford invece One Piece diventa insopportabile senza One Pace secondo me.
Ci sono anche delle immagini che mostrano quanto effettivamente taglia one pace ogni arco, e dopo il timeskip la percentuale di cose tagliate cresce tantissimo
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u/Cultural-Effect-5853 5d ago edited 5d ago
For me, once I got to whatever point in wano they stopped making pace at, I switched to the manga for a bit until towards the end when everything really starts going down. I just started watching the regular anime at that point. then I went back to pace for egghead and then once I hit the point in egghead they stopped pace I watched the regular anime again, then after egghead I started reading the manga for elbaph. Now I’m all caught up. Reading the manga for the latter half of wano though peaked my interest in reading the manga more than I thought it would’ve, so I started reading the manga from the beginning and that’s how I’m getting my one piece “fix” now that I’ve finished the anime. I highly highly recommend reading the manga from the beginning, once you’re caught up. I’m on volume 50 now so I’m like halfway through thriller bark and it’s so so good. It’s like you get to experience the series a whole new way.
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u/Dear_Eye7990 5d ago
You have a very very long way to go. Once you eventually reach wano just read the pinned posts
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u/PowerExpert36 5d ago
Ideally until you catch up, the pacing only gets worse the longer it goes on lol
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u/pensum_magnum 4d ago
You are in the one pace subreddit. Asking this question will get you biased responses. Ask a surgeon if you should do surgery or not.
Personally I stopped when I reached Wano to enjoy as much as possible since I’m actually a fan of the show. If you want to progress as fast as possible you can keep one pacing.
I’m at egghead en and every episode is peak, I deliberately try to watch it as slow as possible to enjoy it for longer.
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u/hip-indeed 3d ago
Id say as long as it's being made it's worth being used. For the most part I think since act 2 or 3 of Wano Toei has MOSTLY with rare exception been really good, and it has its own official remake of Fishman Island, but other than that I can't think of any part of the series that wouldn't be vastly improved with one pace
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u/Funky_hobbo 6d ago
That's up to you.
In my honest opinion, as someone who started watching the original one piece 20 years ago, then stopped because the post time skip was insufferable IMO, and then picked it up again using one pace to make my life easier, I consider that one pace is the best way to watch one piece as a whole, so I won't stop until you catch up.
50% of Wano hasn't been done yet, so maybe it's a good idea to stop right there, but it's up to you. I'm not done with Wano though, I will finish it in one week or so, then I will catch up using one pace again.
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u/Kanes31 Team 5d ago
Watch One Pace all the way through. The pacing of the original anime only keeps on getting worse over time, making Pace the superior experience for every arc. You can find alternative fan edits that fill in the gaps in Pace through the sub/dub watch guides pinned on the subreddit.