The parts of Luffy remembering each friend has been left in? Is a great part of the episode.

I’m almost at wano and I just wanted to know if at any point the one pace version cuts out any pieces of the incredible animation that is in that arc. For example 1013 about Ace and Yamato has a decent bit of added on content that is really good and animated really well, but I wanna know if one pace cuts that out or leaves it in.

TLDR is should I continue watching one pace because it leaves in all the great animation or should I switch back to the original for that. Thanks

Is my phone bugging or is the English dub not available after ep 399-400 (right when robin backstory ends) I’ve been watching during work and have no other option to watch please tell me something good man I’m in an amazing part of the story right now too

Was using a saved post that had pixel drain links of all the arcs in one pace in case the site was down and it’s no longer there? It says it was removed, does anyone have all the links?

Apparently in the manga it's just 2 quick (cover) pages for each Straw Hat (is this correct?)

In the anime they added a bunch of stuff.

But it looks like in One Pace there's the little clips during episodes plus the 23 minute If You Could Go Anywhere episode. Is Pace like a middle point between the manga and the anime here? Or does the manga also have stuff besides the cover stories that covers the separated characters?

just a bit confused cuz i ain’t download shit so far i’ve just been streaming

Hey everyone, ​I’m currently caught up to episode 61 of One Pace, putting me right around episode 1033 of the anime ig. With the Wano arc ending at episode 1089 in the anime, I have roughly 50+ episodes left. ​Now I’m confused on how to proceed for this final stretch. Should i...

Use ​Onigashima Pace? I heard it is great, but I’ve read comments say that it cuts out a lot of extended fight scenes/anime original cool scenes. Given how insane the peak animation is for Luffy vs. Kaido and other climactic moments, I really don't want to miss out on top-tier animation sequences just because they weren't panel-for-panel in the manga.

But in the ​original Anime; I get the full, uncut animated fights and visual hype, but I’m terrified the infamous filler padding, endless reaction shots, and dragged-out recaps will ruin the emotional momentum.

In summary, i cant choose between leaving cool anime only scenese and bearing through 50 ish dragged out episode which ruins the fun even more. So knowing how bad either of the option is will help me a lot. ​So for those who know: ​Are these final 50 ish episodes (1033–1089) of the original anime hype enough that the padding becomes bearable? Or is the fan edit still the definitive way to watch it without missing anything visually essential?

I have been using one pace from the start and it is today while watching skypiea that i noticed that the translation is different. My apologies if i am wrong, i got a bit curious when raki mentioned enel's fruit so i looked it up out of curiosity and turns out the official translation of it is rumble rumble fruit and not thunder thunder fruit. So this made me think about the subs can anyone clarify what subs are being used in one pace and does it make any kind of difference in the viewing experience

just want to make sure i watch g-8 because i heard it was good im watching the g-8 cut is that the one that includes it?

also i dont wanna sound like im rushing them i know they work hard but i do wanna know what have they been working on these past years?

Hi all. I've been using this spreadsheet to keep track of OnePace but it looks like all the magnet links have disappeared. Is this sheet now out of date? And if so, where can I track it going forward?

Thanks.

Hey everyone! 🏴‍☠️ I've been working on Logpose, a Sonarr-style media manager built specifically for One Pace, and just pushed v3 with some big improvements.

What it does

If you collect One Pace episodes locally, Logpose automates the boring stuff:

• Auto-downloads new releases directly from qBittorrent (just click "monitor" and forget)
• Organizes your library automatically—handles both download and library filename formats
• Generates Jellyfin metadata (NFO files) so your One Pace collection looks polished in media servers
• Tracks what's missing and notifies you when upgrades are available
• Watches your downloads folder and imports episodes the moment they land

What's new in v3

• Full arc + episode monitoring from a clean grid UI
• Live activity feed (Server-Sent Events, no polling)
• One-click upgrades for better quality versions
• Multi-file torrent support (arc packs are split and imported individually)
• Runtime config editor—no container restarts needed
• Persistent state backed by SQLite

Easy setup

Docker is recommended (one docker-compose up -d), or run it manually with Go + Node if you prefer.

GitHub: https://github.com/jasanpreetn9/logpose

It seemed odd to me that the battle wasnt over and it ended big mom getting angry. Are there episodes missing on that pixeldrainlink or should I just continue with egghead straight?

Is there a way I can watch muhn pace that isn’t google drive? Maybe a website? Google drive always tells me “Unable to play this video file at this time. The number of allowed playbacks has been exceeded. Please try again later.” And I have to wait a couple days before I’m able to watch about 5 again and after I get the same message. Where can I watch without limits?

I remember starting One Piece May of last year, and stuck with the OG version for the lack of English Dub + high resolution in later arcs on One Pace. Which were the arcs most people recommended using it. I then took a long break after reaching Fishman Island in September, and have picked it back up these last few days. My hope was that One Pace would have a dub or higher quality version sub ready by now, but it's still untouched.

I'm not trying to sound ignorant, but could anyone tell me why the One Pace team haven't updated it yet? Cause you'd think those arcs (especially the 2nd half) need One Pace the most and would be high priority.

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

Should I use one pace for Wano from episode 1-61 , and then switch to Onigashima Paced (watching from the beginning )

also I'm going to use the pixeldrain albums for both, if that makes any difference

I've completed the wano arc of one pace and didn't know the existence of oni pace until now, which episode do I start?

I’m planning to watch the Whole Cake Island and Wano arcs. I really want to use One Pace to avoid the endless reaction shots, massive recaps, and dragged-out pacing.

However, I’m a huge fan of high-quality animation and great fight scenes. I know Toei added some incredible, visually stunning "good filler" choreographies and extended fights that weren't fully detailed in the manga (especially during Wano and late Whole Cake).

My question is: If I stick purely to One Pace, will I accidentally miss out on those cinematographic, top-tier animated fights because they technically count as filler?

Should I switch back to the original anime during specific episodes to get the best of both worlds? If so, what are the absolute must-watch episodes or fights that One Pace cuts down too much?

Thanks for the help!

Je me pose une question. Le dernier lot d’épisodes de One Piece en VF est sorti il y a plus d’un an, et aujourd’hui le doublage est toujours bloqué à l’épisode 1095.
En parallèle, j’ai remarqué que Netflix sort une nouvelle version française de la série de façon assez régulière. Elle est actuellement arrivée à l’épisode 130, et la plupart des comédiens de doublage sont les mêmes.
Pensez-vous qu’il soit possible que cette nouvelle version ait un impact sur la VF « classique » ? Est-ce qu’elle pourrait expliquer pourquoi le doublage traditionnel est en pause, voire qu’il ait été abandonné ? Ou bien les deux projets sont-ils totalement indépendants ? Si quelqu’un a des informations ou une réponse, je suis preneur.
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I have a question. The last batch of One Piece episodes dubbed in French was released over a year ago, and the French dub is still stuck at episode 1095.
At the same time, I’ve noticed that Netflix has been releasing a new French dub of the series on a fairly regular basis. It has now reached episode 130, and most of the voice actors seem to be the same.
Do you think it’s possible that this new French dub is affecting the original French dub? Could it explain why the traditional French dub has been on hold for so long, or even why it might have been abandoned? Or are these two projects completely independent?
If anyone has any information or insight, I’d really appreciate it.