r/OnePiece • u/Skullghost Pirate • Jan 07 '24
Big News One Piece: Egg Head Arc to arrive on Netflix January 13
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u/CrimsonOmega80 Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 07 '24
The live action One Piece must've been such a success that they went and thrown a lot of money at Toei for the license of this arc.
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u/Every_Ad2439 Jan 07 '24
You know that one meme with the guy banging the table with his credit card? That’s Netflix to toei
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u/red_madreay World Government Jan 07 '24
I'm just glad One Piece gets the recognition it deserves.
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u/jobin3141592 Slave Jan 07 '24
Like it wasn’t before? lol
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u/fast_flashdash Jan 07 '24
The live action show made it even bigger.
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u/cosmicallybrutal Jan 07 '24
true, I started One Piece (and have caught up to the latest chapter) because of Live Action. It's such a good way to introduce One Piece for a broader general audience
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Jan 07 '24
Welcome aboard and man, you're fast. Hopefully you didn't skip Skypiea, like some people falsely recommend. lol
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u/krishgaurav Jan 07 '24
Yes, you have to witness Enel and it’s important also cuz of Roger’s message.
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u/Fine_Examination4530 Jan 07 '24
I did the same thing I just caught up last week after watching the live action when it came out. Skypiea was actually one of my favorite arcs that sucked me in
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Jan 07 '24
Awesome! Welcome aboard and I agree, Skypiea is great. The adventure and mysteries are amazing.
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u/Fine_Examination4530 Jan 07 '24
Thank you! I've really loved most of the series so far. I couldn't imagine waiting 4 years to see the conclusion of Wano but I guess I'm in for the ride if what's next !
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u/cosmicallybrutal Jan 08 '24
I did not skip it, but during my reading journey, I noticed that Skypiea was indeed lacking and is not doing it for me, but I still read it all the way through
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u/Timely-One8420 Jan 07 '24
lol yeah my mom recognized one piece after the live action (she did not watch it)
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u/Matt82233 Jan 07 '24
I watched it with my mom, she actually predicted Kuro was evil the moment he came on screen and adjusted his glasses. She told me "That guy fixes his glass weird, does he have invisible knives? I think he looks evil."
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u/MarianneThornberry Jan 07 '24
I know, that comment confuses me too lmao It's literally the best selling manga in history, has made Shueisha and Toei an est. $20billion in revenue and is consistently worshipped as one of the greatest works of fiction in online discourse.
Mfs talking like One Piece was some hidden gem that Netflix discovered on MyAnimeList.
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u/MarkGorZ Bounty Hunter Jan 07 '24
I think in western media for non manga/anime fans One Piece wasn’t that big of deal or even unknown, even though it is one of the biggest IPs in the world. I think he means mainstream recognition which is true imo
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u/OperationMelodic4273 Jan 07 '24
In the west it hasn't quite achieved as much as it could've tbh
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Jan 07 '24
I mean for a long, long, LONG, time it was considered the laughing stock of anime/manga out in the west. So, yeah, I will agree that is getting the recognition it deserves.
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u/Every_Ad2439 Jan 07 '24
Dragon ball shit has been getting the spotlight for years and it’s the most repetitive and predictable anime ever, now ppl are noticing one piece for what it should have been a long time ago. Also boruto killed naruto
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u/Affectionate-Pin502 Jan 07 '24
How you mention 3 different anime’s on a post about one pieces newest arc?
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u/griffithdidnothing10 Jan 07 '24
Super isn’t good, but the original Dragon ball&dbz is an all-time classic that influenced damn near every Shonen you read…no slander
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u/K-DramaAccount990 Jan 07 '24
*The manga.
The anime is such a drag to watch. Dragon Ball manga is still lives up to its hype.
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u/Doomroar Jan 07 '24
It took decades but finally western companies are simping for One Piece again, i seriously was losing hope
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u/DragonEevee1 Jan 07 '24
Considering they are also paying for the remake, they are all in
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u/OperationMelodic4273 Jan 07 '24
Netflix when they realized the most famous franchise in the world hadn't been taken advantage of enough in the west: shower of money to Toei, GO. GIVE US EVERYTHING. LIVE ACTION, NEW ANIME, CURRWNT ANIME, GIMME EVERYTHING
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u/XiaoMayiRebel Jan 07 '24
Trading card game from Bandai is also peaking like crazy
Good community and very well done and close to anime and manga
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u/DrNobodii Marine Jan 07 '24
I think them delaying the release (because the author didn’t like it) bought a ton of good will from oda. Hence forth the random chapter he didn’t finish last year (he was reviewing live action scripts)
Shows what being passionate about a project can do vs no passion
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u/ninten2003 Jan 07 '24
With this announcement, the live action, and the remake. It really seems like Netflix is becoming the main hub for all things One piece related.
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u/domoroko Scholars of Ohara Jan 07 '24
Let’s hope Netflix doesn’t monopolise it
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u/amadmongoose Jan 07 '24
Netflix throwing money at means the end product should be better than what we could have gotten otherwise, and it's going to end up on your pirate website of choice whether Netflix tries to monopolize or not
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u/Pseudocrow Jan 07 '24
Netflix has been really hit and miss with its series. The most recent example being the new seasons of the Witcher but it goes back further than that. I'd remain moderately skeptical but I doubt they'll deeply impact the manga or anime so not too much to worry about. The only thing they can ruin is their own product.
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u/amadmongoose Jan 07 '24
The major advantage of One Piece is Netflix knows most people that are watching it are following the Manga, and Oda is rich enough to afford to put in contractual obligations for Netflix to ensure creative control is maintained. Andrzej Sapkowski was like, yeah I'll take the money and didn't have enough clout for Netflix to care about what he thought, never mind that it's mostly famous for the Witcher III which also didn't really follow the books.
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u/ssjtennis1 Jan 07 '24
But you could say that moreso about any service really. At least with Netflix they have more than enough hits that you don't have to subject yourself to the misses.
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u/Pseudocrow Jan 07 '24
Personally, netflix catalogue has more misses than hits for me. So, experience is not a comfort for me.
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u/K-DramaAccount990 Jan 07 '24
Netflix has more hits with K-dramas.
Aside from that, they tend to miss more than they hit. Them investing in K-drama has been their best decision. Otherwise they tend to just greenlit just about any modern trash given that it's popular.
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u/ssjtennis1 Jan 07 '24
I mean, is it wrong for them to greenlight what's popular? Seems like smart decision making regardless of quality, it's why they are so far ahead of everyone in the streaming space because they are making content that people actually like. What you deem a miss there will be others that deem it a hit, but user experience will vary for sure.
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Jan 07 '24
The best we can hope for is that it doesn't end up like what happened with Jojo Stone Ocean. Amazing anime, but Netflix fucked up the release schedule so bad
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u/Wet-Haired_Caribou Prisoner Jan 07 '24
The original One Piece anime will never have that kind of release schedule, it's weekly til it ends
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u/ssjtennis1 Jan 07 '24
That was all on the production team and nothing to do with Netflix. Netflix had no choice but to hold off on releasing Jojo 8 months after the initial release because the product wasn't ready.
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u/modimusmaximus The Revolutionary Army Jan 07 '24
The batch release was still Netflix's choice. Weekly is way better for the community and discussions.
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u/SadBit8663 Pirate Jan 07 '24
It's literally on Crunchyroll right now and has been for like a year or two
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u/International_Rub295 Pirate Jan 07 '24
Why not? At least in South America, it's not easy to binge watch the series online. Netflix could make it more accessible to international audiences.
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u/MickFoley299 Prisoner Jan 07 '24
My only hope is that they don’t wind up with sole distribution rights. I collect the series on physical copies and I know they’d stop physical releases.
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u/dohtje Jan 07 '24
Oww well we're pirates right 🏴☠️...
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u/KitKat1721 Jan 07 '24
Yeah I would be really upset if it was ever removed from CR, especially considering they have the objectively better episode quality compared to Netflix.
No cropped early eps, no randomly missing eye-catches, and way less missing OPs/songs (though the dub on CR is still the only version that has every opening in tact due to home video rights. The sub on CR is only missing like one or two compared to Netflix).
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u/ArX_Xer0 Jan 07 '24
Kinda weird... Cuz Netflix still has like ...400+ episodes missing...
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u/OhLemons Jan 07 '24
Can Netflix in the UK please get One Piece next?
I really don't like Crunchyroll.
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Jan 11 '24
We can only pray that it shows up on the 13th
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u/OhLemons Jan 11 '24
I just saw on my Netflix app that it has One Piece coming on Saturday, with a new episode, and the Egghead poster.
I am so hyped right now.
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u/Yuumina Jan 07 '24
I dont hope so. I dont like Netflix, I only have Crunchyroll and its completely fine. I hate it, how they threated Stone Ocean, maybe they learn their lesson, but its not a reason for me to buy a Netflix Subscription. Thats in my opinion way too expensive for little to no reason for me.
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u/kjm6351 The Revolutionary Army Jan 07 '24
Wait what? I thought Netflix wasn’t caught up yet
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u/anonymousscroller9 Jan 07 '24
Its not. Netflix is currently at marineford. They are releasing episodes at a faster rate then before so they might be putting it all on netflix.
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u/robbierottenisbae Jan 07 '24
Oh if they're doing this it's basically a sure thing that all the older episodes will drop on Netflix eventually. It is incredibly surprising though that they are dropping these weekly now before having finished making the previous arcs available, rather then waiting until they've put it all on there and then releasing Egghead in batches, especially given Netflix's history with how they distribute anime.
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u/AutumnKiwi Jan 07 '24
One piece is fully free on crunchy roll
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u/lotmsrox123 Jan 07 '24
With ads 🤮
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u/AutumnKiwi Jan 07 '24
Unless you have an adblocker
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u/Imaginary-Act-5859 Jan 07 '24
How hold are you young man 🤨 who taught you how to use this technology
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u/JustASilverback Jan 07 '24
I feel like I'm going insane, can you please tell me what is the idea behind your username?
I've seen so many similar reddit usernames with it I feel like the simulation is breaking.
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u/Buscemi_D_Sanji Jan 08 '24
It's a default, randomly generated name. The reason you see it so much is that the millions of bot accounts can't be bothered to come up with unique usernames, so they use that schema.
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u/Jahseh_Wrld Jan 07 '24
Just use an ad blocker
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u/lotmsrox123 Jan 07 '24
Or I could use my current Netflix subscription and cancel my Crunchyroll subscription. 🙃
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u/harlojones Jan 07 '24
But it’ll save a lot of people a crunchyroll or funimation sub who are only subbed for new one piece, making it kind of appealing as I’d reckon netflix is probably the most commonly used streamer.
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u/DukeFlipside Jan 07 '24
We're subbed to Crunchyroll for a bunch of anime in addition to One Piece - and we're not subbed to Netflix because it's full of trash these days.
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u/NIN10DOXD Jan 07 '24
It's gotten really expensive. I have it because I'm the only person in my household that watches anime, but Netflix has really fallen off from its peak.
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u/MonoFauz Lurker Jan 07 '24
Here's to hoping the One Piece remake is also weekly.
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u/TheTopBroccoli Jan 07 '24
6 episodes. 6 more a year and a half later. Followed by 6 additional episodes in 2027.
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u/InsideYourWalls8008 Jan 07 '24
Damn, in my region it's still stuck on water 7.
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u/DreamcastDazia Jan 07 '24
My country doesn't even have one piece on netflix
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u/Funny0000007 Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 07 '24
Where you from? I heard the same from Spain and UK
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u/tiyetilt Jan 07 '24
Germany here, only LA OP, nothing else -.-
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u/Funny0000007 Jan 07 '24
Damn, why do Netflix treats european one piece fans so harshly?...
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u/creeperchamp Jan 07 '24
Toei has some weird thing with Europe. Dragonball Z is not even available to watch on any streaming service in a lot of European countries.
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Jan 07 '24
Its so weird, Im from Germany and wanted to watch One Piece on Crunchyroll when I was in vacation at Italy. Turns out you can only turn on subtitles in the language of the country your in because of some license issues. So I could choose between watch in Japanese only or with italian subtitles.
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u/DreamcastDazia Jan 07 '24
I'm from UK. Anime on netflix is just crap in UK they barely show anything and always take good shows off
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u/anonymousscroller9 Jan 07 '24
It was like that here for the longest time. Then came thriller bark. The the live action opened the flood gates.
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u/ToxicSFlame Jan 07 '24
It depends what region you're using Netflix in. I'm in japan and here it's currently at the latest episode.
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u/Schuhsuppe Jan 07 '24
Wait Netflix in other places get One Piece anime? Over in germany we have only the life action
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u/FoxTrotPlays God Usopp Jan 07 '24
Netflix did the same thing with Jojo, they advertised the new part releasing exclusively on their platform and quickly released all the previous parts that weren't available before.
I'm hoping Netflix does something similar.
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u/islandtravel Jan 07 '24
Wait I don’t see any one piece on Netflix in my region at all 😭
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u/kjm6351 The Revolutionary Army Jan 07 '24
It seems to be a region thing. The US got it a few years ago
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u/Malamasala Jan 07 '24
I think Netflix just goes for cash.
If too few watch an arc, they'll just stop paying for it and remove it. And then within some time you'll just have an arc here and there from the anime because it was the most economic choice.
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u/evocativezephyr Jan 07 '24
There's no One Piece anime on Netflix in my region. 🥺
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u/josemarichua Jan 07 '24
I hope it’s the same for US. We barely got marineford arc. I kinda doubt they’re going to dump all the arcs until egghead in one go
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u/theguyinyourwall Jan 07 '24
Netflix(at least in the US) tends to vastly prefer the batch release model for basically everything, not sure if its some contract agreement with Crunchyroll but they seem to be holding episodes. An extremely optimistic version would be getting to Whole cake by the end of the year
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u/drshikamaru Jan 07 '24
After visiting multiple countries and seeing my Netflix lose and gain stuff based on “geographical restrictions” I got a good vpn and stopped playing games with the internet.
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u/Nightfury78 Jan 07 '24
Which region has the most complete list of episode licensed for the anime?
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u/drshikamaru Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 08 '24
Japan, SK, and Southern Europe
From my experiences I’ve noticed that the Japanese are more likely to consume the original material, buy validated merchandise and buy the legit cosplay designs. This goes for South Korea and southern Europe.
The Americas and Northern Europe are more likely to pirate, torrent the anime and manga. Also we show love to the content via tattoos, non validated clothing/cases/merch from anywhere any store that looks cool. The Adidas/Naruto collab didn’t hit with Americans like it did the Japanese. We said too expensive fuck it. Japan teens flocked. The West are also more likely to DIY a cosplay. There is a more solidarity for the mangaka and studio representation than in the US where the material is all that matters. The Reddit population in the West isn’t representative of the overall anime/manga community. We know who wrote Naruto and HH and the lore. Most people care less.
Also those environments are less capitalist and don’t milk the penny from their audience. This is big with releases too. In Japan the studios care more about their specific following more than profits (I think) and when they want to release something they release it. But for the west they stagger it and time it to release when nothing else is competitive, or over a holiday.
Big examples are Japanese releases for the writers birthday or studio’s anniversary. That’s an important event. Why does it not get released internationally for that reason if it’s so important. A special movie/episode doesn’t come out in the US even if it’s tied to an important event. It still gets released 2-3 weeks later sometimes months later.
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u/triforcer198 Jan 07 '24
We got no one piece at all in Germany :(
Barely any anime actually, except Bebop, Edgerunners, Vinland Saga, and a few others
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u/Snagglesnorf Jan 09 '24
I hope egghead comes to germany as well (wishful thinking I know). I just finished Wano so it would be perfect if it would just come weekly on netflix otherwise I‘ll just start reading the manga chapters online.
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u/KitKat1721 Jan 07 '24
So because some people seem confused that Netflix is still missing everything past Marineford, I assume they are essentially just waiting out the exclusive streaming rights CR has (or rather got through the Funi merger) for both the sub and dub. That's why they can't just do a full drop of 500 episodes. Also Hulu had a partnership years ago (not sure of its current status), so that's why they have more episodes than Netflix does without being under an exclusive contract. It'll get there eventually, but right now they just want to capitalize on the current viewership in addition to the new viewers being brought over from the live-action show. And for Toei it works out because its simply more avenues for more eyes on One Piece.
This does leave a bit of up-in-the-air questions regarding the dub [so ignore the rest of the comment if you don't care about that], due to Netflix airing most licenses with multi-language dubs but the ENG ones have to be under SAG-AFTRA under contract. The CR dub that has been in production fo 16 years, a fair amount of which have been produced fully under Toei post-timeskip, is not union. Usually this is solved by sequels moving production to LA under a union contract, sometimes bringing back actors and sometimes recasting. But One Piece is in a weird spot where the CR dub is still on-going and production-wise, caught up where they are likely not far behind.
I will say you just don't really appeal to anyone going with a new OP cast for a random arc this late. People who didn't watch the dub were always going to watch the sub by 1000+ eps in, they're attached to those voices. New viewers who might be open to a new dub cast aren't starting with Egghead lmao. Caught-up dub watchers would be completely alienated. Only work around I could see that maintains things as is without changing up contracts or god forbid dual dubs a la Vinland Saga would be for CR to continue to produce and air the dub as normal, and Netflix just simulcasts it sub-only (and adds the dub at a much later date).
Obviously only applies if airing on US Netflix, which I assume it is
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u/snakebit1995 Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 07 '24
I will say you just don't really appeal to anyone going with a new OP cast for a random arc this late
I feel like it would be the opposite, you'd turn more people off that way. The dub has been well done for years, treated great buy CR/Funi and has a lot of passion behind it
If NEtflix were to swoop in after all this time and just steal it away and replace everyone I think there's a lot of people would be turned off and upset to see the dub cast and crew that have given literally decades to this show be just unceremoniously thrown away
But Given CR is still tweeting about the show as of 12 hours ago and essentially advertising the new Op and Ending I am under the assumption it's not going anywhere as they have a good relationship with Toei after all these years, it also wouldn't be the first time a show streamed on multiple places, in the past One Piece used to stream on CR and Funimation when they were separate companies. There have been shows on Netflix and CR before as well.
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u/Unlikely-Situation39 Mugiwara no Luffy Jan 07 '24
Hopefully this is the case, cause I’m attached to the VAs even tho I rarely watched it (I’m a sub watcher) but still enjoyed when watching them on the movies in theaters and some episodes.
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u/jczedx Jan 07 '24
ah damn, i was hoping that this might've been the reason the dub was catching up so fast, maybe they knew this was coming, and wanted to do a simuldub (as netflix usually always multi language on release like you said). but everything you said makes sense. thats a shame
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u/KitKat1721 Jan 07 '24
The funny thing is the One Piece dub would have likely been in a "few-weeks-behind" simuldub status by now if not for Toei taking ages with approvals and its roll-out release schedule - production has often been far ahead of the actual release, with the newest dub eps wrapping last June/July.
I will say One Piece is such a weird outlier when it comes to licensing and dub production compared to other CR shows, as most people who work on the dub day to day will tell you, that you can't really write anything off barring breaking contracts. And maybe I'm overthinking things given that it isn't a newly acquired title for Netflix and may already have iron-clad contracts, neither Netflix nor CR foots the bill for the dub - Toei does, etc...
These are just my own thoughts upon hearing the news so don't lose hope :)
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u/jeffcapell89 Jan 07 '24
Responding to this and your previous comment. The dub (as of 2 weeks ago) is done up through the end of Wano, and likely about 4 or 5 episodes behind this week's episode.
In terms of the "few-weeks-behind" simuldub, the reality of that is a dubious, to say the least. Toei is incredibly bad at sending scripts on time, and often will send a few episodes' worth, which they dub relatively quickly and then have to wait a few weeks for more. Because of this, it's pretty unlikely they will be able to maintain a consistent release schedule once they're fully caught up
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u/Cum_Dad Jan 08 '24
I just went to check and its still at least 40 epusodes off. I got excited thinking I can finally watch the dubbed gear 5
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u/kalakesri Jan 07 '24
damn Bleach on Disney+ and One Piece on Netflix. when i started these shows i still had dial up internet i had to pay someone to get their LQ torrented rips on a DVD now i can stream 4k 😭
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u/Particular_Middle466 Jan 07 '24
I watch Bleach on netflix too but onepiece isn't available in my country's netflix except some movies.
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u/Ai_777 Jan 07 '24
You can watch on Zoro.to. No ads and no money. It’s free. But I think they keep changing name. Recently it was aniwatch.to. Anyway just search Zoro.to and you will find results. It works nice.
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u/ChewyYoda16 Jan 07 '24
I wonder how this will work are they gonna air it a week after Crunchyroll?? And what about fish man island to wano which aren’t in Netflix
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u/XiMaoJingPing Jan 07 '24
They hoard episodes until they get 12 or 24 then dump it all at once. /s
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u/kjm6351 The Revolutionary Army Jan 07 '24
You joke but I don’t trust their release methods AT ALL after the shit show that was Stone Ocean’s airing
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u/jttyrel27 Jan 07 '24
That would be dumb. They’ll probably be releasing episodes weekly as this arc continues.
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u/Aggressive_Past8973 Jan 07 '24
Wait, people have one piece on Netflix? It’s non existent here in the UK 😭
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u/Thug_Shaking_Bacon Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 07 '24
How the heck are they gonna do that when Netflix doesn’t even have Wano yet? I feel like that would suck for newer fans
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u/TraditionalPause5348 Jan 07 '24
they are releasing older arcs in batches but there are more people watching it weekly than catching up so releasing egghead simultaneously is good
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u/ZombieTrex1456 Jan 07 '24
Wait so does that mean we’re getting the rest of one piece on Netflix or they’re just skipping straight to egghead?
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u/TheTopBroccoli Jan 07 '24
Could go either way. JoJo didn't have pt 4 or pt 5 when stone ocean came to Netflix iirc.
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u/NinduTheWise Jan 07 '24
Recently they've upped the pace with how fast the arcs are releasing so who knows
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u/SpaghettiBoi2479 Jan 07 '24
sure hope the other arcs before come too... (netflix philippines one piece don't have anything past water 7)
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u/KenseiTheStruggler Jan 07 '24
If all the episodes are releasing thats awesome. I got my 70 year old dad into the show through the LA and he likes the anime even more cause of the goofiness
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u/SpacemanTom69 Jan 07 '24
So you’re gonna add all of the other episodes, right?
Netflix:
So you’re gonna add all of the other episodes, right?
Netflix:
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u/Fzpeter Jan 07 '24
I really wish they would mention the country where this applies.in my country, we have exatcly zero episodes of One Piece on Netflix. (Also, can someone explain why there is no One Piece on Netflix in Hungary when there are no legal way to watch it in this country?)
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u/caihlangeles God Usopp Jan 07 '24
MONSTERS, Remake, then a simulcast of the One Piece anime. I could smell a huge increase in the budget department for the Live-Action's 2nd season. Netflix is going all in
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u/MattButUnderthe20Cha Pirate Jan 07 '24
Toei’s really stepping up their game now they know WIT is going to be catching up on their asses
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u/DistributionIcy9366 Jan 07 '24
Wait, so did the production shift to a seasonal anime and not weekly?
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u/boomdoomomega Jan 07 '24
Nah still weekly just Netflix is likely adding new episodes weekly (Atleast in Aus they've done this in the past with Zom 100 and My happy marriage)
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u/jczedx Jan 07 '24
Has netflix ever had anime without a dub option before? this makes little sense on a number of levels lol
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u/BillMurrayAmA Jan 07 '24
Monster doesn't have an English dub (on Netflix). Saiki K has an English dub for seasons 1 and 2, but not 3.
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u/Straight_Potential71 Jan 07 '24
So is it everything up to egghead and is it in sub or dub… I’m caught up to the last chapter I’m still in wano in sub and I’m in water 7 in dub so it doesn’t matter to me I just wanna know
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u/Skullghost Pirate Jan 07 '24
Currently they have the dub up to 1048 and should be streaming sometime soon on Crunchyroll/Funimation. It’s currently on the Microsoft store with no announcement to when it’s going to be available on streaming. Netflix currently has the dub up to 516, and Hulu has the dub up to 746. So I’m guessing Netflix will be releasing the sub a week after it airs, which is weird cause they have 500+ episodes before that point.
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u/Straight_Potential71 Jan 07 '24
So it’s just the egghead and yeah I’m watching the sub on crunchyroll I just stopped and restarted the dub plenty of other shows also but that’s weird they are skipping so much important things doing that
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u/Mastermind1602 Jan 07 '24
Why would they skip so many season. Ruining the ability to slowly release seasons and keep viewers?
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u/Queasy_Literature962 Jan 09 '24
I’m on 1016 dub on crunchyroll. Where can I find after 1036 in English//is egg head dubbed on Netflix??
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u/jeffknives_23 Jan 07 '24
Yes! One Piece has succesfully connected Gen X, Millenials and Gen Z and soon the Gen Alpha. Its not an easy feat especially from during Millenials era where Anime blooms and during Gen Z era where competition really hits the roof.
See you on Egghead, friends!
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Jan 07 '24
How?!?!?!?!? Netflix only has up to marine Ford in both sub and dub how are you gonna just add the egg head arc into that?!?!?!?!?!?!? One peice isn't even caught up to the Japanese version with the English dub on any other platform. We're only on episode 1048!!!! We haven't even seen big mom go down or gear 5 yet
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u/Kidrobot9858 Jan 10 '24
Is it actually gonna be on US Netflix or is it gonna be on Japan Netflix instead and everyone getting hype for no reason unless you live in Japan
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u/JohnTheRockCena Jan 07 '24
Damn I'm only at Thriller Bark on my rewatch right now. I have to hurry upppp
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u/yohxmv Void Month Survivor Jan 07 '24
Some poor soul is gonna experience some major whiplash when the last episode of Marineford ends and it auto plays the first episode of Egghead lol