Eiichiro Oda Confirms That One Piece Could End Within The Next Few Years

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One Piece started serializing in 1997, and it is still going strong. The manga has been created by Eiichiro Oda, who is nothing short of a genius. Oda's ingenuity has enabled the series to flourish for more than two decades and every year, the fanbase keeps on increasing. There is no doubt that One Piece wouldn't have survived for such a long time if Oda wasn't so skilled. He has created a very vast world filled with fascinating characters, who have managed to keep fans intrigued.

One Piece recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, which is yet another milestone for Eiichiro Oda's manga. The official Twitter account for the series also revealed the cover for volume 103, and a new trailer for One Piece Film: Red has also been released. In another announcement, it was confirmed that the manga would be entering the final saga, which means that it won't be long til the fans get the answers to their questions. Suffice to say, this is arguably the best time to be a One Piece fan.

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While there are perks of One Piece entering the final saga, it does have its cons as well. In a recent interview, Eiichiro Oda confirmed that he wants to end One Piece within the next three years. With the conclusion of the Wano Country arc, the series would have reached around 80% completion. On many occasions, Oda has pointed out that he never envisioned that his manga would be over a thousand chapters long. Time and time again, he had to add new characters, which ended up prolonging the story, but no one can complain about it since it led to the creation of some of the most fabulous characters in the series.

There is no need to start panicking as Oda does not have the best of records when it comes to