One Piece To Enter Its Final Saga: What This Means For The Story
Earlier today, Eiichiro Oda announced that One Piece will be entering a month-long hiatus very soon, with the Wano Country arc finally coming to a close. With the end of the four-year-long arc, along with the production of One Piece live-action, and the upcoming premiere of One Piece Film: Red all within sight, Oda decided to take a much-needed break. One Piece is supposed to be on break from Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #30 to Issue #33, meaning after the next two chapters, that is chapters 1052 and 1053, the series will be on a hiatus for 4 weeks before finally returning on July 25th, 2022, which also happens to be the day of its 25th anniversary, with the next installment.
Among all the important things mentioned in Oda's announcement, one that particularly stood out is that One Piece would finally be entering its very last saga following the conclusion of the events of the Wano Country arc. This effectively means that the story is close to its end now, however, there are still quite a few questions in the fans' minds.
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One Piece recently wrapped up its Wano Country arc after four long years of incredible storytelling filled with some of the most amazing action. In the midst of all that amazing action, it was quite clear to see that the story was slowly approaching its end. Previously, Eiichiro Oda mentioned that the end of Wano will be heavily tied to the end of One Piece itself, which just goes to show the significance this arc holds when it comes to the end of the story. At the same time, Oda has also previously stated that once the Wano Country arc ends, fans will finally get to see the end of the stiory within sight, which is exactly what seems to be happening now. With the
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