THE ONE PIECE, WIT Studio's new anime adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga, is scheduled to premiere on Netflix in February 2027. Its first season will feature seven episodes released together, with a combined runtime of approximately 300 minutes. The announced scope covers roughly the manga's first 50 chapters and leads up to Luffy meeting Sanji at the floating restaurant Baratie.
Netflix has confirmed the release window and season format. As of the October 18, 2026 check, however, it had not announced an exact February date or release times. That endpoint also does not establish that all of the Baratie arc will be adapted in these seven episodes.
THE ONE PIECE: release window, episodes and chapters at a glance
| Detail | What has been announced |
|---|---|
| Release | February 2027; exact day not yet announced |
| Where to watch | Netflix; worldwide release announced |
| First season | 7 episodes, all released at once |
| Total runtime | About 300 minutes (approximately 5 hours) |
| Manga coverage | Approximately chapters 1 through 50 |
| Story endpoint | Luffy's meeting with Sanji at the Baratie |
When will THE ONE PIECE premiere on Netflix?
The release window is February 2027. In its animation slate announcement, Netflix described that window as part of a worldwide launch. The Brazilian Tudum article also confirms that the seven episodes will be available all at once on Netflix.
No exact day of the month or official Brazil-specific release time has been published. An exact date circulating without a new announcement should therefore not be presented as confirmed.
Seven episodes total 300 minutes. How long is each one?
The seven episodes have an approximate combined runtime of 300 minutes, or five hours. Dividing that figure by seven gives an average of about 43 minutes, but this is only a calculation: it is not an officially confirmed runtime for every episode.
Netflix has not published individual episode runtimes or explained how the manga chapters will be divided across episodes. The confirmed details are the overall runtime and simultaneous release.
Up to which manga chapter will the remake adapt?
The first season begins with Chapter 1 and covers approximately the first 50 chapters of One Piece, from the opening of the East Blue Saga. Netflix describes the narrative destination as Luffy's meeting with Sanji, who is the sous-chef at the floating restaurant Baratie.
One distinction matters: reaching the Baratie is not confirmation that the entire Baratie arc will be adapted. The announcement identifies the meeting with Sanji as the endpoint without a detailed outline of the finale or confirmation of later events. The 50-chapter figure is the announced approximate scope, not a guaranteed list of scenes.
Is it the same One Piece anime or the live-action series?
No. THE ONE PIECE is a fresh animated adaptation of the original manga, produced by WIT Studio. It starts again at the beginning of Luffy's journey and is separate both from the television anime that began in 1999 and from Netflix's live-action version.
Masashi Koizuka is directing, Taku Kishimoto handles series composition, and Kyoji Asano and Takatoshi Honda are responsible for character design. The announcement describes a new visual approach, but does not establish that particular fights will be cut, expanded or rewritten.
What has not been revealed yet?
The official materials consulted do not confirm a specific February premiere date, local release times, per-episode runtimes or a chapter-by-chapter episode breakdown. They also provide no basis to predict individual script changes or the completion of arcs Netflix has not described.
For anyone planning to catch up, the most practical reading starting point is the manga's roughly first 50 chapters. Netflix says all seven episodes will arrive together, rather than on a weekly schedule.
