One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Ganzack

The entire One Piece anime franchise: the anime series and every movie, special and OVA, in release order. No recap, music videos or trailers included.

Everything One Piece.

Everything one piece in Order (at least by year)

Hope this helps.

last updated on 13.07.2023

A complete chronological order of everything One Piece related as of 2022. SOME TITLES MAY SPOIL MAJOR PLOT POINTS IN THE STORY, PROCEED WITH CAUTION!

The 13 TV specials and 15 movies are on my other stack, One Piece Watchlist: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/27919

> 4 OVAs
> 17 Recap Specials
> 6 Other Specials
> 7 Short Films (Example: Tokyo One Piece Tower, One Piece The Planetarium)
> 10 Music Videos
> 2 Toriko episodes are One Piece crossover episodes (Episodes 1 and 51)
> 4 ONAs (Example: The One Piece, Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation)
> 8 Commercials
> 1 PV (One Piece x Poor Girl) (The only promotional One Piece video listed on MAL)

8 Commercials & 1 Promotional Video: (These ones are listed on MAL, not included in this Stack)
> Oishi-sa Hajikeru! One Piece (CM)
> One Piece Film: Gold - Cine Mike Popcorn Kokuchi (CM)
> Scratch x One Piece Film: Gold (CM)
> TOHO Cinemas x One Piece Film: Gold - Tokubetsu Eizou (CM)
> Hungry Days: Aoharu ka yo. (CM)
> Sono Me ga Mitsumeru Mono (CM)
> Look Plus One Piece Special Movie (CM)
> One Piece: Mugiwara no Ichimi kara no Kansen Yobou Message (CM)
> One Piece x Kawaisouni: Kono Boushi wo Omae ni Azukeru (PV)

6 Other Specials: (Listed on MAL, included in this Stack)
> One Piece: Episode of Alabasta - Prologue (TV Special)
> Nissan Serena x One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chase - Sennyuu!! Sauzando Sunny-gou (CM)
> One Piece: Cry Heart (3 episodes) (Special)
> One Piece 4D (Special)
> Kyutai Panic Adventure! (Special)
> Kyutai Panic Adventure Returns! (Special)

The special recaps and One Piece: Episode of Alabasta - Prologue are listed as TV Specials, but they are not apart of the 13 TV Specials, which are like films that aired on TV.
Nissan Serena x One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chase - Sennyuu!! Sauzando Sunny-gou is now listed as a commercial, but I'm pretty sure it's still considered a special.
One Piece: Jango no Dance Carnival is now listed as a special, but it used to be listed as a movie and is considered a short film.

This list counts only things listed on MAL. There could be more that should be, but is not yet added to this website.

One Piece: Long Ring Long Land-hen (Recap 3) is fully lost and can't be watched.
One Piece Character Logs (Recap 4) is pending approval on MAL. It has 9 episodes, but is considered as a single recap. Link: https://myanimelist.net/anime/50385/One_Piece_Characters_Log
One Piece: Barto no Himitsu no Heya! has 4 episodes and is considered as Recap 5, Recap 6, Recap 13 and Recap 14.

Personally, I can't find Recap 2, Recap 4, The Planetarium (2007) or The Planetarium (2013) anywhere on the internet, as well as Recap 3, which probably won't be found. I don't think Recaps 1-4 were officially released outside of Japan, which is why they are impossible to find. The DVDs for Recap 4 are available for purchase from Japanese websites.

The One Piece Planetarium specials were only screened for a limited time in various planetariums across Japan. Unless someone recorded the 35 minute video and uploaded it on the internet, it's unlikely we'll get to see it.

There are other One Piece Commercials not listed on MAL, so I'm not sure if they include any 2D/3D animation. There's also the One Piece ONA Recap on YouTube, recapping Act 1 and Act 2 of Wano Kuni. It seems to have been removed from MAL. Maybe it wasn't an official recap done by Toei.

Not Listed on MAL:
> One Piece: Understanding the Land of Wano So Far in 5 Minutes (ONA)
> One Piece - Toei - 60th Anniversary - Annecy Festival
> One Piece Japanese KFC Commercial
> One Piece Japanese Xfit Commercial
> One Piece X Menu Collaboration Commercial
> One Piece Film Red X Mercedes Benz Commercial
>【Scene1】ONE PIECE Vol.100/Ep.1000 Celebration Movies "WE ARE ONE."
>【Scene2】ONE PIECE Vol.100/Ep.1000 Celebration Movies "WE ARE ONE."
>【Scene3】ONE PIECE Vol.100/Ep.1000 Celebration Movies "WE ARE ONE."
>【Scene4】ONE PIECE Vol.100/Ep.1000 Celebration Movies "WE ARE ONE."
>【Scene5】ONE PIECE Vol.100/Ep.1000 Celebration Movies "WE ARE ONE."
> Radwimps "Twilight" full version - One Piece "We Are One" (Music)
> One Piece: Uta Wishes Happy Halloween
> One Piece Film Red: Uta Merry Christmas
> Chicken Tatsuta "ONE PIECE – Opening" (McDonald's Commercial)
> Gohan Chicken Tatsuta "ONE PIECE – Next Notice" (McDonald's Commercial)
> One Piece Episode 1101 Commemorative Special Animation

I don't know if any of these should be listed on MAL, but they seem notable.
This "Not Listed on MAL" list doesn't include trailers for the anime or manga. Also, no intros and outros.

The incomplete One Piece stack.

Stacks have a 50 item limit so I removed most of the specials. This should have all the films though but message me if something is missing that should be here.

List of every special on MAL that was shown at the Shonen Jump Super Anime Tour, otherwise known as Jump Festa. Ordered by series and release date. If I missed any please tell me.

These are all the One Piece movies that aren't recaps or gimmicks. Arranged in release order. With some notes.

I will put what episode to watch things underneath, for example, watch this movie after episode ***

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Gorou Taniguchi is mainly known for directing the 00s classic Code Geass, but someone with a career as varied as him doesn't deserve to be known for a single one of his works, so I put together every work Taniguchi directed to show he can do more than just that.

Listed by watching order not by year