TV series · 2023 · Netflix
Is One Piece based on a book?
Quick answer
Yes. One Piece is based on the manga One Piece by Eiichiro Oda (1997).
The TV series premiered in 2023 on Netflix.
The manga behind One Piece
One Piece
Manga by Eiichiro Oda · first published 1997 · action anime and manga, fantasy anime and manga, adventure anime and manga
One Piece: books in order
- Romance Dawn (1997)
- Romance Dawn (2008)
- One Piece, Volume 2: Buggy the Clown (1998)
- One Piece, Volume 3: Don't Get Fooled Again (1998)
- One Piece, Volume 4: The Black Cat Pirates (1998)
- One Piece, Volume 5: For Whom the Bell Tolls (1998)
- One Piece, Volume 6: The Oath (1998)
- One Piece, Volume 7: The Crap-Geezer (1999)
- One Piece, Volume 8: I Won't Die (1999)
- One Piece, Volume 9: Tears (1999)
- One Piece, Volume 10: OK, Let's Stand Up! (1999)
- One Piece, Volume 11: The Meanest Man in the East (1999)
- One Piece, Volume 12: The Legend Begins (2000)
- One Piece, Volume 13: It's All Right! (2000)
- One Piece, Volume 14: Instinct (2000)
- One Piece, Volume 15: Straight Ahead!!! (2000)
- One Piece, Volume 16: Carrying on His Will (2000)
- One Piece, Volume 17: Hiruluk's Cherry Blossoms (2001)
- One Piece, Volume 18: Ace Arrives (2001)
- One Piece, Volume 19: Rebellion (2001)
- One Piece, Volume 20: Showdown at Alubarna (2001)
- One Piece, Volume 21: Utopia (2001)
- One Piece, Volume 22: Hope!! (2002)
- One Piece, Volume 23: Vivi's Adventure (2002)
- One Piece, Volume 24: People's Dreams (2002)
- One Piece, Volume 25: The 100 Million Berry Man (2002)
- One Piece, Volume 26: Adventure on Kami's Island (2002)
- One Piece, Volume 27: Overture (2003)
- One Piece, Volume 28: Wyper the Berserker (2003)
- One Piece, Volume 29: Oratorio (2003)
- One Piece, Volume 30: Capriccio (2003)
- One Piece, Volume 31: We'll Be Here (2003)
- One Piece, Volume 32: Love Song (2004)
- One Piece, Volume 33: Davy Back Fight (2004)
- One Piece, Volume 34: The City of Water, Water Seven (2004)
- One Piece, Volume 35: Captain (2004)
- One Piece, Volume 36: The Ninth Justice (2005)
- One Piece, Volume 37: Tom (2005)
- One Piece, Volume 38: Rocketman!! (2005)
- One Piece, Volume 39: Scramble (2005)
- One Piece, Volume 40: Gear (2005)
- One Piece, Volume 41: Declaration of War (2006)
- One Piece, Volume 42: Pirates vs. CP9 (2006)
- One Piece, Volume 43: Legend of a Hero (2006)
- One Piece, Volume 44: Let's Go Back (2006)
- One Piece, Volume 45: You Have My Sympathies (2007)
- One Piece, Volume 46: Adventure on Ghost Island (2007)
- One Piece, Volume 47: Cloudy, Partly Bony (2007)
- One Piece, Volume 48: Adventures of Oars (2007)
- One Piece, Volume 49: Nightmare Luffy (2008)
- One Piece, Volume 50: Arriving Again (2008)
- One Piece, Volume 51: The Eleven Supernovas (2008)
- One Piece, Volume 52: Roger and Rayleigh (2008)
- One Piece, Volume 53: Natural Born King (2009)
- One Piece, Volume 54: Unstoppable (2009)
- One Piece, Volume 55: A Ray of Hope (2009)
- One Piece, Volume 56: Thank You (2009)
- One Piece, Volume 57: Paramount War (2010)
- One Piece, Volume 58: The Name of This Era Is "Whitebeard" (2010)
Other adaptations of One Piece
- One Piece (TV, 1999)
- One Piece: Stampede (film, 2019)
- One Piece (film, 2000)
- The One Piece (TV, 2027)
Common questions
Is One Piece based on a book?
Yes. One Piece is based on the manga One Piece by Eiichiro Oda (1997).
Who wrote the book One Piece is based on?
One Piece was written by Eiichiro Oda and first published in 1997.
Should I read the book before watching?
Start with Romance Dawn, book 1 of One Piece. If you like knowing the full story and characters first, read it before you watch. Adaptations often change or cut plotlines, so the book is a different experience even if you've seen the TV series.
