Some people love to watch the full anime series and experience everything about it, but others just don’t like subplots and would rather skip them all. With One Piece, one of the oldest and longest-running anime series, this is an important decision to make, as the anime is coming to its 1000th episode soon. If you do not enjoy watching a movie with lots of subplots, then you will not enjoy watching One Piece. There are a lot of good shows out there that have interesting characters but if you do not like watching a movie where half the movie is a subplot, then you are not going to be satisfied with this. If you enjoy anime movies that have interesting scenes but use a subplot very sparingly, then this is the show for you. The show is well-produced and has excellent animation, but it also has a very unique style of its own and some of the episodes stand out more than others.
This is my personal favorite anime series and one-piece filler list. The interesting thing about this show is the way it uses a lot of filler episodes. Episodes do not air for a certain amount of time, and when they do, they are in random order. For example, one episode may air just a few minutes after the previous one ended. There is no pattern to the order they air in, which makes them all the more intriguing to fans.
Each of these main stories has its own enjoyable aspect to them, though. The protagonist of each series, Yuusuke Tozawa, starts out by visiting his own world, called the New World, where he meets new friends and meets a mysterious girl who has the power to control dreams. He also meets a boy who works with him, Tsubasa, who is a street fighter. Together, they learn the truth about their pasts and the enemies they face in this strange, yet familiar world. They learn that they must work together if they are going to have any hope of winning the battle against their enemies, and they must work together to complete their quest.
Another favorite is episode 14, which was dubbed “Chikyuu!” This filler arc focused on a mystery about what happened to a certain school. One of the filler arcs that didn’t air was episode 15, which focused on the mystery of what happened to the mysterious “Dreamy Cats” that appeared in the opening of each episode. The answer to this question was wrapped up nicely in the last episode.
One Piece Filler Arc: One of the most beloved filler arcs is the one where Ritsu Minarai finds himself in an alternate version of Dressrosa. In this world, there is peace, and everything is normal. One day, Ritsu gets the orders to rescue his friend from a Britannia spy ship, and he sets sail for a new world with his friend. But things are not as they seem, and in a matter of days, the two are caught up in the midst of pirates and battles with other Britannia forces. It also introduces us to a new main character, Rito Yashima.
Another fan-favorite is the Arc de Triomphe. This is the third part of the OVA series, and it is one of the most popular anime of all. The three-episode series introduces us to many new characters, and the show ends with the main island being swallowed up by the pirate empire. One of the main characters, Enya Suzuki, goes into a coma after being accidentally pushed overboard during the climax of the episode. This is an amazing scene, and the way the island’s denizens react to her rescue is quite moving.
One Piece: The final arc, called the Dressrosa Arc, will have the main characters on a ship that is being crewed by bounty hunters. The crew consists of Sanji, Jorum, and Bepo. This is the same crew that was seen in the first opening of the show. What makes this arc very unique is the way the writers dealt with the characters. Rather than having a lot of comedy, the story takes a serious tone, which works well for this franchise.
All in all, One Piece Filler is a great follow-up to an already fantastic anime series. The story manages to be both action-packed and sentimental at the same time. The Straw Hats take on a life of their own, and this allows the audience to truly understand the members of their crew. Although the story is short, the majority of the episode is entertaining, and the end result is worth the watch. The short arc takes place on an island called Alabasta, where a Straw Hats member named Luffy goes missing.
