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One Piece Live-Action Has Only Covered 13.1% of the Manga — Here’s Exactly What Season 3 Will Adapt and How Many Seasons Are Left

Two seasons down, and Netflix's One Piece live-action has barely scratched the surface of Eiichiro Oda's legendary story. That's not a criticism — it's a testament to just how enormous…

March 12, 2026
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Two seasons down, and Netflix’s One Piece live-action has barely scratched the surface of Eiichiro Oda’s legendary story. That’s not a criticism — it’s a testament to just how enormous this saga truly is. So where does Season 2 leave us, what does Season 3 cover, and how long could this series actually run? Let’s break it all down.

How Much Has the Live-Action Covered So Far?

With Season 2 now complete, 154 chapters of the 1,174 published manga chapters have been adapted — equating to just 13.1% of the entire One Piece story.

Eiichiro Oda’s pirate odyssey began on July 22, 1997, and is still ongoing today, with over 1,170 published chapters, 113 volumes, over 1,000 anime episodes, and sales exceeding 600 million copies. bluntmag It is the best-selling manga and comic book of all time.

For all the latest One Piece live-action updates and Netflix streaming news, follow TechnoSports Entertainment.

One Piece Seasons 1 & 2 — Arcs Covered at a Glance

SeasonArcs CoveredManga ChaptersVolumes
Season 1Romance Dawn → Arlong Park → Loguetown1–1001–12
Season 2Reverse Mountain → Whiskey Peak → Little Garden → Drum Island101–15412–17
Total Adapted—154 of 1,17413.1%

What Will One Piece Season 3 Adapt?

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Based on the assumption that Season 3 will cover the Alabasta Saga, this would bring the total chapters adapted to roughly 217 — representing 18.5% of the entire One Piece story.

ArcManga ChaptersAnime Episodes
Arabasta Arc155–21792–130

The Alabasta arc is widely considered one of the greatest arcs in all of manga — full of political intrigue, devastating betrayals, and the Straw Hats facing their most powerful enemy yet in Sir Crocodile.

Season 3 is likely to land on Netflix in Summer 2027, in either July or August.

How Many Seasons Could One Piece Run?

After Alabasta, there are nine more sagas left to adapt — from the Sky Island Saga all the way through to the ongoing Final Saga beginning at Chapter 1058.

The Water 7 Saga alone spans manga chapters 303–441 and 119 anime episodes — and fans are already hopeful the live-action will reach it. Depending on how the production handles later arcs, we could see up to eight or nine seasons of live-action One Piece in total.

That’s potentially a decade-long run — and one of the most ambitious streaming franchises ever attempted. Stay tuned for every update at TechnoSports.

The Road Ahead — All Remaining Sagas

SagaManga ChaptersAnime Episodes
Sky Island Saga218–302136–206
Water 7 Saga303–441207–325
Thriller Bark Saga442–489326–384
Summit War Saga490–597385–516
Fish-Man Island Saga598–653516–574
Dressrosa Saga654–801575–746
Whole Cake Island Saga802–908747–889
Wano Country Saga909–1057890–1085
Final Saga1058–Ongoing1086–Ongoing

The One Piece manga is a generational achievement — and Netflix’s live-action adaptation is only just getting started.

FAQs

Q: How much of the One Piece manga has the Netflix live-action adapted after Season 2?

After two seasons, Netflix’s live-action One Piece has covered 154 of 1,174+ published manga chapters — just 13.1% of the full story. Season 3 is expected to add the Alabasta Arc (chapters 155–217), pushing the total to approximately 18.5%.

Q: What arc will One Piece live-action Season 3 cover and when will it release?

Season 3 is expected to adapt the Arabasta/Alabasta Arc (manga chapters 155–217, anime episodes 92–130), featuring the full battle against Crocodile and Baroque Works. It is currently filming and expected to release on Netflix in Summer 2027.

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