List of filler episodes for one piece

They also censored parts like Luffy cutting himself and the origin of his scar, as well as changing Zeff eating his own leg to it being cut off by an anchor. And Bellemere was shot in the head, not the heart.

I haven't watched in a while is this list still up to date?

Whitebeard War ended with 489. Story moved immediately into the post-war arc, so there's been no fillers. Probably will be Strawhat fillers after the flashback though.

This topic has over 10,000 views. That's around 500 views every month since it was created. I guess a lot of people want to skip the OP filler, huh?

SimianWonder wrote:

This topic has over 10,000 views. That's around 500 views every month since it was created. I guess a lot of people want to skip the OP filler, huh?

Excluding the one piece wiki we're the top hit for that search in google.

Hi One Piece fans and all other

This topic was realy helpful i usully watch fillers, but prefer to know how many more i have to watch so tnx for the help

One Piece ep 223 : Zoro sharpens his fangs! The fight with a wild animal
it's filler ep that Zoro and Luffy fought .

PS: few filler ep in row are tolerable .In Naruto some time u see more than 20 or 30 filler, week after week

Yeah thats already listed as filler on this list. Glad it was helpful.

That mass of filler at the end of the part 1 of naruto was something like 80 episodes that was ridiculous.

But after the first couple arcs Shipuuden covered about three chapters per episode.

One Piece covers about half a chapter.

Kaio wrote:

But after the first couple arcs Shippuden covered about three chapters per episode.

One Piece covers about half a chapter.

Ok then go watch naruto...

One Piece has been slow and steady, i'd rather slow advancement then making me wait years for something new to appear.

Pacing in the OP anime is a bit hit and miss; Thriller Bark, which was a pretty tedious arc in the manga (at least the first 3/4 was - the finale was awesome), but the anime made it seem even longer to the point it was almost unbearable.

Recently it's not been too bad (though the Luffy/Ace/Sabo flashback was of course awful), so maybe Toei are improving.

SimianWonder wrote:

Pacing in the OP anime is a bit hit and miss; Thriller Bark, which was a pretty tedious arc in the manga (at least the first 3/4 was - the finale was awesome), but the anime made it seem even longer to the point it was almost unbearable.

Recently it's not been too bad (though the Luffy/Ace/Sabo flashback was of course awful), so maybe Toei are improving.

I've had considerably less problems with one piece then other anime. I also don't see a point in arguing that a inferior anime went through more chapters, then one piece in a single episode, especially if said anime is still crapper.

If they rushed it i'm sure you'd get complaints at the huge filler arcs that will start showing up.

Thriller bark did certainly have dull moments, but honestly i didn't mind so much as it was a wind down from a huge story arc. There were also some great fights which suddenly popped up when things were about to get boring. That as well as the fact it probably has one of my favourite one piece moments ever.

Superbuu3 wrote:

That as well as the fact it probably has one of my favourite one piece moments ever.

I'll assume you're referring to Zoro's CMOA?

Yes. I mean if that arc didn't have that, and the great fights in the episodes leading up to that. I'd have been very annoyed. I can definitely say i felt the slow start was definitely worth the final payoff.

Yeah I thought everything from Oz vs the Strawhats onwards was great, it just took a really long time getting there. Anyway, I'll try not to derail the topic any further.

i didn't read Naruto or One Piece mangas but u did right?
so you already know what's gonna happen in these anime?
and the story in mangas and anime series are exactly alike?

They're not exactly the same; the anime adds additional scenes to pad things out a bit, so you end up with scenes or even entire arcs that never happen in the manga. Those are what is called "filler".

SimianWonder wrote:

They're not exactly the same; the anime adds additional scenes to pad things out a bit, so you end up with scenes or even entire arcs that never happen in the manga. Those are what is called "filler".

Right!.
But from what I've read here no one does realy likes them since they doesn't fit in the story right?
Even I figured out witch parts are filler in Naruto and a little in One Piece
but i didn't get why they didn't show Red Leg Zeff eat his own leg it was obvious even I guessed that?
anyway thanks

This list is 213-216 as filler. Is it 213-219, actually?

Sarahmint wrote:

This list is 213-216 as filler. Is it 213-219, actually?

There's 3 rounds of the davey back fight.

The race, the football match and the fight. The hide and seek thing, dodgeball match and roller blading are filler. They basically padded out the arc.

So did Luffy win FIVE HUNDRED men and dismiss them all like the anime, or did he just win two of his nakama back?

Sarahmint wrote:

So did Luffy win FIVE HUNDRED men and dismiss them all like the anime, or did he just win two of his nakama back?

After the Race, Foxy takes Chopper.
After the groggy footbal thing, Strawhats take back Chopper.
After the final match, Strawhats take the symbol of the foxy crew and Luffy draws them another one.

Hope that helps.

Nakama means friend.

Kaio wrote:

Nakama means friend.

I thought it meant "crew members" or "associated allies"

Sarahmint wrote:

Kaio wrote:

Nakama means friend.

I thought it meant "crew members" or "associated allies"

According to Google translate, it means fellow, associate, etc. Japanese words translate to many synonymous words in English since there is generally one word for each meaning (If that makes any sense) in Japanese. For instance, love in English can be interpreted in many ways. i.e you love another person, you love chocolate cake but they are two different levels of the meaning. In Greek, there are multiple words for the different levels of love. Agape would be unconditional love whereas filos would be brotherly love. It's the same concept with Japanese if I recall correctly.

So in a nutshell, Nakama has a literal translation of "fellow" according to Google Translate, but the English language uses synonyms of the word for variety in speech.

Sarahmint wrote:

Kaio wrote:

Nakama means friend.

I thought it meant "crew members" or "associated allies"

friend > mate > first mate > pirate

Even english words are used as broadly.