One Piece Chapter 1125 Confirms Manga’s Release Schedule for Mid-September

On Monday, September 2, 2024, the first spoilers for the highly anticipated One Piece chapter 1125 were revealed. These spoilers, shared by renowned series leaker @pewpiece (Pew) on X (formerly Twitter), confirmed that the manga would be released in mid-September 2024, as previously announced. Additionally, according to Pew, author and illustrator Eiichiro Oda’s manga will not be taking a break after the release of chapter 1125.

Chapter 1126 is set to be released on Monday, September 16, 2024, which is just one week after the official release of One Piece chapter 1125 on Monday, September 9. It should be noted that this schedule is subject to change in case of any unexpected emergencies for Oda or Shueisha. However, it has been confirmed that the series will not be taking a break week after chapter 1125.

One Piece chapter 1125: Restarting the Series’ Release Schedule After a Turbulent August

Regrettably, there is currently no additional confirmed information about the release schedule for the manga, aside from the fact that there will be no hiatus after the release of One Piece chapter 1125. However, it is likely that the series will resume its usual pattern of three chapters released followed by a one-week break, as it had been doing before August 2024. This month holds significance as it caused a disruption in the release schedule due to a mandatory break for Oda’s series.

Oda’s decision to return to a three-on, one-off format means that the manga will take a break on Monday, September 30, 2024. Interestingly, this is the same day that the final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen, written and illustrated by Gege Akutami, is scheduled to be released. This break for Oda’s series could potentially allow Akutami to conclude his series with an extended issue and also give it the spotlight for the week as it makes its final appearance.

This idea is reinforced by the fact that Oda’s manga is about to begin its highly anticipated Elbaf arc, which is expected to attract a lot of attention from the general Weekly Shonen Jump fanbase. Taking a week off during the release of the final issue of Jujutsu Kaisen would ensure that the manga’s ending receives the full attention it deserves, without any distractions. This decision appears to be a wise and probable one, especially considering the curiosity surrounding Akutami’s conclusion to their series.

Despite being speculative, it should be noted that Pew and other reputable sources have confirmed the absence of a break week after the release of One Piece chapter 1125 at the time of writing this article. As the month progresses and more issues are released, fans can anticipate further updates on the manga’s September release schedule.

The One Piece manga series, created by Oda, originally debuted in July 1997 in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. Despite being in its final saga, the series is still ongoing and continues to be published in the same magazine. In October 1999, Toei Animation adapted the manga into a weekly television anime, which is also currently still ongoing.