One Piece episode 1105: Release date and time, Where to watch, and more

The official website for the One Piece series has announced that episode 1105 will air on Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 9:30 am JST. Following the defeat of Lucci and Kaku, the upcoming episode will shift its focus to Stussy, who betrayed her comrades. It is yet to be seen if this will benefit Vegapunk’s plans, as he is currently determined to leave Egghead Island.

The ongoing Egghead Arc remains a highlight of the series, showcasing impressive animation and a perfect balance of world-building and thrilling action. Stay tuned as this article offers a comprehensive summary of all the latest details on One Piece episode 1105.

Please note: This article contains spoilers.

One Piece episode 1105 release date and time

Shaka and the Straw Hats as seen in the One Piece episode 1105 previe (Image via Toei)

One Piece episode 1105 is scheduled to premiere on local Japanese networks at 9:30 AM JST on Sunday, May 19, 2024. While for a small number of international fans, this means the episode will be released on Saturday evening in their local time, the majority of international fans, like their Japanese counterparts, will have access to the episode on Sunday morning in their respective time zones.

The airing of the episode in Japan will follow the schedule below:

Time zones	Release Day	Release Date	Release Time
Pacific Daylight Time	Saturday	May 18, 2024	5:30 PM
Eastern Daylight Time	Saturday	May 18, 2024	8:30 PM
Greenwich Mean Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	12:30AM
Central European Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	1:30 AM
Indian Standard Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	6 AM
Philippine Standard Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	8:30 AM
Japanese Standard Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	9:30 AM
Australia Central Standard Time	Sunday	May 19, 2024	11 AM

Where to watch One Piece episode 1105?

Stussy as seen in Episode 1105 preview (Image via Toei Animation)

International viewers can catch the latest episode of One Piece, episode 1105, on either Crunchyroll or Netflix after its release in Japan. With Netflix streaming the Egghead arc as it airs in Japan, both platforms offer the opportunity for fans to watch the newest episode.

One Piece episode 1104 recap

Kuma as seen in the anime (Image via Toei Animation)

In the previous episode of One Piece, it was revealed through a conversation between Vegapunk and Kuma that a West Blue scholar had discovered the concept of a soul weighing 21 grams, which is believed to be lost upon death. The scholar also speculated that Kuma’s Devil Fruit power, which allows him to materialize and transfer pain, may operate in a similar manner. As a result, he wanted to test if Kuma’s abilities could also materialize memories and mental images. However, Kuma expressed hesitation. In the present, Vegapunk warned Bonney to stay away from Kuma’s paw-bubble, as it would only cause her pain.

During the Labophase, Kaku and Zoro engaged in a brief fight, during which Kaku revealed his Awakened Devil Fruit form. At the same time, Lucci gave the order for the Seraphim to attack Vegapunk’s lab. However, amidst the chaos, Stussy intervened and incapacitated Kaku. It was then revealed that she was the first successful clone of MADS, based on the likeness of Miss Buckingham Stussy. Lucci was shocked by Stussy’s betrayal and attempted to retaliate, but she used a Sea Prism Stone to immobilize him and render him unconscious.

What to Expect in One Piece Episode 1105 (Speculative)

S-Hawk as seen in Episode 1105 preview (Image via Toei)

In the upcoming episode 1105 of One Piece, titled A Beautiful Act of Treason! The Spy, fans can anticipate delving deeper into the character of Stussy, a CP0 agent who has recently declared her loyalty to Vegapunk. It will be intriguing to see where her journey leads, as the World Government is sure to come after her in light of her betrayal. In fact, Kizaru is already on his way to Egghead.

The sneak peek for the upcoming episode also reveals that Zoro and Brook will be tasked with preventing Seraphim from destroying the laboratory until Vegapunk’s satellites can intervene. It will certainly be thrilling to see Zoro face off against S-Shark, whose design is inspired by Mihawk.