One Piece fans are shocked by this surprising announcement from Netflix

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Netflix’s recent announcement regarding the One Piece anime has fans more confused than ever. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening.

The One Piece anime recently launched the Egghead arc of the Final Saga. The franchise is at the height of its popularity, which continues to grow. Crunchyroll has always been the largest streaming platform for anime. However, following the massive success of the live-action,Netflix is ​​paying special attention to Eiichiro Oda’s classic Shonen manga.

The second live-action season is currently in production, alongside a remake of the anime which will present the East Blue Saga. Wit Studio will be responsible for the remake of the anime, which will be available exclusively on Netflix.

Additionally, the anime adaptation of Monsters, one of Oda’s one-shots, is also coming to Netflix this month, directed by Sunghoo Park. It is based on the story of Ryuma from 400 years ago. With so many One Piece projects in the works, Netflix announced some other major news that left fans perplexed.

Which Netflix announcement confused One Piece fans?

After the Egghead arc began, the official Netflix account tweeted:

The streaming giant will add new episodes every week in several countries. However, what is surprising is that Netflix in many territories does not include all previous episodes. However, Netflix USA has episodes up to the Marineford arc.

So, fans are confused about Netflix’s decision to suddenly include the series starting from episode 1089 without adding the hundreds of previous episodes. Netflix will add the episodes each week starting with the Egghead arc. While many fans are excited and eager, several others are posting memes and their opinions on the matter.

One of the popular posts on Twitter shared a GIF featuring Jogo from Jujutsu Kaisen experiencing Gojo’s Domain Expansion, with a note: “One Piece anime viewers on Netflix who are still in Sabaody are starting by mistake just one episode of Egghead.”

The idea behind using the GIF is that anime viewers would be confused by the large number of missing episodes in between. Another fan posted: “People watching the Sabaody anime on Netflix and suddenly the next episode comes to Egg Head and comes face to face with these characters here they will be sure it’s the sequel lol.”

One user commented: “Netflix heard people saying One Piece starts at Egg Head and took it seriously.”

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