One Piece Anime will reportedly put Wano Arc on hold in July

One piece Anime fans have been getting back-to-back spectacular episodes since the series returned from its long hiatus. Episode 1015 launched the Roof Piece and Toei provided movie-level animation in the final few episodes. However, it seems like the anime will soon be taking a brief break from the ongoing Wano Arc.

It’s an exciting time for One piece Fans because of the ongoing fight between Kaido and Luffy in the manga. After a very long time we’ve seen a new transformation of Luffy that makes him strong enough to defeat the Emperor of the Seas. The anime series also lives up to the incredible Wano arc by giving us A-tier animation in every episode. But there’s something else that makes 2022 a notable year for fans, and that’s what’s coming One piece red Movie.

Toei Animation announced that One piece red Film last year with a teaser. Unlike the anime series, the film focuses on Shanks and his daughter Uta. The official trailer for the film gave us a good idea of ​​the characters that will be a crucial part of the film. However, it looks like Toei Animation wants to build the story for the Red movie through them One piece Anime series.

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One Piece anime could start a filler arc based on the red film

Recently, a rumor turned up on the internet saying One piece Anime will stop the Wano Arc for a while in July. That’s because the creators want to launch a mini-arc as an introduction to the Red Movie.

So far, Toei hasn’t officially confirmed the news, but fans are pretty confident that the rumor is true. That’s because One piece is known for introducing mini or filler arcs in relation to a film before its official release. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the creators want to do the same to generate hype in the community for the One piece red Movie.

Honestly, it makes sense to overdo it One piece red Film by dedicating some episodes to the plot in the anime. Fans obsessed with manga continuity aren’t usually thrilled with the standalone or filler arcs. However, the community could be more excited for the film after getting an introduction to it in the anime. Also, it’s safe to assume that the min-arc won’t last more than 3-4 episodes, so the Wano arc won’t pause for too long.