[[Image:One Piece, Volume 1.jpg|frame|right|First volume of ''One Piece'', released in Japan by Shueisha on [[December 24]], [[1997]]]]
[[Image:One Piece, Volume 1.jpg|frame|right|First volume of ''One Piece'', released in Japan by Shueisha on [[December 24]], [[1997]]]]
This is a '''list of volumes and chapters''' of the [[shōnen]] manga series ''[[One Piece]]'' by [[Eiichiro Oda]]. The ongoing series first premiered in [[Japan]] [[Weekly Shōnen Jump]] on [[August 4]], [[1997]], where it continues serialization. The individual chapters are compiled into [[tankōbon|collected volumes]] by [[Shueisha]], with the first volume released [[December 24]], [[1997]]. As of June 2008, 50 volumes have been released in Japan. Oda originally planned ''One Piece'' to last five years, but extended the story beyond that as he enjoyed writing it so much.<ref name="SBS1">{{cite book |last=Oda |first=Eiichiro |authorlink=Eiichiro Oda |title=One Piece, Volume 42 |date=2006-07-09 |publisher=[[Shueisha]] |location=[[Tokyo]] |language=Japanese |isbn=4088741277 |pages=126 }}</ref> He did not that he already has the ending planned, and has since the beginning of the series, and that he is committed to seeing the series through to its end, no matter how many years it may take.<ref name="Yomiuri-Oda">{{cite web |url=http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/book/news/20070725bk07.htm |title=''One Piece'' Q&A with Eiichiro Oda |accessdate=2007-07-25 |first=Kanta |last=Ishida |date=2007-07-25 |work=[[Yomiuri Shimbun]] |language=Japanese }}</ref> ''One Piece'' was adapted into an [[original video animation]] by [[Production I.G]] in 1998. A year later, [[Toei Animation]] began an anime television series adaptation of the manga. The first episode aired on [[October 20]], [[1999]] on [[Fuji TV]] and, like the manga, is still ongoing.
This is a '''list of volumes and chapters''' of the [[shōnen]] manga series ''[[One Piece]]'' by [[Eiichiro Oda]]. The ongoing series first premiered in [[Japan]] [[Weekly Shōnen Jump]] on [[August 4]], [[1997]], where it continues serialization. The individual chapters are compiled into [[tankōbon|collected volumes]] by [[Shueisha]], with the first volume released [[December 24]], [[1997]]. As of June 2008, 50 volumes have been released in Japan. Oda originally planned ''One Piece'' to last five years, but extended the story beyond that as he enjoyed writing it so much.<ref name="SBS1">{{cite book |last=Oda |first=Eiichiro |authorlink=Eiichiro Oda |title=One Piece, Volume 42 |date=2006-07-09 |publisher=[[Shueisha]] |location=[[Tokyo]] |language=Japanese |isbn=4088741277 |pages=126 }}</ref> He did note that he already has the ending planned, and has since the beginning of the series, and that he is committed to seeing the series through to its end, no matter how many years it may take.<ref name="Yomiuri-Oda">{{cite web |url=http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/book/news/20070725bk07.htm |title=''One Piece'' Q&A with Eiichiro Oda |accessdate=2007-07-25 |first=Kanta |last=Ishida |date=2007-07-25 |work=[[Yomiuri Shimbun]] |language=Japanese }}</ref> ''One Piece'' was adapted into an [[original video animation]] by [[Production I.G]] in 1998. A year later, [[Toei Animation]] began an anime television series adaptation of the manga. The first episode aired on [[October 20]], [[1999]] on [[Fuji TV]] and, like the manga, is still ongoing.
The ''One Piece'' manga series is licensed for an [[English (language)|English language]] release in [[North America]] by [[Viz Media]]. The first volume was released by Viz in June 2003 and as of June 2008, 18 volumes have been published. In addition to releasing the individual volumes, Viz is serializing ''One Piece'' in its English language manga anthology ''Shonen Jump''. It was one of the first series to appear in the magazine when it launched in November 2002, and it continues to be one of the magazine's monthly series.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2002-07-30/shounen-jump-exposed |title=Shonen Jump Exposed |publisher=[[Anime News Network]] |date=2002-07-30 |accessdate=2008-06-08 }}</ref> The English volumes are being distributed in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]] by [[Madman Entertainment]], and in the [[United Kingdom]] by [[Gollancz Manga]].
The ''One Piece'' manga series is licensed for an [[English (language)|English language]] release in [[North America]] by [[Viz Media]]. The first volume was released by Viz in June 2003 and as of June 2008, 18 volumes have been published. In addition to releasing the individual volumes, Viz is serializing ''One Piece'' in its English language manga anthology ''Shonen Jump''. It was one of the first series to appear in the magazine when it launched in November 2002, and it continues to be one of the magazine's monthly series.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2002-07-30/shounen-jump-exposed |title=Shonen Jump Exposed |publisher=[[Anime News Network]] |date=2002-07-30 |accessdate=2008-06-08 }}</ref> The English volumes are being distributed in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]] by [[Madman Entertainment]], and in the [[United Kingdom]] by [[Gollancz Manga]].
First volume of One Piece, released in Japan by Shueisha on December 24, 1997
This is a list of volumes and chapters of the shōnen manga series One Piece by Eiichiro Oda. The ongoing series first premiered in JapanWeekly Shōnen Jump on August 4, 1997, where it continues serialization. The individual chapters are compiled into collected volumes by Shueisha, with the first volume released December 24, 1997. As of June 2008, 50 volumes have been released in Japan. Oda originally planned One Piece to last five years, but extended the story beyond that as he enjoyed writing it so much.[1] He did note that he already has the ending planned, and has since the beginning of the series, and that he is committed to seeing the series through to its end, no matter how many years it may take.[2]One Piece was adapted into an original video animation by Production I.G in 1998. A year later, Toei Animation began an anime television series adaptation of the manga. The first episode aired on October 20, 1999 on Fuji TV and, like the manga, is still ongoing.
The One Piece manga series is licensed for an English language release in North America by Viz Media. The first volume was released by Viz in June 2003 and as of June 2008, 18 volumes have been published. In addition to releasing the individual volumes, Viz is serializing One Piece in its English language manga anthology Shonen Jump. It was one of the first series to appear in the magazine when it launched in November 2002, and it continues to be one of the magazine's monthly series.[3] The English volumes are being distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Madman Entertainment, and in the United Kingdom by Gollancz Manga.
001. Romance Dawn (ROMANCE DAWN —冒険の夜明け—, Romance Dawn: Bōken no Yoake)
002. They Call Him "Straw Hat Luffy" (その男「麦わらのルフィ」, Sono Otoko "Mugiwara no Rufi")
003. Enter Zoro: Pirate Hunter (海賊狩りロロノア・ゾロ」登場, Kaizoku-Gari Roronoa Zoro" Tōjō)
004. The Great Captain Morgan (海軍大佐「斧手のモーガン」, Kaigun Taisa "Onote no Mōgan")
005. The King of the Pirates and the Master Swordsman (海賊王と大剣豪, Kaizoku Ō to Daikengō)
006. Number One (一人目, Hitorime)
007. Friends (友達, Tomodachi)
008. Nami (ナミ登場, Nami Tōjō)
Seven-year-old Monkey D. Luffy admires his hero, the pirate Red-Haired Shanks, and dreams of one day becoming a pirate himself. However, he accidentally eats the Gomu Gomu Fruit for dessert, giving him the power to stretch his whole body like rubber at the cost of the ability to swim. Undeterred, he sets out ten years later on his quest to become the King of the Pirates, adding a first mate to his crew, and setting an acquaintance on the path to fulfill his dreams of greatness in the Navy.
010. Incident at the Tavern (酒場の一件, Sakaba no Ikken)
011. Flight (敗走, Haisō)
012. Dog (犬, Inu)
013. Treasure (宝物, Takaramono)
014. Reckless (無謀っ!!, Mubō!!)
015. GONG
016. Versus Buggy's Crew (VERSUS!! バギー海賊団, VERSUS!! Bagī Kaizoku-Dan)
017. High Level, Low Level (格, Kaku)
In a fair sized port town Luffy runs into the pirate thief Nami, who quickly gets Luffy and Zoro into a big mess. That mess being the badside of the port occupying pirate Buggy the Clown. The ensuing conflict becomes desirable to the heroes once they find out that Buggy has a map to the Grand Line's entrance. With the aid of the troublesome Nami, the group hopes to secure the map as well as free the port town from Buggy's grasp.
018. The Pirate Buggy the Clown (海賊「道化のバギー」, Kaizoku "Dōke no Bagī")
019. Devil Fruit (悪魔の実, Akuma no Mi)
020. The Way of the Thief (泥棒道, Dorobō-Dō)
021. Townies (町, Machi)
022. Strange Creatures (あんたが珍獣, Anata ga Chinjū)
023. The Dread Captain Usopp (キャプテン・ウソップ登場, Kyaputen Usoppu Tōjō)
024. The Lie Rejecter (偽れぬもの, Itsuwarenu Mono)
025. Lies (ウソ800, Usoppappyaku)
026. Captain Kuro's Plan (キャプテン・クロの一計, Kyaputen Kuro no Ikkei)
Luffy faces off against the pirate captain Buggy the clown in a duel of Devil Fruit users over a map to the Grand Line. Later Luffy and company face the mysterious guardian of the isle of strange animals and the diabolical Usopp. Usopp is a chronic liar who claims he commands an army of 80 thousand men when not one man is to be seen.
034. A Humble Servant (執事クラハドール, Shitsuji Kurahadōru)
035. The Steep Slope (ネオ坂道, Neo Sakamichi)
Usopp finds himself helpless and alone, in facing a terrible pirate menace coming to his hometown within hours. Kuro, the butler of his rich-girl friend Kaya has been plotting her demise and subsequent will money for years on end, and he is noneother than a vicious former pirate captain to boot! No one believes Usopp, and theres no way he can survive against Captain Kuro and his former men. But Usopp's honest bravery has attracted the eye of the Straw Hat Pirates.
Two conflicts have come off the main pirate invasion on Usopp's village. Django, Captain Kuro's former first mate, pursues Kaya to force her to write a will, while Zoro and Usopp race to save her. Meanwhile, Luffy and Kuro go head to head on the shores of the island. The consequence of losing is death. And the prize in winning may be a ship for the crew to call its own. In the end it all comes down to which pirate is true to the code of the sea.
046. An Uninvited Guest (招かれざる客, Manekarezaru Kyaku)
047. The Don's Offer (海賊艦隊提督「首領・クリーク」, Kaizoku Kantai Teitoku "Don Kurīku")
048. Steer Clear (その航路、やめときな, Sono Kōro, Yametoki na)
049. Storm (嵐, Arashi)
050. A Parting of Ways (己々が路, Ono'ono ga Michi)
051. Zoro Overboard (ロロノア・ゾロ海に散る, Roronoa Zoro Umi ni Chiru)
052. The Oath (誓い, Chikai)
053. Mackerel Head (サバガシラ１号, Sabagashira Ichi-gō)
In search of a chef for their crew, the Straw Hat Pirates go to the floating restaurant Baratie. There they meet Sanji, the chain smoking, attitude filled, skirt chasing, assistant head chef. But the considerably relaxing recruitment mission turns ugly fast. Within the process of one day disaster strikes as the mighty Don Krieg and what is left of his pirate armada attack. Something awful is hunting Krieg from when he was on the Grand line, and it hasn't given up yet.
057. If You Have a Dream (夢在るがゆえ, Yume Aru ga Yue)
058. Crap-Geezer (クソジジイ, Kuso Jijī)
059. Sanji's Debt (恩, On)
060. Resolution (ケジメ, Kejime)
061. The Demon (鬼, Oni)
062. MH5 (M・H・５)
With Zoro, Usopp, and the rest chasing after the traitorus Nami, Luffy is left to recruit Sanji alone, and fend off the menace of Don Krieg. The Baratie battle takes a nasty turn though when Head chef Zeff is taken hostage by Krieg's right hand man, Gin. With this hostage, Sanji refuses to fight lest he becomes responsible for Zeff's death. And yet he still refuses to give up the Baratie (Zeff's pride and joy) to Krieg. What kind of past do Zeff and Sanji have?
066. The Chewed-up Spear (噛み殺した槍, Kamikoroshita Yari)
067. The Soup (SOUP)
068. The Fourth Person (４人目, Yonninme)
069. Arlong Park (アーロンパーク, Āron Pāku)
070. The Great Adventure of Usopp the Man (男ウソップ大冒険, Otoko Usoppu Daibōken)
071. Lords of All Creation (万物の霊長, Banbutsu no Reichō)
Don Krieg boasts a suit of armor riddled with weapons and other tools of death. Luffy boasts a vest and breeches. And yet no suit of gadgets can ever break down a person who keeps going no matter what. Perhaps Krieg has finally met his match?
Meanwhile Zoro, Usopp and co. arrive on the island where Nami fled. An island under the rule of a vicious band of Fishmen, an island Nami calls home.
073. Monsters of the Grand Line (偉大なる航路から来た怪物, Gurando Rain kara Kita Kaibutsu)
074. Business (仕事, Bijinesu)
075. Of Maps and Fish-Men (海図と魚人, Kaizu to Gyōjin)
076. Sleep (ねる, Neru)
077. The First Step Toward a Dream (夢の一歩, Yume no Ippo)
078. Belle-Mère (ベルメールさん, Berumēru-san)
079. To Live (生きる, Ikiru)
080. A Thief is a Thief (罪は罪, Tsumi wa Tsumi)
081. Tears (涙, Namida)
Cocoyashi Village is under the shadow of Arlong Park, the fortress of fishman Arlong and his men. The people live in constant fear of mass execution, knowing the Marines can never save them. The villagers experience governmental corruption, racism, paranoia, and totalitarianism. Nami tries hard to buy back her village so the villagers will not suffer anymore.
085. Three Swords vs. Six (三刀流対六刀流, Santōryū tai Rokutōryū)
086. Heroism vs. Fish-Man Cruelty (騎士道VS魚人空手, Kishidō VS Gyōjin Karate)
087. It's All Over!! (終わったんだ!!, Owattanda!!)
088. Die!!! (死んで!!!, Shinde!!!)
089. Trade-off (交替, Kōtai)
090. What Can You Do? (何ができる, Nani ga Dekiru)
Arlong has been able to hold an entire island in his grasp right under the government's nose. But he's made one fatal mistake: no-one makes Luffy's navigator cry. Now the Straw Hat Crew is in Arlong Park, and they are ready to take it down. Unfortunately, Luffy finds out that it's not that easy to defeat a fishman.
096. The Meanest Man in the East (東一番の悪, Higashi Ichiban no Waru)
097. Kitetsu III (三代鬼徹, Sandai Kitetsu)
098. Dark Clouds (暗雲, An'un)
099. Luffy Died (ルフィが死んだ, Rufi ga Shinda)
The final showdown between Luffy and Arlong begins, the fate of the East Blue is in Luffy's hands! With a crew of 5, Luffy is now ready (in his mind, at least) to enter the Grand Line. First, though, is a stop at the famed Loguetown, to pick up supplies and visit the place where the King of the Pirates himself was born and later executed. But things don't go as smoothly as planned, because Luffy has picked up a bounty of 30 million Berries. He is now officially wanted by the Navy, as well as by a certain old adversary who will stop at nothing to see him dead.
102. And Now, the Grand Line (さて、偉大なる航路, Sate, Gurando Rain)
103. The Whale (クジラ, Kujira)
104. Cape Promise (約束の岬, Yakusoku no Misaki)
105. Log Pose (記録指針, Rogu Pōsu)
106. The Town of Welcome (歓迎の町, Kangei no Machi)
107. Moonlight and Tombstones (月光と墓標, Gekkō to Bihyō)
108. 100 Bounty Hunters (100人の賞金稼ぎ, Hyakunin no Shōkin Kasegi)
It's been eleven volumes of action and suspense, but now the true story has begun! Luffy and his crew are at last entering the legendary Grand Line, where death is abundant as adventure! But is the crew really ready for this dreaded sea route?
110. The Night Isn't Over (夜は終わらない, Yoru wa Owaranai)
111. The Secret Criminal Organization (秘密犯罪会社, Himitsu Hanzai Kaisha)
112. Luffy vs. Zoro (ルフィ VS ゾロ, Rufi VS Zoro)
113. It's All Right!!! (大丈夫!!!, Daijōbu!!!)
114. The Course (進路, Shinro)
115. Little Garden of Adventure (冒険のリトルガーデン, Bōken no Ritoru Gāden)
116. Big (でっけェ, Dekkē)
117. Dorry and Brogy (ドリーとブロギー, Dorī to Burogī)
The moon rises into the sky as Zoro cleans up the remaining bounty hunters on the false village of Whiskey Peak, an easy enough job...until things start to get a little complicated. By the end of the night the Strawhats find themselves the escorts of a princess marked for death, in the knowledge of a criminal conspiracy, and a target of one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea! Welcome, to the Grand Line.
In the prehistoric jungles of Little Garden, two Giant comrades have engaged in a duel of honor for 100 years, a duel between friends that truly embodies the romance of a brave warrior of the sea. But with the Strawhats arrival on the island, comes Baroque Works in hot pursuit. The diabolically clever Mr.3 has been deployed this time, and his targets are Strawhat and Giant alike. With over half the crew disabled (or lost, as in Sanji) Luffy, Usopp, and Princess Vivi's pet duck Karoo, must face 4 Baroque Works agents! Its going to take more than basic skills to win, its going to take Instinct.
133. Adventure in a Nameless Country (名もなき国の冒険, Namonaki Kuni no Bōken)
134. Dr. Kureha (Dr.くれは, Dr. Kureha)
135. Lapins (ラパーン, Rapān)
136. A Man Named Dalton (ドルトンという男, Doruton to Iu Otoko)
The Straw hat pirates have left Little Garden and are on their way to Alabasta but sickness has hit Nami and without a doctor on their ship they must find the nearest island for Nami. But what is up with this mysterious island and its weird doctor and pet. Are the Straw hat pirates taking Nami to safety or danger?
139. Enter Tony Tony Chopper (トニートニー・チョッパー登場, Tonītonī Choppā Tōjō)
140. The Castle of Snow (雪の住む城, Yuki no Sumu Shiro)
141. Quack Doctor (ヤブ医者, Yabu Isha)
142. Skull and Cherry Blossoms (ドクロと桜, Dokuro to Sakura)
143. Clumsy (不器用, Bukiyō)
144. Snowy Tale (雪物語, Yuki Monogatari)
145. Carrying on His Will (受け継がれる意志, Uketsugareru Ishi)
The Lapins have finally done it. They have caused an avalanche that has injured Sanji. Now it is up to Luffy to carry Nami and Sanji to the highest peak of Drum Kingdom. But what troubles will Luffy meet on the way and what kind of reception will Luffy face if he reaches the top?
146. Battle to Defend the Kingdom (国防戦, Kokubōsen)
147. Frauds (ウソッパチ, Usoppachi)
148. Unbreakable (折れない, Orenai)
149. RUMBLE!!
150. Royal Drum Crown 7-Shot Tin Tyrant Cannon (ロイヤルドラムクラウン７連散弾ブリキング大砲, Roiyaru Doramu Kuraun Nana-ren Shotto Burikingu Kyanon)
151. The Skies of Drum (ドラムの空, Doramu no Sora)
152. Full Moon (満月, Mangetsu)
153. Hiruluk's Cherry Blossoms (ヒルルクの桜, Hiruruku no Sakura)
154. To Alabasta (アラバスタへ, Arabasuta e)
155. Sir Crocodile, the Pirate (海賊 サー・クロコダイル, Kaizoku Sā Kurokodairu)
Luffy gets to the top of the mountain with Nami and Sanji injured. He meets Dr. Kuhera and Tony Tony Chopper. He's a reindeer that ate the Devil's Fruit which turned him into a zoan. But trouble comes when Wapol of Tin returnes to his kingdom in Drum Island.
The Strawhat Pirates sail en route toward Alabasta. They meet with a crossdressing man named Bon Clay with the powers of the Clone Clone Fruit and after his show of faces he leaves with the info of him being Mr.2. The Strawhats arrive at Alabasta with Luffy bursting away to eat. Afer a series of events Portgas D. Ace meets his little brother, Luffy! It all heats up when Baroque Works, the Navy, and even the Dugong arrive! The meeting of Baroque and the plan, Operation Utopia are about to unfold!
218. Why the Log Pose is Spherical (「記録指針」が丸い理由, "Rogu Pōsu" ga Marui Wake)
219. Salvage King Masira (サルベージ王マシラ, Sarubēji-Ō Mashira)
220. Sea Floor Stroll (海底散歩, Kaitei Sanpo)
221. Monsters (怪物, Kaibutsu)
222. Big-Time Rookies (大型ルーキー, Ōgata Rūkī)
223. I Solemnly Swear that I Absolutely Will Not Fight Within This Town (ワタクシはこの町では決してケンカしないと誓います, Watakushi wa Kono Machi de wa Kesshite Kenka Shinai to Chikaimasu)
224. Don't Dream (夢を見るな, Yume o Miruna)
225. A Person's Dream (人の夢, Hito no Yume)
226. Sea Floor Exploration King Shōjō (海底探索王ショウジョウ, Kaitei Tansaku-Ō Shōjō)
259. Pirate Zoro vs. Warrior Braham (海賊ゾロvs戦士ブラハム, Kaizoku Zoro vs Senshi Burahamu)
260. Pirate Luffy vs. Berserker Wiper (海賊ルフィvs戦鬼ワイパー, Kaizoku Rufi vs Senki Waipā)
261. Warrior Genbou vs. God's Forces Commander Yama (戦士ゲンボウvs神兵長ヤマ, Senshi Genbō vs Shinpeichō Yama)
262. Pirate Chopper vs. Priest Gedatsu (海賊チョッパーvs神官ゲダツ, Kaizoku Choppā vs Shinkan Gedatsu)
263. Pirate Nami and the Weird Knight vs. God's Forces Subcommanders Hotori and Kotori (海賊ナミと変な騎士vs副神兵長ホトリとコトリ, Kaizoku Nami to Hen na Kishi vs Fukushinpeichō Hotori to Kotori)
264. Warrior Kamakiri vs. God Enel (戦士カマキリvs神・エネル, Senshi Kamakiri vs Goddo Eneru)
