Eiichiro oda has surprised everyone with the statements he has given about the end of the series.
Much has been rumored about the conclusion of One Piece, one of the longest-running manga in history, which has exceeded a whopping 1,000 chapters over more than 20 years. However, obviously, nothing is eternal, so it is a matter of time before this work comes to an end.
Some weeks ago the news emerged that One Piece would end in a short timebecause after the conclusion of the Wano arc, the Mugiwaras were heading towards their final destination and the manga had entered its climax.
From this news, many speculations began that pointed out that this story would end in a few years. So, to put all these rumors to rest, It was Eiichiro Oda himself, creator of the series, who has spoken to clarify the details about the conclusion of One Piece and has taken everyone by surprise. Next, we will tell you all the details.
Eiichiro Oda clarifies the rumors about the conclusion of One Piece
Oda has commented when the work will end and has surprised everyone with his statements
Everything has its end and One Piece is no exception. In fact, when the day finally comes when fans have to say goodbye to Luffy and company It will be an extremely sad moment, but at the same time happy, since it is likely that the Captain of the Straw Hats has finally fulfilled his dream of become the Pirate King and millions of people around the world have accompanied him on this journey.
In fact, an entire generation has grown up in the company of Luffy, as he advances through the New World, trying to fulfill his dream. In the process he has made many friends and allies, but also powerful enemies, such as the Navy, the World Government and even the Emperors of the Sea. Definitely, the rest of the protagonist’s adventure will be full of a lot of danger.
It is known that One Piece has entered its final arc, in which many of the most important mysteries of the series have been revealed, even the identity of Dr. Vegapunk, a scientist of great relevance to the development of the plot. But with this announcement of the last arc, fans have speculated that the series will end sooner rather than later, to which the mangaka himself has had to respond.
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Oda says that ‘regardless of the Final Arc currently ongoing, there’s no plan to wrap up the series anytime soon, so relax— ONE PIECE #ONEPIECE1070 (@ONEPIECESPOILE1) December 18, 2022
Through the social network Twitter, the account @ONEPIECESPOILE1which has a lot of support and trust from the community, shared a message from Eiichiro Oda where it confirms that, despite the fact that the arc that is in progress is the end, this does not mean that the series will end in a short time. In fact, it can be said that there is still a lot of content and adventures to be enjoyed by the Mugiwara.
This news has served to calm the fans, who were sad and lamenting that their favorite work, a that have followed for many years and thousands of chaptersIt would be ending soon. According to this account, there are no plans for this to happen anytime soon.
What does the current One Piece arc hold for the future of the series?
One Piece is in its final stretch. However, Oda has stated that there is still a lot of content to be addressed, which means this one won’t end anytime soon.
Now that it is known that Oda does not plan to finish the work soon, fans feel calmer, as this means that the mangaka wants to take his time to develop all events in an exceptional way and give the closure it deserves to this manga that has become one of the most important and influential in all of history.
One Piece’s ongoing arc, following Wano’s closure, is the finale, so there’s a lot of anticipation on this one. In fact, fans expect all the secrets and mysteries that Oda has been in charge of presenting throughout these years, finally receive his explanation. Also, Dr. Vegapunk may play an important role in all this, since he has shared a theory that explains the origin of the Devil Fruits.
However, it remains to wait to know all the details of this work that still has a long way to go and that, surely, it will have an epic closing with which everyone will be satisfied.