The right path of One Piece (Manga)

 The One Piece Manga is probably one of the greatest things ever created on the face of earth, it has over 1000 chapters all filled with unique, original and supreme art. The Manga brings the readers some additional details which cannot always be found in the Anime and the content is much more graphic and detailed which a lot of the readers enjoy, One Piece has an exclusive base of only Manga readers and some crazy fans like me who enjoys both the Manga and the Anime.

Today we bring to you the exclusive list of the One Piece Manga in the perfect order which you can follow, this list will be helpful for those who are just starting or are somewhere in between it. 

Here is the perfectly curated list,

It all starts with the Super Rookies Saga which contains

East Blue Saga:

  • Romance Dawn Arc (Volume 1)
  • Orange Town Arc (Volumes 1 to 3)
  • Syrup Village Arc (Volumes 3 to 5)
  • Baratie Arc (Volumes 5 to 8)
  • Arlong Park Arc (Volumes 8 to 11)
  • Loguetown Arc (Volumes 11 to 12)

Arabasta Saga:

  • Reverse Mountain Arc (Volume 12)
  • Whisky Peak Arc (Volumes 12 to 13)
  • Little Garden Arc (Volumes 13 to 15)
  • Drum Island Arc (Volumes 15 to 17)
  • Arabasta Arc (Volumes 17 to 24)

Sky Island Saga:

  • Jaya Arc (Volumes 24 to 25)
  • Skypiea Arc (Volumes 26 to 32)

Water 7 Saga:

  • Long Ring Long Land Arc (Volumes 32 to 34)
  • Water 7 Arc (Volumes 34 to 39)
  • Enies Lobby Arc (Volumes 39 to 44)
  • Post-Enies Lobby Arc (Volumes 45 to 46)

Thriller Bark Saga:

  • Thriller Bark Arc (Volumes 46 to 50)

Summit War Saga:

  • Sabaody Archipelago Arc (Volumes 50 to 53)
  • Amazon Lily Arc (Volumes 53 to 54)
  • Impel Down Arc (Volumes 54 to 56)
  • Marineford Arc (Volumes 56 to 59)
  • Post-War Arc (Volumes 59 to 61)
Then comes The New World Saga which contains



Fish-Man Island Saga
  • Return to Sabaody Arc (Volume 61)
  • Fish-Man Island Arc (Volumes 61 to 66)

Dressrosa Saga

  • Punk Hazard Arc (Volumes 66 to 70)
  • Dressrosa Arc (Volumes 70 to 80)

Four Emperors Saga

  • Zou Arc (Volumes 80 to 82)
  • Whole Cake Island (Volumes 82 to 90)
  • Levely Arc (Volumes 90)
  • Wano Country Arc (Volumes 90 to still on the run)

There you have it, the perfect manga order for you, follow this list and never miss out on the journey of the Future Pirate King and his crew.

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