What’s the Reason Behind the Broadcast Delay of One Piece Fishman Island Remake on October 27?

One Piece is on a six-month hiatus, and the broadcast of One Piece Fishman Island Remake has been delayed to November 3, 2024.

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With the One Piece anime pausing at episode 1122, declaring a six-month hiatus, the void in the otaku’s heart must be filled. One Piece Fan Letter, a special 25th-anniversary episode, and One Piece Fishman Island Remake were tasked with that job. The former proved to be an instant fan favorite. However, the latter which was scheduled to air on 27 October has been delayed! Here’s all that you need to know about this mystery.

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When will One Piece Fishman Island Remake finally premiere?

The Fishman Island Remake was supposed to air from 27th October 2024 to 30th March 2025. However, it has been delayed. Instead, it will be aired on 3rd November, 2024.

What’s the reason behind the broadcast delay of One Piece Fishman Island Remake?

The Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series Coverage delayed the One Piece Fishman Island Remake. The second championship game is scheduled for broadcast in the time slot originally reserved for the Straw Hats and their adventures mean that One Piece Fishman Island Remake will be postponed to 3rd November 2024.



What to Expect from One Piece Fishman Island Remake?

The One Piece Fishman Island Remake is going to comprise 21 episodes. The first episode details the Straw Hats reuniting with each other at Sabaody Archipelago and flaunting their growth and new abilities. The animation style will be rebooted ensuring a fresh watching experience. Additionally, there will be new animated sequences and the utilization of Dolby Atmos for dubbing and sound.

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Image Courtesy: One Piece Official YouTube Channel

For the opening song expect Kitadani Hiroshi and a few guest’s smash hit “We Go!” The ending song, “Sailing” (episodic version) will be sung by BE:FIRST.


Source: One Piece official website, MLB

Wreet Gupta

Wreet is an aspiring Manga Studies scholar and a Master’s student in English Literature. Dives deep into manga and anime discussions especially One Piece. Passionate about academia and the anime industry, Wreet seeks to contribute to both through research and creative endeavors.

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