Starting on Nov. 12, One Piece episodes have begun airing during a different time slot when they premiere in Japan.According to a post from One Piece’s official English-language X (formerly Twitter) account, One Piece Episode 1083, in addition to all subsequent episodes of the beloved shonen title, will air at 6 p.m. PT. Recently, the hit series concluded its famous “Wano Country” arc and is now sailing into its long-awaited “Final Saga” storyline. Although the post does not specify the reason for the time change, many One Piece viewers support the change because it makes it easier to follow programs that air earlier in the evening in various time zones.Many One Piece fans seem pleased with the earlier time slot, as these time zone differences equaled late watch nights for many viewers. As one X user wrote, “one hour earlier is great for old ppl like me who go to bed by 11 pm EST.” Others voiced similar opinions, saying that they were “fighting sleep” on some nights in order to watch the latest episodes. Another user stated that it would be much better for One Piece’s European viewership especially, as the original release schedule was set during a time when most viewers there would be sleeping.Anime NYC Invites Attendees to Challenge Real-Life Marines in One Piece Battle Dome
Starting on Nov. 12, One Piece episodes have begun airing during a different time slot when they premiere in Japan.
According to a post from One Piece‘s official English-language X (formerly Twitter) account, One Piece Episode 1083, in addition to all subsequent episodes of the beloved shonen title, will air at 6 p.m. PT. Recently, the hit series concluded its famous “Wano Country” arc and is now sailing into its long-awaited “Final Saga” storyline. Although the post does not specify the reason for the time change, many One Piece viewers support the change because it makes it easier to follow programs that air earlier in the evening in various time zones.
Many One Piece fans seem pleased with the earlier time slot, as these time zone differences equaled late watch nights for many viewers. As one X user wrote, “one hour earlier is great for old ppl like me who go to bed by 11 pm EST.” Others voiced similar opinions, saying that they were “fighting sleep” on some nights in order to watch the latest episodes. Another user stated that it would be much better for One Piece‘s European viewership especially, as the original release schedule was set during a time when most viewers there would be sleeping.
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