The second day of the "One Piece Day '26" event at Makuhari Messe in Chiba announced on Sunday that Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga is receiving two new anime movies. The first film, titled One Piece Film God Valley, is scheduled to open in Japanese theaters in Summer 2027, while the second film, One Piece Film Baad is set to release in 2029. The official website also revealed a special teaser promo and the logos of both films.

One Piece Film God Valley marks the first theatrical release for the franchise since One Piece Film: Red in August 2022, which earned 20.33 billion yen (approx. US$127.89 million) at the box office.

The first movie will coincide with the 30th anniversary of the manga's serialization on July 22, 2027. The title of the second movie, One Piece Film Baad, features a prominent letter "D" in its logo, which was handwritten by Oda himself.

Oda began serializing the adventure fantasy manga in Weekly Shounen Jump magazine in July 1997. Shueisha released the 115th volume on July 3. The manga has over 600 million cumulative copies of its volumes in circulation.

VIZ Media licensed the manga in English in November 2002 and released the 112th volume on July 7. The 113th volume is planned for a November 10 release. Crunchyroll streams the long-running television anime adaptation by Toei Animation.

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Official site: https://www.onepiece-film.jp/
Official X: @Eiichiro_Staff

Source: Comic Natalie

One Piece Film: God Valley on MAL
One Piece Film: Baad on MAL