Get Ready: Luffy’s Crew Set to Explore Highly Anticipated Island in One Piece!

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An island eagerly awaited by One Piece fans

Among the most followed sagas of the moment, we obviously find One Piece. Started in 1997 in Japan, this story imagined by Eiichiro Oda has never ceased to fascinate a large number of fans, whether through reading the manga or watching the animated version, or even the live-action Netflix version. . As the manga celebrates its twenty-seventh anniversary this year, the journey of Luffy and his crew has never been closer to the end. Yet, They still have an island to visit that fans have been waiting for for a long time.

Remember. Having barely arrived on the Grand Line (or the Road of All Perils, for those accustomed to the original translation), the Straw Hat crew quickly found themselves in very bad shape on a prehistoric island: Little Garden. In the middle of the jungle and dinosaurs, this unknown land was home to two important characters: the giants Dorry and Broggy. Little by little, readers learned that they came from an island filled with giants who loved fighting and honor: the famous Erbaf. Since then, this destination has awakened more than one dream among fans (and Usopp), and it could well be that they will come true very soon.

Luffy's crew's next destination confirmed?

By now, One Piece fans know that the story is coming to an end. Indeed, after completing the Wano Country arc, the author of the manga confirmed that Luffy's crew had started the very last arc of the adventure. Those who are afraid of not knowing what to do after the end of One Piece can be reassured: the end is not planned for right away. As a reminder, the Land of the Wa arc extended over around fifteen volumes (almost 150 chapters), which took several years of publication. The final arc should therefore last for some time, and would of course leave room for the discovery of new islands. Among them, Erbaf appears to have been confirmed as the Straw Hat crew's next destination.

Indeed, on the Shonen Jump official website (One Piece's weekly publication magazine in Japan), it is written that official figurines of One Piece characters dressed in the fashion of Erbaf Island will be on sale next November. Logically, these derivative products should accompany the arrival of the manga characters in this long-awaited destination. We should therefore expect Luffy and his crew to land on the island of giants by next November, enough to thrill the fans. Currently, the plot of One Piece is still located on the island of Egg Head, and you can for example discover the rest of their adventure as the episodes of the anime are broadcast on Netflix.