One Piece Creator Reveals Whether There Will Be More of Wano

One Piece is getting ready to come back with the final saga of the manga franchise overall, and the series creator behind it all has opened up about whether or not the Wano Country arc will be continuing further in the series! One Piece went on a lengthy break over this Summer while series creator Eiichiro Oda prepared to launch the final saga of the long running action and manga franchise. Fans were left on a major cliffhanger that touted that the fights on Wano might be over for now, but it was clear that something even bigger was about to begin on the isolated island.

With there still needing some things to be settled at Wano Country, fans had been wondering whether or not the Wano Country arc is actually over. But as Eiichiro Oda teased in a special message to fans ahead of the series’ return later this month, there’s still some left to explore for this arc before the next one can truly begin. Noting that the series is “almost done” with the Wano arc for now, it seems like there’s still some more stage and table setting needed before fans can get an idea of what actually could be coming next as the series heads to the finale. 

As Oda stated in the special message for the final saga, “Now, we’re almost done with the Wano Country arc, and all the preparation work is ready. It took me 25 years to reach this point, hahaha. But it’s still fine if you start reading from here…from now on, this will be ONE PIECE!” So while Oda has been readying for the final saga of the series, it seems like it’s not completely ready just yet as there still needs to be some story developments for the isolated island. Considering where things left off, it does make quite a bit of sense. 

Not only are there still many major secrets to be revealed about Wano before Luffy and the others can actually leave the island for themselves, but an Admiral has made their move on them. Couple this with the fact that there has been some major chaos brewing in the seas outside of the island in the time since Luffy and the others had landed, and that sets up quite a lot of excitement even before the final saga actually kicks in. 

What do you want to see from Wano’s final moments? What are you hoping to see from One Piece’s grand finale when it’s all said and done? Let us know all of your thoughts about it in the comments! You can even reach out to me directly about all things animated and other cool stuff @Valdezology on Twitter!