Two New One Piece Movies Set to Release Before 2030

During the One Piece Day ’26 celebrations this weekend, two exciting new films were announced: One Piece Film God Valley and One Piece Film Baad. Fans can look forward to catching both in theaters before the decade wraps up.

One Piece Film God Valley is set to hit theaters first in summer 2027, and we have a solid idea of what to expect. This film will serve as a prequel, diving into a manga arc that explores the notorious God Valley incident. This intriguing aspect of One Piece lore is perfect for adaptation, making it thrilling to see it get its own feature film.

The timing is also spot on, as God Valley aligns with the ongoing Elbaph arc in the anime. Its summer 2027 release is particularly noteworthy, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the One Piece manga, which first debuted on July 22, 1997.

Looking ahead to 2029, the One Piece anime will celebrate its own 30th anniversary, and the release of One Piece Film Baad will mark this milestone. While details about Baad are still under wraps, there’s plenty of time to speculate as it’s three years away. In the meantime, fans can enjoy God Valley in theaters or check out the live-action Netflix series, which features Emilio Sakraya as Koza, Jamie Ward as Pell, Nabeel Khan as Chaka, and Omid Abtahi as Toto in its third season.

One Piece Film God Valley will premiere in Japanese theaters in summer 2027, followed by One Piece Film Baad in 2029. The official English YouTube channel for One Piece has also released a trailer hinting at similar release timelines, so hopefully, the Western audiences won’t have to wait too long.

It’s time to set sail on the East Blue once again!