r/OnePiece • u/semizero • May 23 '24

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1115 Spoiler

Chapter 1115: "Continental Fragments"

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Ch. 1115 Official Release (Mangaplus): 05/27/2024

Ch. 1116 Scan Release: ~05/31/2024 - No break!

Please discuss the manga here and in the theory/discussion post. Any other post will be removed until 24h after the release.

Please also remember to put the chapter number in the title for any future post talking about this chapter.

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u/Darkkingswrath May 23 '24

Hachi's cover story too. I remember some fish living in a sunken town that Hachi visited. It's a crime the anime didnt adapted this.

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u/Goldtec317 May 24 '24

I´m pretty sure at the time people would be complaining pretty hard about a filler episode of Hachi visiting a fish.

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u/Darkkingswrath May 24 '24

but it's not filler its canon material that shows how Hatchi met Camie and started his Takoyaki business.

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u/Goldtec317 May 24 '24

I think you greatly overestimate how much people at the time would give a fuck about that. I can't think of a better way to piss over viewers then breaking away from Ennies Lobby to follow Hatchi opening a Takoyaki stand

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u/limonaccio May 24 '24

They give us all the flashback of straw hats lol

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u/Goldtec317 May 24 '24

Strawhats are considerably more important to the viewers.

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u/MojitoSuave May 26 '24

There is a LOT of filler and recapping in the anime... even if the current arc didn't have enough space to slot the Hachi storyline in during an important moment there was absolutely time to fit it in somewhere later - the timing really didn't matter with that one. The anime is, what, 20-30% bloat? Maybe even more. Just throw it in a filler episode if it's that big of a deal.

Cover stories are frequently treated as more of a "what if" scenario though so I don't blame the studio for ignoring them if Oda never directly told them it was important.

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u/Spezisaspastic May 24 '24

The anime is a crime.