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At the close of One Piece Day ’26 on August 23, 2026, Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda announced something that would have seemed impossible for most of One Piece’s theatrical history: a film whose events will actually count. One Piece Film: God Valley, confirmed for a Summer 2027 Japan release, will be the franchise’s first…

TOKYO: The Grand Line is getting a new route to the big screen. Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda have announced two new theatrical films, One Piece Film: God Valley and One Piece Film: Baad, giving the global anime phenomenon a two-film roadmap stretching into 2029.

Toei Animation made a couple of major announcements on the One Piece Day 2026 live stream. There are two new films in the making, and they are the first releases associated with the franchise since 2022. This event took place in Tokyo and gave the fans a sneak peek at the new movies, along with…

Two new One Piece movies have been announced, four years after the release ofOne Piece Red (the ninth highest-grossing film in Japan, partly thanks to a 2023 “encore” run). Their titles are One Piece Film God Valley andOne Piece Film Baad, and they will debut in Japanese theaters in summer 2027 and 2029, respectively. 

ONE PIECE new anime film is officially covering the God Valley Incident, one of the biggest events in the story. Oda previously teased the new film at Jump Festa 2026, saying it was about something he was sure everyone would be interested in. This will be the 15th movie for the franchise, and it will…

PlayStation 5 owners are finally catching up to PC, Xbox, and even Nintendo platforms today, as a brilliantStardew Valleyalternative has finally landed.

Hollywood star Will Ferrell has namechecked the Oregon wine region in Netflix series The Hawk. And it’s not the first time he has given props to the Willamette Valley…

The attraction, which has made its home in Pauls Valley for 20 years, will close permanently Aug. 30, according to the museum’s Executive Director and Curator Kevin Stark.