Read the First 155 Chapters of One Piece for Free Online Now

For those who have long contemplated diving into the sprawling world of One Piece, the timing has never been more perfect. Eiichiro Oda’s monumental series has surpassed 1,150 chapters, but a new promotion makes the point of entry far more accessible. To celebrate the upcoming premiere of Netflix’s One Piece Season 2, Viz Media and Shonen Jump have unlocked the first 155 chapters for free on the Shonen Jump app through April 10.

While this free window covers roughly one-tenth of Oda’s epic narrative, it provides more than enough material to immerse yourself in the high-seas adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew. These initial volumes encompass the sagas adapted by the first two seasons of the Netflix live-action series, tracking the Straw Hat Pirates from their humble beginnings in the East Blue to the treacherous waters of the Grand Line. Readers can follow the journey all the way to the Alabasta Kingdom, where the crew faces off against the clandestine criminal syndicate known as Baroque Works. Since this climactic confrontation is slated for Season 3 of the live-action adaptation, fans can read ahead without fear of spoiling the immediate next season.

Despite One Piece being a global cultural phenomenon, its sheer scale—spanning thousands of manga chapters and anime episodes—often proves intimidating for newcomers. However, the Netflix adaptation has successfully served as a streamlined gateway, welcoming a new generation of fans into the fold. Season 2 promises to raise the stakes significantly, introducing the more surreal elements of the Grand Line, including prehistoric dinosaurs, island-sized giants, and formidable adversaries that will push Luffy’s crew to their absolute limits.

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The second season of Netflix’s One Piece is scheduled to debut on March 10. In the meantime, the manga promotion remains active for readers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, the Philippines, Singapore, and India. For those residing outside these regions, the series is available via the Manga Plus app, which offers a “First Read Free” feature for many of its most popular titles.

Source: Polygon