‘One Piece’: Every Filler Episode That Can Be Skipped

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Many anime series, including One Piece, include episodes that aren’t based on the original source material—often called “filler.” This happens because anime production can move faster than the creation of the manga they’re adapting, especially if the manga is still being written. Toei Animation, the studio behind One Piece, has used filler episodes several times over the years. Below, you’ll find a list of these optional story arcs that weren’t written by the original author. While these arcs don’t affect the main storyline of One Piece, they can still be enjoyable to watch.

A New Gen V Season 2 Power Has Broken The Boys

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To make the show more grounded, The Boys toned down some of the more extreme elements from the original comics. For example, the alien character Jack from Jupiter was replaced with Translucent, who can alter his skin. The team’s flying headquarters was also changed to a regular skyscraper. Generally, the powers gained from Compound V affect a person’s body or biology, rather than manipulating the world around them.

Camila Mendes and Rudy Mancuso Engaged After 3 Years of Dating

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Oh my gosh, you guys, I’m absolutely losing it! Camila Mendes is ENGAGED! Can you believe it?! Apparently, she said yes to Rudy Mancuso – he proposed on October 24th, and her publicist just confirmed it to People magazine. I’ve been shipping them for ages, and I’m so incredibly happy for them both! Seriously, this is the best news ever!

I Hope the Switch 2 Brings Back the Best Mario Sports Game After 17 Years

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The Mario sports games have consistently been popular for Nintendo, offering a refreshing change from the typical Mario platformers and party games. A standout title launched on the Wii in 2008, featuring a huge roster of characters and diverse game modes that blended traditional sports with classic Nintendo fun. Now feels like the perfect time to bring the series back, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 would be the perfect platform for it.

DC Just Introduced the Most Bizarre Justice League Ever

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Okay, so the newest Justice League lineup came about after this crazy storyline called “We Are Yesterday.” Basically, Gorilla Grodd pulled villains from the past – the whole Legion of Doom! – into the present, all to grab this thing called the Omega Rift. That rift was created when Darkseid was, well, destroyed in the DC All-In #1 event. “We Are Yesterday” was a total mind-bender, and it left us with multiple versions of the League members hanging around. A lot of those duplicates have gone back to their own timelines, but nine of them are sticking around. Now, Mister Terrific has recruited them for a really dangerous mission – one that’s going to take them all the way to Hell!

New Silent Hill Tease Surfaces Online

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Both Silent Hill: Townfall and a remake of the original Silent Hill are confirmed to be in development. However, there’s been no news about a remake of Silent Hill 2. Despite this, it seems like Bloober Team and Konami are working on something related to the series.