Below is a complete breakdown of the Dressrosa Arc episodes by story segment.
The Straw Hats arrive at Dressrosa, splitting into two teams: one to restore the enslaved toys (Franky, Robin, Usopp) and another to compete in the Corrida Colosseum for Ace’s fruit (Luffy, Zoro, Sanji). Luffy enters under the alias "Lucy."
The is the twenty-fifth story arc in the One Piece anime series, and the second arc in the Pirate Alliance Saga. It is one of the longest arcs in the entire series, covering the aftermath of the Punk Hazard arc and setting the stage for the Four Emperors Saga.
Introduction of the Tontatta Tribe and the mysterious one-legged toy soldier. 2. Green Bit & Law’s Past (Episodes 653–705)
The arc officially begins in the anime with and concludes with Episode 746 . 1. Arrival & The Corrida Colosseum (Episodes 629–652)
If you’re binge-watching, skip most of the long reaction shots and repeated flashbacks (common in the anime adaptation). For pacing, consider the fan edit or switch to the manga from Chapter 700 onward after Episode 680.
Dressrosa Arc Episode List [work] Jun 2026
Below is a complete breakdown of the Dressrosa Arc episodes by story segment.
The Straw Hats arrive at Dressrosa, splitting into two teams: one to restore the enslaved toys (Franky, Robin, Usopp) and another to compete in the Corrida Colosseum for Ace’s fruit (Luffy, Zoro, Sanji). Luffy enters under the alias "Lucy." dressrosa arc episode list
The is the twenty-fifth story arc in the One Piece anime series, and the second arc in the Pirate Alliance Saga. It is one of the longest arcs in the entire series, covering the aftermath of the Punk Hazard arc and setting the stage for the Four Emperors Saga. Below is a complete breakdown of the Dressrosa
Introduction of the Tontatta Tribe and the mysterious one-legged toy soldier. 2. Green Bit & Law’s Past (Episodes 653–705) It is one of the longest arcs in
The arc officially begins in the anime with and concludes with Episode 746 . 1. Arrival & The Corrida Colosseum (Episodes 629–652)
If you’re binge-watching, skip most of the long reaction shots and repeated flashbacks (common in the anime adaptation). For pacing, consider the fan edit or switch to the manga from Chapter 700 onward after Episode 680.
