The entire situation at Netflix the last several weeks have been a total mess.
Throughout this month, we will be testing new features (like search) so you may experience some hiccups from time to time. We'll try to not be too disruptive...
One Piece on Netflix (12 June) !!
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I know, the board been down since late May. But here some information about the episodes that were now on Netflix. They are Episodes 131 - 325 (Post Alabasta - Post Enies Lobby).
Episodes 207 - 230, the animation for Ending 14 is there, but it's playing the ending 15 song, Enteral Pose. Also Crazy Rainbow Star does play through Episodes 284 - 325 unlike on crunchyroll.
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One Piece is leaving Netflix on February 11th.
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Ah it will be back sooner or later. The One Piece anime was a major success for Netflix. They are just negotiating. And even if it leaves for good we'll see it somewhere else.
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IIRC it's still on Hulu and.....ok no, it expires in 12 days. Had all the way up to episode 750, but only up to end of Skypiea had the dub? Damn. I guess you need to go to Funimation/Crunchyroll for waaaaay more of the dubbed episodes (and the missing ~300 episodes lol)
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I imagine that the live-action series is a pretty strong incentive for Netflix to keep OP on their service (if they can). They'll want any new OP fans to stay on their platform.
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Could it be possible that with the Netflix license ending, that maybe now Crunchyroll will be able to host the dub? Or is it not related? Like maybe Netflix had an exclusivity contract or something
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@Elektrik-Dynomite Assuming this isn't a hiccup on Netflix's end (which it has been in the past with other shows), I'd say it could be a possibility that Crunchyroll gets the host the show exclusively both subbed and dubbed (in similar fashion, old seasons of Bleach were recently yanked off Crunchyroll and other platforms internationally to get hosted exclusively on Disney-related platforms, because they likely ponied up the cash to do so along with nabbing the rights to stream the latest season).
But that said, it doesn't really seem to be Toei's style in restricting their shows to one single platform (especially since, of course, the live action show is coming and I'd think they'd want to get the original show out to as many people in as many different places as possible to drum up interest). Hard to say though in the end, anime licensing is just so overly-complex these days, it's hard to keep up with things.
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@Sano said in One Piece on Netflix (12 June) !!:
One Piece is leaving Netflix on February 11th.
Where does it say so if I may ask?
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It's on the show page on the app. Like when Saint Seiya was getting ready to leave Netflix, it have a label when it's leaving.
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The absurd thing is that Netflix was (and still is) the only home for the brand new Latin American dubs for a huge swath of episodes. Crazy stuff.
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Actually no it isnt. It is on Broadcast TV on some local channels AND its on HBO Max as well.
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@Captain-Krupp Yep I knew about that, but I think HMax only has up to ep 130 and Azteca 7 only started from Water 7, so that'll leave Skypiea and whatever Azetca hasn't aired yet without a platform for the time being (and those were only released within the last year....)
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Also I wanted to make clear I was an asshole and you didnt deserve my snippy response. Sorry. You care about us in Latin America and are so nice and I just went and told you off. I am really sorry. I just had a REALLY SHITTY WEEK and went mad.
The one correction I do want to make is that it seems that at least for Latin America not all the episodes of One Piece will be removed just 1 to 66 I think.
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Looks like it's eps. 1-130 that are leaving in the US on Feb 11th, with Latin America losing East Blue on the same date, and Alabasta on Feb 27th.
Rumors having been swirling about Netflix tapering down on anime in general, so maybe they opted not to renew the licenses?
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Good news, Netflix reinstated episodes 1-61 in all regions (and the other episodes won't be leaving either)!
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I love happy endings!
