One Piece in the UK

==Anime==
===Broadcast===
In the UK, the One Piece anime premiered on Toonami on April 11, 2005. This was the same 4Kids localized version that had aired in the USA. Toonami completed the dub at the end of 2006. In 2007, Toonami was replaced with Cartoon Network TOO, where One Piece was last repeated on June 28, 2010.
===Home Video and Theatrical===
In May 2013, anime distributor Manga Entertainment began releasing the One Piece TV series on DVD. These localized versions of Funimation's releases include the uncut dub and the Japanese version with English subtitles. From 2014 Manga also releasing the One Piece movies on DVD and Blu-ray, again containing English and Japanese versions where applicable; As eight of these movies (1-7 & 9) had not been dubbed or released in English before, Manga's releases contain the English-subtitled Japanese versions only.
One Piece UK Home Video Releases
Title 	Contents 	Release date
Collection 1 	Episode 1 to Episode 26 	27th May 2013
Collection 2 	Episode 27 to Episode 53 	1st July 2013
Collection 3 	Episode 54 to Episode 78 	23rd September 2013
Collection 4 	Episode 79 to Episode 103 	11th November 2013
Collection 5 	Episode 104 to Episode 130 	17th February 2014
Collection 6 	Episode 131 to Episode 156 	19th May 2014
One Piece The Movie: Strong World 	One Piece Film: Strong World 	30th June 2014
One Piece Movie Collection 1 	
One Piece: The Movie
Clockwork Island Adventure
Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals	28th July 2014
Collection 7 	Episode 157 to Episode 182 	11th August 2014
One Piece Movie Collection 2 	
Dead End Adventure
The Cursed Holy Sword
Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island	8th September 2014
Collection 8 	Episode 183 to Episode 205 	3rd November 2014
One Piece Movie Collection 3 	
The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle
Episode of Arabasta: The Desert Princess and the Pirates
Episode of Chopper Plus: Bloom in Winter, Miracle Sakura	3rd November 2014
One Piece Movie 8: Episode of Alabasta	Episode of Alabasta: The Desert Princess and the Pirates	5th January 2015
Collection 9 	Episode 206 to Episode 229 	13th April 2015
One Piece Film: Z 	One Piece Film Z 	25th May 2015
Collection 10 	Episode 230 to Episode 252 	15th June 2015
Collection 11 	Episode 253 to Episode 275 	10th August 2015
Collection 12 	Episode 276 to Episode 299 	28th December 2015
Collection 13 	Episode 300 to Episode 324 	3rd October 2016
Collection 14 	Episode 325 to Episode 348 	28th November 2016
Collection 15 	Episode 349 to Episode 372 	23rd January 2017
Collection 16 	Episode 373 to Episode 396 	27th March 2017
Collection 17 	Episode 397 to Episode 421 	25th June 2018
Collection 18 	Episode 422 to Episode 445 	20th August 2018
Collection 19 	Episode 446 to Episode 468 	22nd October 2018
Collection 20 	Episode 469 to Episode 491 	17th December 2018
Collection 21 	Episode 493 to Episode 516 	16th March 2020
One Piece: Stampede 	One Piece: Stampede 	22nd June 2020
Collection 22 	Episode 517 to Episode 540 	6th July 2020
Collection 23 	Episode 541; Episode 543 to Episode 563 	7th September 2020
Toei announced a UK release for One Piece Film: Gold alongside many international territories in July 2017, but did not give a time frame or disclose which local distributor intended to release it. In October 2019, One Piece: Stampede was screened as part of the Scotland Loves Anime film festival, initially as a "mystery film"; Manga Entertainment gave the film a wider theatrical release in February 2020.
===Streaming===
Crunchyroll began streaming the series on February 23, 2020, when episodes 892 through 923 (the WANO KUNI arc) were made available for free. The UK's back catalogue of episodes, which is only available to Premium subscribers, was expanded to 746 (the end of the Dressrosa Arc) on May 16, 2021, and had caught up to the simulcast by February, 2022. The English dub, "Special Edition" episodes, crossovers, and TV specials are not available in the UK. The series was not made available on Funimation's own streaming service.
On August 30, 2024, the BBC announced that they had acquired the English dub for their streaming service, iPlayer, and planned to stream 1085 episodes by the end of 2024. Episodes 1-206 will be available from September 1.
==Manga==
The manga was one of the three Shonen Jump manga that was brought to the UK by Gollancz Manga as a reprint of the VIZ manga more suited to the UK market. However, the production of this version of the manga ended after the publication of Volume 13 after Gollancz dropped the series. The manga is currently being published by Viz Media UK, using a direct import of the American version.
The digital VIZ Media version of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine became available in the UK through the Android and the Apple stores in 2013, publishing new chapters the same day as their Japanese release. Digital volumes of the series are also available through iTunes and Amazon Kindle.
==Music==
===Original Soundtrack===
Yuki Hayashi's soundtrack for 'One Piece Film: Gold', including the theme song 'Ikari o Kureyo', was released digitally for download and streaming by Virgin Music in July 2016.
===Theme Music===
Many of One Piece's theme songs are available through digital retailers, although not necessarily tied to One Piece directly; these include: Shining ray, Asu wa Kuru Kara, We Are! (Remix), Share the World, Fight Together, Wake up!, We Are! (2012 AAA Version), Hard Knock Days, We Can!, Next Stage, Sailing Day, Yume Miru Koro o Sugitemo, Mata ne, 'How You Remind Me' and 'Bad Reputation'.
'Mata Ne' and 'We Can!' feature One Piece characters their album artwork. The Mata Ne single also includes spoken dialog from Episode Of Chopper.
Live versions of We Are! and Caravel Farewell sung by Hiroshi Kitandani are also sold digitally.
==='One Piece Music Symphony' Concert===
The 'One Piece Music Symphony', a live concert of the anime's original soundtrack, was performed at at Cadogan Hall, London on February 7, 2015. Composer Kohei Tanaka appeared at the event.
==Video Games==
The game Grand Battle was released exclusively on PlayStation 2 in 2005, followed by its sequel Grand Adventure in 2006. These were identical to their US versions, and only contained English voices. All later video games would contain the Japanese voices only.
The two Unlimited Cruise games were released on the Wii in 2009. The 'SP' 3DS version was released in 2012, but unlike the Japanese release was split into two parts on this console. Part 1 of the 3DS version also included a limited edition figurine of Ace. Pirate Warriors was released on PlayStation 3 in 2012, and later re-released as a 'Treasure Chest' edition (containing all additional DLC) and as a 'PS3 Essentials' edition. Pirate Warriors 2 was released for PlayStation 3 in 2013. Romance Dawn was released for 3DS in 2013.
Unlimited World Red was released in 2014 on Wii U, 3DS, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. The game was available as a 'Straw Hat Edition' (containing an extra DLC quest and DLC costumes) on all four consoles, as well as a 'Chopper Edition' (including additional DLC costumes, a key holder, a lanyard, 10 stickers, a wall scroll and an art book) on PlayStation 3, exclusive to the retailer Game.
In August 2015, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 was released. The PS3 and PS4 versions were also released as 'Limited Edition' containing a Donquixote Doflamingo figure. One Piece: Burning Blood was released in June 2016 on consoles, and in September 2016 on PC.
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