ONE PIECE ENGLISH DUB SETS SAIL FOR CRUNCHYROLL STARTING JULY 5TH

Crunchyroll hoisted the flags today during its industry panel to announce that the highly anticipated 1,000th English dubbed episode of the iconic anime series One Piece will set sail to join its extensive streaming catalog starting July 5 and will be rolled out in scheduled batches in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Fans of the English dub will be able to join Monkey D. Luffy and his crew on their adventures as they follow the Straw Hat Pirates’ story all the way up to the legendary Wano Country story arc.

On July 5, English dub episodes 1-964 of One Piece will be available on Crunchyroll, along with episodes 965-976 of Season 14 Voyage 7, which will be streamed for the first time. As new episodes of the English dub are produced, they will be released regularly on Crunchyroll.

One Piece is a global phenomenon that has been in continuous production since the series’ Japanese broadcast premiere in 1999, and it recently reached a major franchise milestone with its 1,000th episode, which will air in 2021. The English dub of One Piece premiered in 2004.

The following voice actors are part of the One Piece English dub cast:

• Monkey D. Luffy voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard Carroll
• Roronoa Zoro voiced by Christopher R. Sabat
• Nami voiced by Luci Christian
• Usopp voiced by Sonny Strait
• Vinsmoke Sanji voiced by Eric Vale
• Tony Tony Chopper voiced by Brina Palencia
• Nico Robin voiced by Stephanie Young
• Brook voiced by Ian Sinclair
• Franky voiced by Patrick Seitz
• Trafalgar D. Water Law voiced by Matthew Mercer
• Kaido voiced by David Sobolov
• Kozuki Oden voiced by Robbie Daymond
• Yamato voiced by Michelle Rojas

The epic journey of Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates to locate the “One Piece,” the fabled treasure of the former King of the Pirates, Gol D. Roger, is depicted in the Toei Animation production One Piece, which is based on the best-selling manga book of all time written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda.

One Piece’s global pop culture status is the anime franchise’s crowning achievement, which includes theatrical films such as 2022’s One Piece Film Red, home videos, video games, and an ever-expanding catalog of licensed merchandise that includes accessories, toys, novelties, furniture, housewares, and apparel.

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