Do you love "One Piece" then you have another reason to rejoice, according to Eiichiro Oda, the manga is close to completion. Aside from this, Oda's dedication to working on "One Piece" is beyond your imagination. Learn the details here.
There is no doubt that "One Piece" is one of the most well-received and loved Japanese manga. For those waiting for the next, manga the wait will not be long as "One Piece" creator Eiichiro Oda said it's nearly complete.
In an interview with Eiichiro Oda for "Dai One Piece Shimbun" via Anime News Network, he said that the "One Piece" manga is already 65% complete. He also added that he can't do any more long stories other than "One Piece."
The said interview was published three months ago, thus we are getting closer to the next "One Piece" manga. Thanks to Eiichiro Oda's dedication in finishing his works.
To become the Pirate King! #OnePiece pic.twitter.com/lZxrWuq9ka
— One Piece Center (@OnePieceCenter) October 7, 2016
In a separate report from Anime News Network, we learned that the "One Piece" creator Eiichiro Oda only sleeps for three hours. Yes, he sleeps from 2:00 am to 5:00 a.m. and spends the rest of his waking hours working on "One Piece."
Aside from this, "One Piece" Naoki Kawashima recalls Oda telling him to "die for 'One Piece'." Kawashima admits that Oda's statement moves him. Yes, that's how dedicated Eiichiro Oda in developing "One Piece."
If you've been following the "One Piece" manga you will agree that rarely does Oda puts it on hiatus. He always makes sure that it's being taken care of.
Simplemente One Piece.#OnePiece pic.twitter.com/f1bB1lq0ma — ✖ One Piece Dice ✖ (@OnePieceDicee) October 10, 2016
In fact, another member of the "One Piece" editorial team compared Eiichiro Oda to an F1 racecar. The editors admit that sometimes they struggle to keep up with Oda's phase.
Many fans are impressed with Eiichiro Oda's work ethics but are also concerned with his sleeping patterns, especially given the poor work condition in Japan. In fact, there are a number of reported deaths due to overwork in the said country.
How do you find Eiichiro Oda's dedication to "One Piece?" Are you happy that the next manga is coming out soon? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
