One Piece: The New Onigashima Project, Explained

The recently concluded Wano Country Arc of Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece is perhaps the most ambitious narrative undertaking that has been seen in the series so far, spanning nearly 150 chapters in the manga and over 100 episodes and counting in the anime. Covering the struggle of the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance to overthrow the rule of shogun Kurozumi Orochi and the Yonko Kaido over Wano, the arc was structured in a three act form, culminating in the final Raid on Onigashima on the night of the Fire Festival. This assault on Kaido’s fortress, located on the mountainous island of Onigashima, would be the main focus of the third and final act, which lasted nearly 100 chapters on its own.