One Piece is based on the manga "One Piece". Still ongoing. By Oda, Eiichiro.
Anime covers: Roughly Chapters 1–1128 (through early Elbaph arc)
Start reading at: Chapter 1128–1129
Faithful adaptation? No — Core story follows the manga but pacing is much slower with filler episodes and extended scenes
Finished One Piece and need more? The source material has you covered. The manga goes further than the anime — and often handles certain scenes differently.
By Oda, Eiichiro
Gol D. Roger, a man referred to as the King of the Pirates, is set to be executed by the World Government. But just before his demise, he confirms the existence of a great treasure, One Piece, located somewhere within the vast ocean known as the Grand Line. Announcing that One Piece can be claimed by anyone worthy enough to reach it, the King of...
By Oda, Eiichiro, Hamazaki, Tatsuya
One Piece: Loguetown Arc is a novelization of Eiichiro Oda's intended story elements for the Loguetown Arc, later used in the anime as a filler. (Source: One Piece Wikia)
Not necessary for continuation. For continuation, start where the anime is — many fans eventually reread from 1 to avoid pacing issues. That said, the anime did diverge in some areas (core story follows the manga but pacing is much slower with filler episodes and extended scenes), so a full reread can fill in gaps.
Yes — the manga "One Piece" and is still running. There are 2 related works total.
The anime covers Roughly Chapters 1–1128 (through early Elbaph arc). To continue the story, start reading at Chapter 1128–1129.
You can safely skip ahead. For continuation, start where the anime is — many fans eventually reread from 1 to avoid pacing issues. Starting from chapter 1 is always an option if you want the full manga experience though.
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