After giving Elbaf’s warriors a much-needed boost in the previous episode, One Piece is now preparing to push the Elbaf Arc into an even more dangerous phase. One Piece Episode 1175, reportedly titled “Elbaf in Flames! Jinbe’s Shoulder Throw Explodes!“, is scheduled to release on August 23, 2026, continuing the anime’s weekly broadcast schedule (via the official website).
Episode 1174 saw Dorry and Brogy return to the battlefield, while Scopper Gaban arrived with the Giant Warrior Pirates to help Elbaf fight Killingham’s terrifying MMAs, while Saul continued struggling to save the sleepwalking children.
Series TitleOne PieceEpisode 1175 Release Date (on Crunchyroll)August 23, 2026Manga AuthorEiichiro OdaCurrent ArcElbaf ArcAnime Rating (IMDb) – as of August 16, 20269.0 / 10Where to WatchCrunchyroll, Netflix
One Piece Episode 1175 Release Date and Time
Episode 1175 of One Piece is scheduled to premiere on Sunday, August 23, 2026, in Japan. The episode is expected to air at 11:15 PM JST (via the official website) before becoming available to international viewers through Crunchyroll. The upcoming episode’s title has been confirmed in the latest episode announcement (via @OPcom_info on Twitter/X).
Gaban from One Piece Episode 1174. | Credit: Toei Animation
International viewers can expect the episode to arrive on Crunchyroll according to their respective regional schedules. Current episode listings place the Crunchyroll release at 9 AM PDT. So based on that, here are the expected release times across major regions –
Region / Time ZoneRelease DateRelease TimeUnited States Pacific (PDT)August 23, 20269:00 AMUnited States Mountain (MDT)August 23, 202610:00 AMUnited States Central (CDT)August 23, 202611:00 AMUnited States Eastern (EDT)August 23, 202612:00 PMCanada (Eastern Time)August 23, 202612:00 PMUnited States Alaska (AKDT)August 23, 20268:00 AMUnited States Hawaii-Aleutian (HST)August 23, 20266:00 AMMexico Central (CST)August 23, 202611:00 AMMexico Mountain (MST)August 23, 202610:00 AMBrazil (BRT)August 23, 20261:00 PMUnited Kingdom (BST)August 23, 20265:00 PMEurope (CEST)August 23, 20266:00 PMSouth Africa (SAST)August 23, 20266:00 PMUAE – Dubai (GST)August 23, 20267:00 PMIndia (IST)August 23, 20269:30 PMPhilippines (PHT)August 24, 202612:00 AMAustralia (AEST)August 24, 20262:00 AMNew Zealand (NZST)August 24, 20264:00 AM
Spoiler Alert !!!This section contains spoilers from One Piece Episode 1174.
What to Expect From One Piece Episode 1175
In One Piece Episode 1174, Elbaf finally started fighting back. Dorry and Brogy returned after being absent from the battle, and their combined Hakoku helped destroy several of Killingham’s nightmare creatures. The arrival of Scopper Gaban and the Giant Warrior Pirates then gave the giants even more confidence.
However, the biggest problem has not been solved. The children are still under the Holy Knights’ control and continue walking toward the flames. Saul has been doing everything he can to stop them, but Killingham’s creatures are actively protecting the children from anyone who tries to interfere.
The title of One Piece Episode 1175 strongly suggests that the fire will become the central focus of the next episode. Also, the next episode could give Jinbe one of his biggest moments in the Elbaf Arc so far. Meanwhile, the story surrounding Loki will continue developing in the background. With the children still in danger and the Holy Knights continuing their plan, the next episode could become another major turning point for the Elbaf Arc.
Where to Watch One Piece Episode 1175
Japanese viewers can watch One Piece Episode 1175 through Fuji TV and its affiliated networks when the episode airs. International viewers can stream the episode on Crunchyroll shortly after the Japanese broadcast.
Dorry and Brogy from One Piece Episode 1174. | Credit: Toei Animation
Crunchyroll remains the main streaming platform for the latest One Piece episodes across many international regions like North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent, Southeast Asia, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand (via Crunchyroll).
Netflix also carries the anime in select regions with a one-week delay, although availability and release timing can vary by region. So are you excited to catch the next episode once it arrives next week? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
One Piece anime is currently available to watch on Crunchyroll.
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