One Piece Episode 1100: Rob Lucci vs Luffy; Release Date, Streaming Details, Expected Plot and More

The rematch between Monkey D. Luffy and Rob Lucci is finally here, setting high expectations for the upcoming One Piece Episode 1100. Atlas’s fall has rendered Luffy enraged, and Lucci must now face Luffy’s wrath. Don’t miss what happens next in One Piece Episode 1100, so keep reading to find out the release date, streaming details, and more.

One Piece Episode 1100: Release date and streaming details

One Piece Episode 1100 is scheduled for release on Sunday, April 7, 2024, at 9:30 am JST, as confirmed by the series' official Twitter/X account. For international fans, the release time varies, with some regions experiencing a Saturday night release window and the majority seeing the episode become available on Sunday morning locally.

International audiences can stream One Piece Episode 1100 on platforms like Crunchyroll or Netflix after its initial airing in Japan. Netflix currently streams the Egghead arc in tandem with its release in Japan, providing access to the latest episodes.

Expected plot of One Piece Episode 1100

In One Piece Episode 1100, the highly sought-after rematch between Lucci and Luffy will finally take place, where they will unleash their transformed Devil Fruit. As their battle reaches its climax, fans witness the true extent of CP0's force and their cunning plan to deal with the remaining Seraphim models.

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With S-Bear under Sentomaru’s control, CP0 will likely leverage its power to coerce the other Seraphim models to comply with their commands. Amidst the escalating conflict in One Piece 1100, the trailer for the episode suggests that Fleet Admiral Akainu and Admiral Borsalino will arrive on Egghead Island shortly.

ALSO READ: One Piece Episode 1100 SPOILERS: Luffy VS Lucci; Find Out Who Will Win The Battle

Marcus Vance

Marcus Vance

Cybersecurity & Digital Privacy Researcher

Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.

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