Fans of the globe-trotting Straw Hat Pirates have eagerly awaited the latest installment, and One Piece Episode 1151, titled “Her and Her Father’s Dream! Bonney’s Free Future,” has officially made its debut, continuing the thrilling Egghead Arc. Released on Crunchyroll on November 30, 2025, the episode promises to propel the narrative forward, building on the dramatic revelations from Dr. Vegapunk. Netflix subscribers can anticipate its arrival on December 6, 2025.
Release Dates and Where to Watch Episode 1151
For dedicated One Piece enthusiasts, knowing when and where to catch the newest episodes is crucial. Episode 1151 premiered on Crunchyroll on Saturday, November 30, 2025. Viewers in different time zones could access it at:
- 8:45 AM Pacific Time (PT)
- 11:45 AM Eastern Time (ET)
- 4:45 PM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Those who prefer Netflix will have access to Episode 1151 starting Friday, December 6, 2025. Crunchyroll generally offers new episodes a week before Netflix, maintaining a consistent release schedule for the ongoing Egghead Arc.
“Her and Her Father’s Dream! Bonney’s Free Future” – What to Expect
Episode 1151, carrying the evocative title “Her and Her Father’s Dream! Bonney’s Free Future,” signals a deeper dive into Jewelry Bonney’s personal journey and her connection to Dr. Vegapunk. The preceding episode laid critical groundwork, with Vegapunk’s shocking disclosures regarding the ancient cataclysm and the formidable Ancient Weapons. These revelations sent ripples through Koby and his SWORD teammates, prompting urgent discussions about their next course of action.
This episode is expected to build upon these high-stakes discussions and, as the title suggests, focus significantly on Bonney’s aspirations and her familial ties within the unfolding drama of Egghead Island. Fans can anticipate emotional depth and potentially crucial developments related to her past and future.
The Context of the Egghead Arc
The Egghead Arc has been a whirlwind of scientific marvels, profound secrets, and intense confrontations. The Straw Hats’ arrival on Egghead Island, the futuristic research facility of Dr. Vegapunk, has led to groundbreaking revelations that tie directly into the world’s deepest mysteries. The arc has seen the crew encountering Vegapunk and his various satellites, uncovering hidden truths about the Void Century, Devil Fruits, and the true history of the world. The narrative has also highlighted the encroaching threat of the World Government and the Five Elders, particularly with the command for a Buster Call.
Prior to Episode 1151, there was a one-week break in the regular broadcast schedule, with a recap episode titled “Dr. Chopper’s Adventure Checkup – The Last Records That a Genius Left Behind” airing on November 23, 2025. This recap helped prepare viewers for the intense developments now unfolding in the Egghead Arc.
The Future of the One Piece Anime: Schedule Changes Ahead
As the One Piece anime progresses through the climactic stages of the Egghead Arc, there are significant changes on the horizon for its production and broadcast schedule. For the remainder of 2025, new episodes are expected to continue airing weekly, ensuring a consistent viewing experience as the Egghead Arc concludes.
However, starting in January 2026, the One Piece anime will undergo a major restructuring, transitioning to a seasonal format. This means that instead of continuous year-round broadcasting, the series will be divided into two “cours” (parts) per year, totaling approximately 26 new episodes annually. This shift is a strategic decision by Toei Animation to enhance the anime’s quality and better align its pacing with the manga, allowing for a more faithful adaptation.
Fans should note that there will be a three-month production hiatus from January through March 2026, before the first cour of the new seasonal format commences in April 2026 with the highly anticipated Elbaph Arc. During this break, various “World of One Piece” events and content will be available to keep fans engaged. This new schedule aims to maintain the high standards of the anime while giving the production team more time to craft each episode.
