Where to Watch One Piece in Canada (2023)

Fans of the longest-running Japanese anime of all time, “One Piece,” are in for a double treat as six seasons of the series are now on Netflix, while a live-action ten-episode series is also slated to release this year under the streaming giant.

But before the highly anticipated live-action series graces our screens, make sure to revisit the origins of Luffy and his Straw Hat Pirates crew on your favorite streaming services in Canada.

What Is One Piece About?

“One Piece” chronicles the epic adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his quest to become the King of the Pirates. As Luffy sets sail across the Grand Line, an area of the vast sea that is home to hostile pirates and magical water creatures, he forms a gang of pirates called the Straw Hat Pirates. Throughout the series, Luffy and his friends embark on a journey to achieve their own dreams while trying to navigate a marine world full of enemies, allies, and mythical creatures.

“One Piece” premiered in October 1999 and has been running for 20 seasons with 1,096 episodes and counting. Due to the show’s enduring popularity, the manga has branched into countless spin-offs like video games and movies, such as “One Piece Film: Red” and “One Piece Odyssey.” The upcoming live-action series has been in production since 2020, and just recently, creator Eiichiro Oda assured fans in a heartfelt letter that the series will be released later this year.

Who Are in the Cast and Production of One Piece?

Japanese manga artist Eiichiro Oda is the mind behind “One Piece,” while Toei Animation produced the show. The main characters of the animated series also feature a talented group of voice actors, namely:

• Mayumi Tanaka as Monkey D. Luffy 
• Kazuyai Nakai as Roronoa Zoro 
• Akemi Okamura as Nami 
• Kappei Yamaguchi as Usopp 
• Hiroaki Hirata as Sanji 
• Ikue Otani as Tony Tony Chopper 
• Yuriko Yamaguchi as Nico Robin 
• Kazuki Yao as Franky
• Cho as Brook

What is the Rating for One Piece?

“One Piece” is rated 14A in Canada, which means that the series is intended for audiences aged 14 and above only due to mild to strong depictions of coarse language, violence, gore, nudity, and sexual content.

How Many People Watch One Piece?

There is no current data on the series’ viewership numbers; however, “One Piece” was hailed as the most-watched TV show in the world in 2022, beating the Netflix original, “Stranger Things.”

How Are the Reviews for One Piece?

“One Piece” gained positive reception from anime fans and critics alike for its feel-good elements and highly-detailed world-building. Here’s what critics have to say about “One Piece”:

• “One Piece is a pretty good time. It’s a colorful, funny, action-packed kids’ adventure show,” says IGN Movies.

• “While One Piece is anything but a children’s show, older tweens and up can have a fun romp while watching this gem of a Japanese anime,” Common Sense Media also shared.

Where to Watch One Piece in Canada

You can watch six seasons of “One Piece” on streaming services in Canada.

Is One Piece Available on Streaming?

Netflix

“One Piece” is available to stream on Netflix Canada. To watch the series on the platform, avail of any of the following monthly plans:

Plan	Price	Number of simultaneous screens	Streaming quality
Basic with ads	CAD$5.99	1 device	SD
Basic	CAD$9.99	1 device	HD
Standard	CAD$16.49	2 devices	HD
Premium	CAD$20.99	4 devices	Ultra HD

Netflix also supports various devices such as smartphones, smart TVs, laptops, PCs, tablets, and game consoles like Xbox and Playstation. You can also download your favorite shows and movies if you wish to stream them offline.

Other Netflix originals you can stream on the platform are: “Stranger Things,” “Black Mirror,” “Bridgerton,” and “Beef.”

Crunchyroll

“One Piece” is also available on Crunchyroll, a streaming service that specializes in anime, manga, and other Asian content. To watch “One Piece” on Crunchyroll, subscribe to the following plans:

Tier	Price
Fan (monthly)	CAD$7.99
Mega Fan (monthly)	CAD$9.99
Ultimate Fan (annual)	CAD$14.99

The paid subscriptions also come with free access to Crunchyroll’s digital manga library. On the other hand, those who do not wish to pay for a plan can still access Crunchyroll’s content with an ad-supported free subscription. The platform also simulcasts new episodes after their release in Japan. 

Crunchyroll has over 1,000 anime titles you can stream, such as “Attack on Titan,” “Demon Slayer,” “Haikyuu,” and “Naruto.”

Hulu

You can also stream “One Piece” on Hulu, but you would need a VPN to stream it. If you’re a student, you can also avail of Hulu’s services at a cheaper price of CAD$2.67 a month.

Plan	Monthly Fee	Free Trial
Hulu	CAD$10.69	30 days
Hulu (No Ads)	CAD$20.06	30 days
Disney Bundle Trio Basic	CAD$17.38	30 days
Disney Bundle Trio Premium	CAD$26.75	30 days
Hulu + Live TV	CAD$93.66	30 days

Is One Piece Available for Rent (VOD)?

Amazon

You can also rent or purchase complete seasons of “One Piece” via the Amazon Store and view them on Prime Video.

Pluto TV

Pluto TV is the cheapest viewing option for viewers. You can stream “One Piece” for free on Pluto TV; no signup or credit card is required. The only downside is that it’s ad-supported and only has seasons 1–9 of the anime.

Microsoft Store

The Microsoft Store also offers 12–13 episode collections of the series for purchase. You may also purchase individual sets for CAD$17.99 to CAD26.99.

Is One Piece Available on Cable or Free TV?

“One Piece” is currently not airing on any cable channels in Canada. However, several episodes of the show have aired on Canadian networks, including YTV and Teletoon. 

Adventure of a Lifetime

With over a thousand episodes, “One Piece” promises an adventure of a lifetime that will continue to captivate audiences of every generation. With themes of friendship, perseverance, and dreams, the longest-running anime has become a beloved story that has stood the test of time and will continue to do so for many more years.

You can stream six seasons of “One Piece” on several streaming services in Canada.