Anticipation is at an all-time high for One Piece Chapter 1191. With the legendary manga currently entrenched in its epic final arc—highlighted by the monumental clash between Luffy and Imu—followers of the series are eager for the next installment.
Everything you need to know about the upcoming chapter’s release schedule, timing, and reading platforms is detailed below.
One Piece Chapter 1191 Release Date and Time
One Piece Chapter 1191 is scheduled for a global release on Sunday, August 23, 2026, at 10:00 AM ET.
The series has experienced several recent interruptions, largely because Eiichiro Oda has been heavily involved in the production of the live-action adaptation’s third season. Now, Weekly Shonen Jump is taking a scheduled break for Japan’s annual Obon festival, a traditional period during which no new manga issues are published. Once this brief hiatus concludes, Oda’s story will return on August 23, 2026.
Release times for major international regions are as follows:
For readers in Japan, the chapter will become available on Monday, August 24, 2026, at 12:00 AM JST.
Where to Read Chapter 1191
Fans can access Chapter 1191 through official digital platforms, including Shueisha’s MANGA Plus, Viz Media, and Shonen Jump+.
MANGA Plus provides official English translations for the latest chapters of various Weekly Shonen Jump titles.
Viz Media allows readers to access the first three chapters and the most recent installments of select series for free with English translations.
Audiences in Japan can read the fresh chapter directly through Shonen Jump+.
Recapping the previous chapter, Gaban made a dramatic entrance to rescue Luffy, playfully mocking the Straw Hat captain by calling it disappointing that he needed an aging veteran to bail him out. Gaban noted that the death of the Pirate King only brings joy to their adversaries, since everyone is gunning for the ultimate throne. He bluntly told Luffy to pack it in if he expected to claim the title of Pirate King without enduring brutal trials. Gaban then stepped up to face Imu independently. In response, Imu unsheathed a blade known as Honebami (Bone Eater). Utilizing his “Shinmon: Hassen – Fukushu” technique, Gaban dragged both himself and Imu down into the Underworld. The chapter drew to a close with Gaban sustaining an injury, leaving Luffy completely stunned.