The popular manga series ‘One Piece’ is taking a one-month hiatus due to the astigmatism of its creator, Eiichiro Oda. Fans were disappointed after a tweet from the official Twitter account of the series @OP_SPOILERS2023 announced that the manga would not be updated from June 19 to July 18, 2023, in Weekly Shonen Jump. The writer explained that his blurred vision caused by astigmatism made it difficult for him to continue working.
Oda revealed that he would undergo an eye surgery to correct his astigmatism, which he discussed with the Shonen Jump editor. He went further to joke that he could fire beams from his eyes after undergoing the procedure.
This is not the first time that Eiichiro Oda has taken a break from his work. He previously took a one-month hiatus to prepare for the film version of One Piece Reds. The writer had given an update on One Piece 1086, which would air this week before announcing his hiatus.
One Piece 1086 is named ‘Five Elders’ and will introduce all the names of the Gorosei five. The chapter will also explore their roles and tasks in the World Government order. According to the writer, the five Gorosei are warrior gods (Im). Saint Jay Garcia Saturn is responsible for scientific defense, Saint Shepherd Ju Peter handles agriculture, while Saint Enthanbaron V. Nasujuro takes charge of our siteance. Saint Topman Valkyrie is responsible for legal affairs, while Saint Marcus Mars manages the environment.
The chapter will reveal Im’s weapon, which the writer revealed to be created by Vegapunk and used to destroy Lulusia Island. The writer also disclosed that Im is from the Merona family, which helped to form the World Government. Saint Im is the leader of the family.
In the closing scene of One Piece 1086, the leader of Holy Knight executes Saint Mjosgard, revealing the origin of the Holy Knight leader.
In conclusion, the manga hiatus is necessary for Eiichiro Oda’s prompt recovery from astigmatism. Fans are hoping for a quick recovery so that the popular manga series can continue to entertain them.
