One Piece Episode 1128: Release Date and Time, Recap, and Everything You Need

One Piece Episode 1127 ended recently, and it was fabulous. The fierce battle between Luffy and Kizaru, with its unique style of animation in the episode, blew the minds of the fans. The story is taking an interesting turn with every upcoming episode, and after a thrilling ending of Episode 1127, fans are eagerly waiting for what is coming next.

To help you, in this article, we will cover the release date and time, a recap of the previous episode, where to watch it, and everything you need to know about One Piece Episode 1128.

One Piece Episode 1128: Release Date and Time

The most awaited One Piece Episode 1128, "The Nightmare Strikes - Godhead of Science & Defense, St. Saturn," will premiere on Sunday, May 4, 2025. This episode will see a very-anticipated turning point in the Egghead Island Arc, bringing one of the Five Elders, Saint Saturn, into the mix.

• 8:45 AM Pacific Standard Time (PST)
• 11:45 AM Eastern Standard Time (EST)
• 4:45 PM British Summer Time (BST)
• 9:45 PM Indian Standard Time(IST)

One Piece Episode 1127 Recap

In One Piece Episode 1127, we saw Luffy temporarily knock Kizaru off Egghead. Atlas then headed to the Fabriophase to seize control of the Pacifistas for escape, joined by Vegapunk, Sanji, and Franky, who went to aid a surviving Bonney.

Kizaru swiftly returned, creating light clones that initially overwhelmed Luffy. However, Luffy's defensive stance was a ploy to align the clones for a powerful attack. The real Kizaru bypassed Luffy and attacked Usopp to locate Vegapunk.

The moment Vegapunk and Atlas came to the rescue with a unique vehicle to fetch Sanji and Franky, Kizaru made his attack, but was interrupted as Luffy devoured the light blast while continuing the fight. This allowed Vegapunk and his group to reach the Fabriophase and lead the Pacifistas against the Marines, together with Atlas and Sanji. Saint Saturn is getting ready to join the battle as the episode comes to a close.

Where to watch?

Every week, fresh episodes of One Piece become available for streaming. Crunchyroll also has a simulcast for these, allowing viewership shortly after they air in Japan. The episodes will become available for watchers on Netflix a week after the first showing on Crunchyroll. Both Crunchyroll and Netflix can be accessed via their apps, as well as on their websites, or even through third-party services like Amazon Prime, although availability varies depending on the user's location.