11 years after it first aired, Netflix is getting the rare One Piece and Dragon Ball crossover episode
Nov. 5, 2024A team up for the ages
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11 years after it first debuted in Japan, Netflix is getting a One Piece and Dragon Ball crossover episode that has only ever aired once on western television.
As per Toei Animation (H/TAnime News Network), the missing 590th episode of the long-running One Piece series – which features Luffy, Dragon Ball’s Goku, and fellow anime protagonist Toriko teaming up – is now on Netflix in North America and Latin America.
“The team up we’ve all been waiting for is here!” Toeiwrote on Instagram. “Episode #590 of #OnePiece, featuring Luffy, Goku, and Toriko is now available on @Netflix in North America and LATAM, streaming in English, Spanish, and Portuguese dubs for the first time - be sure to catch the adventure!”
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In the episode, a tournament that decides who gets a special meat (yes, really) soon descends into chaos – with Luffy, Goku, and Toriko joining forces to combat a sudden threat.
Now, you’ll be able to rewatch the special episode to your heart’s content – the perfect side dish alongside the ongoingDragon Ball Daima.
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