Having access to original materials can be quite difficult for anyone who is a fan of anime and manga. Whether due to the lack of location or the prohibitive prices, many end up opting for piracy, which does not always offer a good experience.
Fortunately, fans of “One Piece” can celebrate, as the first 12 chapters have been released for free!
The success of ‘One Piece’
“One Piece is” a success among audiences of all ages, grossing millions in copies sold every year. Launched in 1997, it has more than a thousand chapters, which makes it one of the longest-running manga today, but it remains popular among manga fans. shonen.
In 1999, with the debut of the animated series, its success reached the rest of the world, earning awards and prestige among a gigantic community.
To date, there are 105 volumes translated into Brazilian Portuguese and distributed by Panini, which can be found in bookstores and online stores across the country.
For this reason, following the adventures of Luffy and the Straw Hats can be a big commitment, but it’s worth it in each chapter of the journey.
Image: One Piece/Reproduction
How to access free ‘One Piece’ volumes online?
Panini, responsible for publishing “One Piece” in Brazil, has released access to the first 12 volumes through the platform Read Me.
They all follow the official translation into Brazilian Portuguese and offer high digital quality, which greatly excited new and old fans of the saga.
Furthermore, the publisher announced that the kit with the first four volumes has a 20% discount on its website, without the need to apply coupons.
This way, it is possible to learn a little more about the traits of the author, Eichiiro Oda, in addition to the differences between the manga, anime and live-action, which has been quite successful in recent weeks.
Another interesting factor is that these 12 volumes follow all the East Blue arcs, the same ones that were adapted by the series. Netflix.
To access the first 12 volumes of “One Piece”, simply access the Read Me platform or this link.
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