The global anime franchise ONE PIECE has officially announced plans for two upcoming feature films, scheduling major theatrical releases for both Summer 2027 and 2029, according to reporting by Accredited Wire Reports via Crunchyroll.
The initial project, titled GOD VALLEY, is slated to arrive in theaters in Summer 2027. It will be followed two years later by a second cinematic installment titled BAAD, scheduled for a 2029 debut. The back-to-back production schedule outlines a multi-year cinematic strategy for the long-running property.
Theatrical Rollout for GOD VALLEY in 2027
The 2027 feature GOD VALLEY marks the next cinematic chapter for the franchise, arriving several years after the property's previous theatrical outings. While production details remain limited in the initial announcement, the project secures a prime summer corridor for its international premiere.
Distributor information and platform details associated with Crunchyroll indicate that the film will target a broad international audience upon its release. The Summer 2027 window gives the production team extended lead time to develop the project alongside the ongoing weekly animated adaptation.
Long-Term Horizon Set for BAAD in 2029
The announcement also established a rare long-term production timeline by locking in the follow-up film, BAAD, for 2029. Setting release plans so far in advance underscores a continued commercial commitment to expanding the franchise's footprint across worldwide theaters.
Both upcoming releases continue the series' tradition of standalone and canon-adjacent cinematic events. Further details regarding the creative staff, voice cast, and specific international release dates for GOD VALLEY and BAAD are expected to be disclosed by the production committees as the 2027 launch window approaches.
