Eiichiro Oda's love for his creation is evident in the way he puts intricate details into the plot of One Piece, something not many writers can boast of.

Few anime and manga series have ever achieved the massive popularity and lasting impact of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece. This series has created a cultural phenomenon that captivates fans with its vast universe, fascinating characters and clever storytelling. Still, One Piece has also received its fair share of criticism, especially in light of its length.

For a long time, anime fans have complained that the series is simply too long, a seemingly never-ending story. But what initially appeared to be a possible flaw has now been turned by fans into one of the strongest aspects of the series. This is especially clear in contrast to Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, a prequel series to Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto.

Many critics often believe that One Piece's expansive storyline may turn off new viewers and readers as they will be overwhelmed by the amount of content. However, the massive fan base of One Piece has not let up despite this criticism, but continues to expand. In fact, many fans claim that One Piece's uniqueness stems from its length itself.