One Piece Chapter 1037 Delayed; Here's When It Comes Out

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One Piece chapter 1037, which was expected to release last week, has been delayed making fans wonder when they can expect it to air. One Piece focuses on Monkey D. Luffy, a young man made of rubber.

In the previous chapter, fans witnessed the fight between Luffy and Kaido. The two seemed to be having quite a bit of fun while battling one another, and in an attempt to prove their superior strengths to the other. It seems that the One Piece chapter 1037 will continue right where we left off, with the fight probably getting more intense.

However, you're probably wondering when the next chapter of this long-running series will be released. Read on to find out what we know.

One Piece Chapter 1037 Delayed; Here's What Happened

One of the longest-running manga and anime series of all time, One Piece was supposed to release its latest installment chapter 1037 last week. Unfortunately for fans, the upcoming chapter was delayed due to its publisher.

The Weekly Shonen Jump Magazine, which also publishes other manga series like My Hero Academia, Black Clover, and more, was on a short break last week. However, the good news is that fans shouldn’t be too concerned by the upcoming hiatus because we have an update.

Damn I forgot Weekly Shonen Jump is on break this week 😭😭😭

— 🤘🏾 (@RamblesRobJ) December 24, 2021

When Does One Piece Chapter 1037 come out?

The Weekly Shonen Jump magazine will return this week for its latest installments, including One Piece. One Piece chapter 1037 is now slated to release worldwide on Sunday, January 16th. The news has been confirmed by Viz Media and Manga Plus, the two platforms that provide access to the manga series for fans.

While the chapter will release at midnight JST (Japan Standard Time), fans of the manga are spread out across the world. Here are the international times for fans everywhere else in the world:

• Pacific Time: 7:00 AM (January 16th)
• Central Time: 9:00 AM (January 16th)
• Eastern Time: 10:00 AM (January 16th)
• British Time: 3:00 PM (January 16th)
• European Time: 4:00 PM (January 16th)
• Indian Time: 8.30 PM (January 16th)
• Philippine Time: 11 PM (January 16th)
• Australia Time: 1.30 AM (January 17th)

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