One Piece Complete Collection

One Piece Log Books, commonly called Logs by fans, are big sized One Piece magazines that include an average of 30 manga chapters, along with some additional information pages. They have the same format as the Weekly Shonen Jump, but they are entirely dedicated to only one series: One Piece. As such, chapters retain their colored pages / posters and logs even offer supplemental postcards or special tankōbon bookcovers.

The Weekly Shonen Jump format (big size with low quality paper, containing a lot of chapters for very cheap) allows young children to be able to afford all the backstory of popular series when they start subscribing to Jump or another magazine.

Each Log has a subtitle giving a hint of the arcs it covers.

Log Books

The very first log was released in April 2005.
The 6 following logs, 2 to 7, were released concurrently from December 2005 to May 2006, 1 per month.
Logs 8 to 10 were released from April 2008 to June 2008, 1 per month.
Then immediately after, from July 2008 to August 2009, all logs were re-released concurrently along with brand new logs 11 to 14, 1 per month.
Then again, logs 1 to 10 have been released for a 3rd time between December 2009 and April 2010.
After a 4 year 6 month hiatus, logs 21 to 28 were released from June 2017 to January 2018, 1 per month. This is done in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the manga.

With each re-issue, covers are changed a little to accommodate advertisements for the logs to follow, and merchandise ad pages are probably also updated with objects selling at the time of publication. But otherwise, logs characteristics remain unchanged, even the selling price.

Logs 1st to 10th

Title	Price Tag	Number of Pages	Covered Chapters	Release Dates	Cover
The 1st Log	¥780	914 p.	ch. 1-41	April 1, 2005
				July 1, 2008
				December 1, 2009
The 2nd Log: Sanji	¥580	580 p.	ch. 42-68	November 30, 2005
				August 1, 2008
				December 15, 2009
The 3rd log: Nami	¥580	562 p.	ch. 69-95	December 30, 2005
				September 1, 2008
				December 26, 2009
The 4th Log: Grand Line	¥650	720 p.	ch. 96-129	January 30, 2006
				October 1, 2008
				January 12, 2010
				November 19, 2010
The 5th Log: Chopper	¥580	562 p.	ch. 130-155	February 28, 2006
				November 1, 2008
				January 26, 2010
				November 19, 2010
The 6th Log: Alabasta	¥580	552 p.	ch. 156-181	March 31, 2006
				December 1, 2008
				February 9, 2010
The 7th Log: Vivi	¥700	778 p.	ch. 182-218	May 2, 2006
				December 26, 2008
				February 23, 2010
The 8th Log: Skypiea	¥580	572 p.	ch. 219-245	April 10, 2008
				January 31, 2009
				March 9, 2010
The 9th Log: God	¥680	688 p.	ch. 256-277	May 10, 2008
				February 28, 2009
				March 23, 2010
				November 26, 2010
The 10th Log: Bell	¥580	572 p.	ch. 278-303	June 10, 2008
				April 1, 2009
				April 6, 2010
				November 26, 2010

Logs 11th to 20th

Title	Price Tag	Number of Pages	Covered Chapters	Release Dates	Cover
The 11th Log: Water Seven	¥680	648 p.	ch. 304-333	May 1, 2009
The 12th Log: Rocket Man	¥680	680 p.	ch. 334-365	June 1, 2009
The 13th Log: Nico Robin	¥740	718 p.	ch. 366-398	July 1, 2009
The 14th Log: Franky	¥860	866 p.	ch. 399-439	August 1, 2009
				November 26, 2010
The 15th Log: Thriller Bark	¥560	518 p.	ch. 440-463	February 4, 2011
The 16th Log: Brook	¥580	564 p.	ch. 464-490	February 22, 2011
The 17th Log: Sabãody	¥660	662 p.	ch. 491-522	September 14, 2012
The 18th Log: Impel Down	¥570	554 p.	ch. 523-549	October 12, 2012
The 19th Log: Marineford	¥500	458 p.	ch. 550-573	November 9, 2012
One Piece Extra Log 1 "Strong World"	¥1200	516 p.	-	December 4, 2012
The 20th Log: Ace	¥520	478 p.	ch. 574-597	December 14, 2012

Logs 21st to 30th

Title	Price Tag	Number of Pages	Covered Chapters	Release Dates	Cover	Eiichiro Oda Comment	Comment Translation
The 21st Log: 2 Years Later	¥745	590 p.	ch. 598-627	June 23, 2017			Topic: Characters who played unexpectedly big roles (1) To be honest, I have lots of such characters, but if I have to choose one, it must be VIVI!! No, she was Miss Wednesday. At first she appeared as an agent of Baroque Works, but I didn't think more about her. But, one time I drew Miss Wednesday with her hair down, and found, "Ohh she looks like a princess!" I got the plan of the Alabasta Kingdom arc a while before. And then what will it be like if this girl would be the princess of Alabasta? The Alabasta arc started like that. For that reason, still beloved by fans, the character, Nefeltari Vivi was born. Serialization is WONDERLAND Translation: edogawa_river
The 22nd Log: Shirahoshi	¥680	540 p.	ch. 628-653	July 28, 2017			Topic: Characters who played unexpectedly big roles (2) Rob Lucci had many highlight scenes, you know. To tell you the truth, Water 7 arc was a story to let shipwright join Straw Hats. Franky joining them and Straw Hats saying goodbye to Going Merry in the finale were the only events I determined to draw before the arc started. First of all, I intended to throw my audience into confusion. I drew Franky in a way that allows audience to hate him. I made many shipwrights appear. After drawing various characters, I wondered, "Whom should I make a villain?" OK. Let's draw this weird guy with pigeon as a villain! Yeah, he is Rob Lucci!! Manga serialization is a wonderland. Move forward where you now consider interesting!! Translation: sandman
The 23rd Log: Punk Hazard	¥616	492 p.	ch. 654-677	August 25, 2017			Topic: Characters who played unexpectedly big roles (3) I haven't finished ONE PIECE yet despite the 20-year-serialization. The main reason is these guys (Shichibukai). At first, I intended to finish ONE PIECE in 5 years. It was supposed to be a story to fight against pirates called Yonkou. However, I came up with the idea of Shichibukai... I just thought, "It would be badass if these characters showed up". Then as you can see, it caused this long serialization!! Why didn't I make them Gobukai or Nibukai!! (TN: "Go" means 5, "Ni" means 2 and "Shichi" as in Shichibukai means 7 in Japanese.) I thought 7 was a cool number!! That being said, I don't regret it since I drew what I wanted. ...I'm regretting a bit!! Translation: sandman
The 24th Log: Smile	¥616	480 p.	ch. 678-700	September 22, 2017			Topic: Anyway, the work was difficult - color illustration I can't forget the color spread in which many Marines gathered for ONE PIECE Film Z. I'm not totally sure why I decided to draw it, but I remember saying, "I wanna draw this". I just thought, "It would be enjoyable to imagine and draw many Marines in their youth", but it turned out to be really hard work. First of all, I told my 2 editors to make copies of all panels in all volumes where Marines are included since of course I didn't remember all of their faces. Then, the editors sent me copies as thick as Kojien, I believe it was hard work for them since the copy even covered some Marines who spoke only a few words. After checking if the editors missed some panels, I drew how Marines looked like 20 years ago. It was really hard and interesting work since I was busy due to weekly chapters and supervising Film Z. ...Wait, it seems I haven't focused on telling about the theme of this column yet, right? Speaking of hard work, it's really hard to draw patterns of Kimono like I did in Kabuki color spread. On top of that, There are many rules for Kimono we don't know. Well, whatever. I don't feel good to say repeatedly, "It was hard work". Actually, they weren't hard work at all !! Translation: sandman
The 25th Log: Dressrosa	¥756	622 p.	ch. 701-731	October 27, 2017			Topic: Characters who played unexpectedly big roles (4) One day, I read a book and found a photo about Drum Rock. If I remember correctly, Drum Rock is located in Canada. The rock looked cool, so I drew an island called Drum Island with a mountain called Drum Rocky. Thus, so-called Chopper arc started. Chopper arc started without specifying the detailed design of Chopper. I keep in mind that I should draw what I want to draw in those situations, like "Snow is beautiful", "I've created a midriff-baring old female character!". Anyway, when I had trouble deciding how I should wrap up Drum Island arc, I found a book about environmental pollution. According to the book, yellow snow falls in some cities due to dust from factories. I thought, "Oh, snow can be colored in some cases. If pink snow fell on Drum Rocky, it would look like a real cherry blossom tree. Wait... Dr. Kureha wears a cherry blossom T-shirt. Wait... The shape of Chopper's hoof is similar to cherry blossoms. Wait... Does it mean I can wrap up Drum Island arc thanks to cherry blossoms??" In short, the finale scene of Drum Island arc was created just by luck. That "mountain" had greater highlight scene than I expected. It was so lucky that I drew the mountain in that specific shape. Manga serialization is a wonderland!! Translation: sandman
The 26th Log: Memories	¥670	536 p.	ch. 732-757	November 24, 2017			Topic: Characters that were hard to design Hancock and Shirahoshi. It really bothers me to make designs of beautiful women since the amount of female faces I like are limited considering the long serialization of ONE PIECE. I can make designs of male characters as many as I want. I can draw various female characters' faces such as Amazon Lily women, but things are different when it comes to "beautiful woman". I hyped up my audience that Hancock is incredibly beautiful although I didn't specify her detailed designs before she appeared. It means I had to convince my audience of Hancock's beauty once she actually appeared in manga. I managed to find a solution about what kind of face the most beautiful woman in the world would have. I was relieved to see Hancock became a popular character. However, I hyped up my audience again thoughtlessly that Mermaid Princess is as beautiful as Hancock!! One more female character as beautiful as Hancock..!? Actually, I'm kind of a person who can expect my potential in the future. Then, I produced a beautiful character named Shirahoshi. She was the first woman during my more-than-10-years-serialization whose eyebrow was downward-sloping!! (the eyebrows which make her look like as if in trouble) I hadn't drawn a woman like Shirahoshi since I love strong-willed women, but I enjoyed the drawing process of Shirahoshi, thinking, "She looks nice than expected." Now then, I should make a beautiful woman appear in "there" in the future...!! Translation: sandman
The 27th Log: Law	¥594	459 p.	ch. 758-781	December 21, 2017			Topic: Characters who played unexpectedly big roles (5) I have to mention Law. Actually it's not too much to say that all Supernovas have more highlight scenes than I imagined. I created Supernovas right before the chapter where they got introduced. None of them existed in my plot notebooks before that chapter. I was in desperate situation, worrying, "At this rate, Sabaody arc will not be interesting enough." Then, inspiration for 9 Supernovas came to my mind unconsciously. I should have reduced the number of Supernovas since they were too many, but after all, I made all of them appear in manga!! I'm really surprised they survive till now since I thought about half of them would drop out of tough New World already. They are worst!! They are the worst generation, indeed. I imagined Kid would become an important character, but...Law!! I didn't imagine he would become such an important character. Weekly serialization is a wonderland. Translation: sandman
The 28th Log: Lucy	¥518	367 p.	ch. 782-800	January 26, 2018			Topic: Which characters would you like to go into detail about if you had enough time? Well, there is a helpful means named "cover story" in ONE PIECE for that purpose... Anyway, there remain some characters I want to go into detail. It would be interesting if I focus on Marines. I can come up with a magnificent story about Garp. I'd like to draw some relationship and talks between him and Akainu, Aokiji, Smoker, Hina, Koby who joined Marines one after another, Cypher Pol and Roger. It would also be interesting if I focus on Revolutionary Army, mainly Dragon. Why do they intend to make a revolution? With what belief? How did they meet? The story about Luffy's birth would be interesting. Many of those stories would be serious. All of the stories about their lives lead to Luffy!! OK!! I'll draw Luffy!! Translation: sandman

Omake

Interestingly, one of the features that most of the Logs share are the publication of some omakes, a Japanese word meaning extras or bonus. Those extra comics are three-page ones that tend to parody other genres.

Those side comics were drawn when Oda was given three sheets of blank paper by his editor and told to draw anything. Animated versions, subtitled as Mugiwara Theater, were broadcasted on October 2006 along recap episodes 279 to 283. They featured omakes released from 2nd to 7th Logs.

Some omakes were released outside of the Logs. They are listed below with the others:

• Blue Databook: 6 pages of 4-koma (4-Panel Comic Strips), with the 1st appearance of Chopperman.
• The 2nd Log: Report Time
• The 3rd Log: Obahan Time
• The 5th Log: Jingi-nai Time
• The 6th Log: Chopper Man
• The 7th Log: Monster Time
• Yellow Databook: Space Time
• 10th Treasures: Red-Hair of Class 3 - Sea Time
• The 10th Log: Märchen Time
• The 13th Log: Family Time
• The 14th Log: Ed Sullivan Show
• The 15th Log: Detective Loomes
• The 19th Log: Circus Time
• The 20th Log: RPG Time

Chopperman has starred in the animated New Year's Special filler that aired on December 23, 2007.

Episode 369 also featured a special easter egg referring to Chopperman when Oars suddenly discovered the cockpit in its stomach and called itself "Oars Bomber" and Chopper was shocked by hearing about that (and that moment, he had the Chopperman cape).

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