In an interview with the author of Detective Conan, Gosho Aoyama, Eiichiro Oda said that One Piece would end in 3 years. This is not necessarily the case because Oda's past words were proven to be false. Even though it's Oda's will, it doesn't mean he can finish One Piece according to his initial plan.

This is because there are certain factors that make Oda continue to make One Piece. The following is a summary of Oda's words about when One Piece will end in various interviews since 1997:

• One Piece will be ended in 5 years. (1997)
• Oda answered "Don't know" when asked when One Piece will end. (2006)
• “Maybe a few more years for One Piece to end.” (2007)
• Oda said One Piece will end soon. (2009)
• One Piece story is 60% complete. (2012)
• It's been around 60-70%. Maybe in about 10 years. (2014)
• One Piece story is 65% complete. (2016)
• Maybe 70% already (near completion). (2017)
• One Piece story is 80% complete. (2018)
• One Piece will be finished in 5 years. (2019)
• About 4-5 more years. (2020)
• Maybe 4-5 years from now, maybe another 20-30 volumes. (2021)
• One Piece enters the final of the Saga. (2022)
• Want to finish One Piece within 3 years. (2022)

Of all Oda's statements above, the funniest is the first when he said he wanted to finish One Piece in 5 years in 1997. Because One Piece is so popular, Oda wants to continue to work and entertain readers with interesting stories. Maybe that's what makes Oda inconsistent in predicting when One Piece will end.

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Source: Facebook/One Piece Indonesia