Toei Animation, The Studio In Charge Of ‘One Piece’ & More, Gets Hacked, Anime Delayed Indefinitely!
Just recently, the official website of the anime "One Piece" revealed to fans that a third party illegally accessed the company's network and damaged some of their internal systems.
Due to this, the recent hacking will affect the broadcast of future episodes of the animes "One Piece," "Digimon Ghost Game," "Dragon Quest: The Adventures of Dai," and "Delicious Party Pretty Cure."
Notably, the official website of "One Piece" will update fans on the One Piece episode, which is scheduled to drop on the 20th of March. Though the "One Piece" episode dropping on the 13th of March will be released as scheduled.
The production staff has gone on to apologize to fans who are looking forward to the "One Piece" episode weekly.
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As of writing this article, Toei Studio has not revealed any additional information regarding the hack. Though it looks like some hacker accessed the Toei Website website and deleted animation files, which set the studio a couple of weeks behind their schedule.
Following the hack, Toei Studio has decided to delay all of their anime programs.
Notably, here are the other schedules for Toei Studio's other animes:
For "Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai," its 73rd episode will not be broadcasted on the 12th of March, though the 31st episode will be broadcasted instead. Furthermore, the anime's staff will note at a later date what will air on the 19th of March.
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Adding to this, as per the "Digimon Ghost Game" Twitter account, they will reveal at a later date what will air on the 20th of March. Furthermore, as per the "Delicious Party Pretty Cure" Twitter account, the 6th episode of the anime is delayed and will not air on the 13th of March as scheduled and the 4th Episode will be broadcasted instead.
