One Piece has officially ‘broken’ the Internet!

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Congratulations to “One Piece” for reaching the exclusive ranks of anime that generate so much hype that they crash Crunchyroll servers. Episode 1071 is now streaming on Crunchyroll, but technical difficulties are preventing many viewers from watching it.

One Piece has officially 'broken' the Internet!
One Piece has officially 'broken' the Internet! 2

Crunchyroll, the leading anime streaming platform, has been reported as inaccessible by numerous users on X (formerly known as Twitter). The cause of this outage is the release of “One Piece” episode 1071, which reveals Luffy’s most significant transformation to date: Gear 5.

This isn’t the first time Crunchyroll has experienced issues during the release of highly anticipated anime episodes. Fans have even coined the term “Elite Club” for these episodes that successfully crash the platform.

Previous instances of server crashes include the unveiling of Goku’s Ultra Instinct in “Dragon Ball Super,” the first episode of “Attack on Titan” season 3, “Demon Slayer” season 2 episode 1, and now the debut of “One Piece” Gear 5.

The immense popularity of “One Piece” is evident from the crashing of Crunchyroll’s servers. While it may seem like a badge of honor, Crunchyroll should address this problem to avoid inconvenience to its paid subscribers.

You can try your luck and stream One Piece 1071 on Crunchyroll by following this link.

Also check: One Piece 1072 Preview!

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Ayush is a gaming journalist at Geekdome, presently focusing on Genshin Impact, Anime Manga and Gaming Tech. Having diverse work experience as a WordPress intern, chartered accountant, and IT assistant, it was Ayush's initial passion for arcade classics such as Metal Slug, Pokémon Red, and Tekken 3 that led him to take up the genre professionally. His works have since raked in 1,00,000+ views on Zuiandroid.com and 120,000+ views on Geekdome in 2023-24. Ayush predominantly indulges in single-player PC games, and Pokemon, Minecraft, Lethal Company, Tekken, and It Takes Two are his preferred choices over hyper-competitive multiplayer games. He admires BeastBoyShub for his gaming skills and commentary and closely follows Tekken and Pokemon Esports tournaments. Arslan Ash, Knee and CuddleCore are his favorite Tekken players. Ayush ensures complete accuracy in his articles by sourcing details from media houses and YouTube channels that provide comprehensive information. Owing to his accounting background, Ayush enjoys participating in Futures and Options trading during leisure hours. He also loves to play badminton, a sport he has been engaged in since childhood.

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