Purpose

One Piece is the biggest story ever drawn, and first-time readers can't google anything. Search a name to check how it's spelled and an infobox hands you a decade of the plot. The great wikis are magnificent — for people who've finished. Their pages are single documents that front-load exactly what a newcomer must never see, and no amount of careful squinting makes that safe. One infobox is all it takes.

Pirate King is built on a different idea: the encyclopedia should only know what you know. Set your chapter or episode, and every page rebuilds itself as if the story ends right there. No locks, no blurred text, no "come back when you've read more." At Chapter 152 this simply is a complete encyclopedia of Chapter 152.

Three promises

• Search without fear. Every answer is assembled at your exact position — it can't know more than you do. The spoiler policy explains the machinery.
• Watch your world grow. Update your log and see profiles deepen and new faces appear. Progress becomes its own reward.
• Kept honest by the crew. Every page has a report button, every report gets an answer, and our record is public.

Start where you are

Whether you're three chapters in or three hundred, set your log and try one search. That's the whole pitch.