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Update (07/23/2023) – GS
Taking everyone by surprise, Netflix has released a new trailer for One Piece, its latest attempt to adapt an iconic manga/anime franchise into live-action.
In the video, we can see more of the story of the first season, which will show Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, who goes on a journey to find the legendary legendary treasure, the ONE PIECE, to become the King of the Pirates! But to find the ultimate prize, Luffy will need to gather the crew he’s always dreamed of before finding a ship to venture out on, scouring every inch of the vast blue seas, racing once morest the Marines, and overcoming dangerous rivals at every turn.
As we can see, the series seems to perfectly recreate some moments from the original work, including Luffy’s elastic powers and the villain Arlong, considered one of the best in the saga by fans.
Coming to the Netflix catalog on August 31, the series was sponsored by Eiichiro Oda, creator of One Piece, who praised the production in an open letter dedicated to fans.
So, looking forward to the premiere of One Piece?
Update (5/4/2023) – RS
One Piece: author of the work and Netflix release letter to fans regarding the series; check out
It’s been a while since we’ve had updates on the série live-action de One Piece. So the author of the story, Eiichiro Oda along with the Netflix, released a letter to let fans know that all is well and that production is in the final stages of finishing eight episodes of the first season.
It is worth remembering that the birthday of the protagonist of the series, Monkey D. Luffy, is tomorrow (5) and this news was published in commemoration of that date. But, not much material has been revealed regarding the production that will premiere on streaming later this year. So, check it out below:
As you can see, Oda talks regarding the series’ development work with Netflix and Tomorrow Studios. In addition, the author stated that a lot of hard work has been done and that even with cultural differences on ways of telling stories, they finally reached the current level.
The mangaka also revealed that he considers this to be his last opportunity to bring One Piece worldwide and that he only agreed to the series’ production if he might oversee things. Likewise, despite the forecast being for 2023, Netflix will not release the series until the author himself is satisfied with the material.
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In addition, Oda praised the passion of the cast chosen for the production and in addition to revealing that the current phase is the finalization of the episodes, he said goodbye saying that very soon “we will be setting sail“. Finally, also check out our review of the latest One Piece game, as well as series details on the series adapting Spider-Man Noir.
Update (01/30/2023) – GS
Netflix may not have a good track record with live-action adaptations of anime, but even so, the platform continues to try to achieve success in this area.
His next bet is with the adaptation of One Piece, one of the most iconic Japanese franchises of all time. After revealing the actors for the main cast of the seriesthe streaming giant has finally started to reveal the first images of the production.
Through its social networks, Netflix released the first poster for the series, which shows the silhouette of the protagonist Luffy raising his fist to the sky and the message “setting sail in 2023”, which confirms that the series will be released this year.
In addition to the poster, the platform also shared another image that shows the silhouettes of the Straw Hat gang, the crew led by Luffy, as well as the iconic Going Merry ship in the background.
As you can see, the visuals seem to be very faithful to the anime and are quite cartoonish, which should be a positive factor for the adaptation.
For now, we can only wait for the first trailer to find out if the series will live up to Eiichiro Oda’s work.
Are you looking forward to Netflix’s One Piece?
Update (03/28/2022) – GS
One Piece: Netflix finds actor to play Shanks in live-action series
Netflix continues in its quest to turn great anime / manga into live-action series (with real actors). After Death Note and Cowboy Bebop, One Piece is the next big platform adaptation and, this week, an important character in the plot finally got his interpreter.
With filming for the first season of One Piece taking place in Africa, Netflix announced this week that actor Peter Gadiot will join the cast as Shanks.
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Gadiot is known for his roles in Queen of the South and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. Furthermore, he also plays the personahem Adam in Yellowjackets.
Shanks is the leader of the Red Haired Pirates. Considering the time period in which the Netflix series is set, Gadiot is set to play a younger version of Shanks during the East Blue saga.
The cast of the series already has names as Inaki Godoy, Emily Rudd, Mackenyu, Taz Skylar, Jacob Romero Gibson, Morgan Davis, Aidan Scott and Ilia Isorelys Paulino. As of this writing, Netflix has yet to announce a release date.
Did you like the actor who will play Shanks?
Original text – 03/09/2022
One Piece: Netflix reveals the names of more actors and their characters in the live-action series
Netflix doesn’t stop! After venturing into live-action adaptations of anime such as Death Note and Cowboy Bebop, the streaming giant is now preparing to bring another iconic Japanese franchise to life: One Piece.
The story of Luffy, the “stretching pirate”, is already one of the most beloved by anime and manga fans, being widely known for its numerous episodes and for not having ended even following so many years. This week, Netflix revealed new actors who will join the cast of the production, along with their respective characters.
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Although many are afraid when talking regarding Netflix adapting an anime franchise to the live-action model, the quality that the platform has in adapting great video game sagas to series or films, especially in animation format, is undeniable, which may mean that it deserves a vote of confidence.
So far, Netflix had already confirmed actors Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp and Taz Skylar as Sanji.
This week, the platform took to social media to reveal the new additions to the cast, which include Morgan Davies (The End) as Koby, Ilia Isorelýs Paulino (As Trambiqueiras) as Alvida, McKinley Belcher III (Ozark) as Arlong, Jeff Ward (Agents of SHIELD) as Buggy, Vincent Regan (Poldark) as Garp and Aidan Scott (The Kissing Booth 2) as Helmeppo.
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There are more people coming aboard for the live-action One Piece. pic.twitter.com/DbSsziy5b0
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Recordings for the first season of One Piece are expected to begin in the second half of 2022, but the series still does not have a release date.
What do you think of the One Piece Cast? Do you think the series will work?
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