Fans were really surprised when Netflix made a super successful live-action One Piece series. Adapting One Piece seemed impossible because of the complexity of manga/anime, but they did it amazingly well!
Considering everything, it seemed very obvious that the show would get a second season. The creators planned for it from the start, even before they knew it would be successful.
The Straw Hat Pirates in One Piece
But fans will have to wait a bit because the next season of the show is still being worked on. The creator, Eiichiro Oda, is getting the story ready, and they also need to create new locations since the main characters will have new adventures. So, it’s going to take some time before it’s ready for fans to watch.
However, the scripting of One Piece Season 2 is already completed, but fans are worried about a big issue with making more seasons of the series, an issue that has already been faced by another hit Netflix show Stranger Things.
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One Piece Season 6: A Victim of the Stranger Things Curse
Considering the big narrative of One Piece manga and anime, the first season barely skimmed the surface. It needs more than just a couple of seasons, maybe even more than five, otherwise it wouldn’t make sense to adapt it because the story would left incomplete. In an interview with Deadline, the producers of the series revealed that they want six seasons at least.
Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy
If it takes two years to make each season of the show, and there are six seasons planned, it would take a total of 12 years to finish all the seasons. During this time, some of the actors who played the main characters, the Straw Hats, would get closer to the age of 40.
This could be a big issue because Inaki Godoy, who plays the main character Monkey D. Luffy in the show, is only twenty years old. Godoy was only 18 years old when he got the role of Luffy in the live-action series and will be over thirty in season six.
The upcoming live-action series might face a challenge in replicating the slow timeline of anime, as it would be difficult to maintain the age and appearance of the actors.
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Introduction of New Character in Netflix’s One Piece Season 2
The first season of One Piece covered a lot of stories, adapting 100 chapters in just eight episodes. In Season Two, they will likely continue the story up to Chapter 218.
Luffy on the Going Merry Ship
In this part of the story, Luffy and his friends visit an island of giants, look for a new crew member who’s a doctor, and fight against a group of bounty hunters causing trouble in the desert nation of Arabasta.
This arc is considered one of the best in One Piece and sets the stage for their ongoing journey. Plus, there’s a cute talking reindeer character named Chopper.
Chopper
Adding Chopper to the second season of the live-action One Piece series is a big challenge for Netflix and Tomorrow Studios. Season 2 will bring in many important characters, including the popular Chopper and Smoker, who were glimpsed at the end of season one.
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One Piece live-action adaptation is available on Netflix.
Source: Anime Senpai, Deadline
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