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The Official Live-Action "One Piece" News & Discussion Thread
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Wonder how they will condense the 1000 episodes worth of content. They'll probably do the one season every two or three years model Netflix usually does, which would make the show run at least a decade. Okay, I do miss the annual release schedules of older TV, but I get how much higher the production values and how much time it takes to make a newer TV show.
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Deaging, maybe? Otherwise, I really can't see this running for over 20 years like the anime anyway, so I'm not too concerned about it.
A new video was posted, based on the hint at the end sounds like Little Garden will indeed show up in season 2.
Makes sense. I guess if the writers strike didn't happen, it might have been able to come out later this year.
From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com.
The 2023 Western live action adaptation of One Piece is widely seen as the greatest Western live action anime adaptation ever made, being much more faithful than previous adaptations. It spent several weeks on Netflix’s top ten charts and definitely was a major hit. The Writers Guild awarded the premiere episode in the “Children’s Episodic, Long Form, and Specials” category. Now fans have to wait for a second season, which can sometimes be a long wait for a Netflix television show. Netflix is known for its multi-year long waits between seasons, like the infamous gap we will have of at least three years for Stranger Things, but it is possible that we will be spared of that and only have a two year gap.
Production Weekly has reported that the live action One Piece is aiming for a 2025 release, which is only a two year between seasons. Filming is set to start in June of this year and is set to wrap up in January 2025. A two year rather than three year wait is fortunate as unlike cartoon characters, actors age and middle aged Straw Hat pirates would be awkward. There are over 1,100 episodes in the anime to adapt, so it is doubtful the entire anime will receive a complete adaptation, but the live action One Piece is planned to have six seasons, which should with a biennial schedule, should have the show running to 2033.
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"Season Two of Live Action “One Piece” News Roundup"
The 2023 Western live action adaptation of One Piece is widely seen as the greatest Western live action anime adaptation ever made, being much more faithful than previous adaptations. It spent several weeks on Netflix’s top ten charts and definitely was a major hit. The Writers Guild awarded the premiere episode in the “Children’s Episodic, Long Form, and Specials” category. Now fans have to wait for a second season, which can sometimes be a long wait for a Netflix television show. Netflix is known for its multi-year long waits between seasons, like the infamous gap we will have of at least three years for Stranger Things, but it is possible that we will be spared of that and only have a two year gap.
Production Weekly has reported that the live action One Piece is aiming for a 2025 release, which is only a two year between seasons. Filming is set to start in June of this year and is set to wrap up in January 2025. A two year rather than three year wait is fortunate as unlike cartoon characters, actors age and middle aged Straw Hat pirates would be awkward. There are over 1,100 episodes in the anime to adapt, so it is doubtful the entire anime will receive a complete adaptation, but the live action One Piece is planned to have six seasons, which should with a biennial schedule, should have the show running to 2033.
Click here to read the full article.
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Admittedly I don't really know any of those actors but so far the casting has been pretty spot on. I do know some people were hoping for Danny Devito as Wapol which yeah would have been some pretty solid casting (and we know he can play that sort of nasty slimeball character that Wapol is as seen when he did Penguin in Batman Returns or heck even Frank Sr in It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia) but I get you aren't always going to get the Most super A or B list talent for a Netflix show even one like this... though still hoping that we get Jamie Lee Kurtis as Dr. Kureha since hey even SHE expressed interest in that role.
From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:
"If reports are correct, Netflix started filming Season 2 of their surprisingly excellent live-action adaption of One Piece earlier this month. No shots of the sets exist, but we do know a little more about who is playing who.
Four actors were announced by the Netflix One Piece Twitter account this week to be playing key characters in the storyline for the second season. The biggest one is Captain Smoker, to be portrayed by Callum Kerr. I’d explain what he’s known for but it’s kinda obvious. 4Kids, who forbade depictions of tobacco on their shows, had their hands full with Smoker. Since they couldn’t alter his giant cigars into lollipops, they simply painted them out…which meant smoke was coming from the Captain’s mouth at all times with no explanation."
Read the full article here.
"New Cast Additions Announced For Netflix’s One Piece Season 2"
"If reports are correct, Netflix started filming Season 2 of their surprisingly excellent live-action adaption of One Piece earlier this month. No shots of the sets exist, but we do know a little more about who is playing who.
Four actors were announced by the Netflix One Piece Twitter account this week to be playing key characters in the storyline for the second season. The biggest one is Captain Smoker, to be portrayed by Callum Kerr. I’d explain what he’s known for but it’s kinda obvious. 4Kids, who forbade depictions of tobacco on their shows, had their hands full with Smoker. Since they couldn’t alter his giant cigars into lollipops, they simply painted them out…which meant smoke was coming from the Captain’s mouth at all times with no explanation."
Read the full article here.
From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:
"There’s been a lot of speculation over who is playing who on the second season of Netflix’s One Piece show, but the one casting decision everyone figured would definitely be a lock was Jamie Lee Curtis as Dr. Kureha. Unfortunately executive producer Becky Clements has confirmed that isn’t happening.
It isn’t because JLC wasn’t willing. It’s well known by now she loves One Piece, has been a fan for a long time, and her favorite character is Chopper. This whole rumor started years ago when the actress tweeted out a Photoshop of her head on a drawing of Dr. Kureha’s body and said “The Internet has spoken and mommy needs a job.”
The reason Curtis can’t appear as Chopper’s guardian is because mommy DOESN’T need a job — she’s already locked down by other commitments that conflict with the shooting schedule of One Piece Season 2. As Clements told Deadline, “She definitely wanted to do it, but she’s got deals in first position, and it just became complicated,” She did not say who had been cast instead, but commented “We have found an amazing person.”"
Read the full article here.
"Aw Shucks: Jamie Lee Curtis Won’t Be On One Piece After All"
"There’s been a lot of speculation over who is playing who on the second season of Netflix’s One Piece show, but the one casting decision everyone figured would definitely be a lock was Jamie Lee Curtis as Dr. Kureha. Unfortunately executive producer Becky Clements has confirmed that isn’t happening.
It isn’t because JLC wasn’t willing. It’s well known by now she loves One Piece, has been a fan for a long time, and her favorite character is Chopper. This whole rumor started years ago when the actress tweeted out a Photoshop of her head on a drawing of Dr. Kureha’s body and said “The Internet has spoken and mommy needs a job.”
The reason Curtis can’t appear as Chopper’s guardian is because mommy DOESN’T need a job — she’s already locked down by other commitments that conflict with the shooting schedule of One Piece Season 2. As Clements told Deadline, “She definitely wanted to do it, but she’s got deals in first position, and it just became complicated,” She did not say who had been cast instead, but commented “We have found an amazing person.”"
Read the full article here.
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