Netflix’s One Piece is undoubtedly one of the most successful and entertaining live-action anime adaptations of all time. This version of Eiichiro Oda’s beloved story captures the hearts of ...

Netflix’s live adaptation of “One Piece” took seven years to making, and it might be the streamer’s best attempt at a live remake for a manga-to-anime series. The adaptation received a lot ...

Netflix recently teased its One Piece story with a first-look image of live-action Monkey D. Luffy. Of course, this look is more of a teaser because we only get to see this iconic character from ...

The imaginative new Netflix show “One Piece” is out to give piracy a good name again. A live-action adaptation of the long-running (and mega-popular) Japanese manga, the genre-smashing eight ...

One Piece may well be the best live-action anime adaptation around, but there is one way that Zoro could be improved. Played by the Japanese musician and actor Mackenyu, Roronoa Zoro will be one ...

Is there a release date for Netflix’s live-action One Piece remake? Netflix’s live-action One Piece adaptation is set to hit the streaming platforms on August 31, 2023. All eight episodes in ...

When asked by a fan if he’s looking to play any other iconic anime roles, the live-action Zoro stated that he would need to “finish One Piece first.” Hoping to see the Netflix series follow ...

teaching some valuable lessons in how to do a live-action anime adaptation right. Lesson #1: Don’t forget about the source material. One Piece tells the extraordinary story of Monkey D.

“One Piece” is a live-action take on the beloved Japanese manga of the same name. The eight-episode series stars Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro, Emily Rudd as ...

With One Piece Season 2 wrapping up its production earlier this year, Netflix has been getting fans ready for what’s next with special behind the scenes looks at some of the new characters.

“I realized times had changed, and there was technology available that could make a live-action One Piece happen. So I shifted to finding the right partner to bring the manga to life.

Speaking through the interpreter Taro Goto, he discussed the origins of “One Piece,” casting its hero for TV, and the film that changed his mind about live-action adaptation. These are edited ...