The first five Straw Hats in One Piece were easy enough to depict, with all of them being 100% human young adults with distinctive outfits such as a dark suit or a straw hat.Things will be much ...

One Piece Live Action’s first season is available to stream on Netflix. The first season was released back in 2023, with the involvement of the creator, Eiichiro Oda.

Netflix has a hit on its hands with the live-action adaptation of the Grand Line, as One Piece’s second season has finished production. With the Straw Hat Pirates set to hit big anime locales ...

“One Piece” live-action season 2: Everything we know, including which fan-favorite manga characters make their Netflix debut Many familiar faces from the popular manga will appear in Netflix's ...

One Piece keeps showing up. Sometimes in quiet ways, like background chatter, sometimes loud and sudden. This time, it’s louder.

The American cast of the live-action One Piece haven’t been shy when it comes to stating their love of the series and the Japanese anime cast had a special part to play in the Netflix adaptation ...

Netflix Brings Tony Tony Chopper to Life in Live-Action One Piece (And He Is Adorable) Netflix has teased One Piece ‘s Chopper before, but we’ve never seen him like this.

Netflix's One Piece live-action series is set to get a big change, with Matt Owens announcing his departure. The show’s co-showrunner announced on Friday (March 21) that he’s decided to step ...

Netflix is still staying mum about just when we’ll be able to see One Piece‘s return, beyond the fact that it’s coming next year, but Hoover is joining a veritable host of new faces that ...

Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ Season 2 Teases First Live-Action Look at Tony Tony Chopper: Voiced by Mikaela Hoover, the beloved Straw Hat doctor is crafted using visual effects and facial capture.

During the May 2025 Tudum showcase, Netflix revealed the live-action version of Tony Tony Chopper in One Piece and confirmed his voice actor. He’ll be played by Mikaela Hoover. There’s also a ...

Matt Owens, co-showrunner of Netflix‘s live-action adaptation of the megapopular manga “One Piece,” has left the series, citing a need to “focus on [his] mental health” and “do some ...