What makes One Piece different from other shonen manga is how it handles world-building. Eiichiro Oda plans every single ...

Buggy is the first character we meet in “One Piece” who has two big things in common with Luffy: Firstly, Buggy used to work for Shanks (Peter Gadiot), the master pirate captain Luffy had a ...

Netflix's "One Piece" live action essentially adapts the East Blue Saga from the manga and anime. While it shares many of the same story beats and villains, there are some differences.

Buggy is an Emperor despite being weak, a character destined to fail upwards in One Piece lore. Buggy's ambition surpasses even Mihawk, showing his hunger to be Pirate King against all odds. Buggy ...

He comes second in the top bounties in One Piece, with a bounty of 5,046,000,000 Berries. Whitebeard was also a former member of the Rocks Pirates and eventually became one of the Four Emperors of ...

Buggy's rise to Godhood is inevitable due to his ability to attract followers in One Piece. Just like Luffy, Buggy has the potential to become a God in the series through his actions.

Netflix’s One Piece live-action series has its best arc at Baratie, and while it’s still not as good as the manga’s, it is a great example of what makes the show work.

In One Piece’s manga, Buggy is being held captive by his fellow members in the Cross Guild, Mihawk and Crocodile. Convincing his captors to set sail to find the One Piece, Buggy is hanging by a ...

One Piece, the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s best-selling manga, just wrapped its second week at No. 1 in Netflix’s Top 10 with another dominating performance internationally.

In the “One Piece” manga, infamous pirate Don Krieg has a much larger arc than the few minutes he’s featured in on show, serving as the primary antagonist for Luffy and the Straw Hats while ...

Netflix’s One Piece live-action is an outstanding show in terms of anime adaptations that feel very faithful to the original manga and anime. To do that, they had to be as lore-accurate as ...

SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers through Episode 2 of “One Piece,” now streaming on Netflix. When Marc Jobst came on as director and executive producer of “One Piece ...