If you are unfamiliar with Luffy and his Crew, One Piece is the live-action adaptation of the hit manga and anime from Eiichiro Oda. Luffy is on a quest to find the treasure "aptly named The One ...

The live action narrative concluded somewhere around the manga's Chapter 218. One Piece moves the plot along at what feels like a mile a minute, so it's admirable that so much ground has already ...

Earlier this summer, Netflix finally revealed one of the biggest things that fans of the Grand Line have been waiting to see from One Piece’s live-action adaptation. The next swashbuckler to ...

According to reports from the verified One Piece Netflix Fan, Aroop Shergill has been cast to play young Princess Nefertari Vivi in One Piece Live Action season 2.

LEGO unveils The Going Merry Pirate Ship set from the Netflix One Piece live-action series. The detailed set features 1,376 pieces and measures 15.5” long by 13.5” tall for an epic display.

Earlier this year, Netflix finally gave anime fans a first look at the live-action Tony Tony Chopper, with the reindeer doctor arriving in season two of One Piece. The long-awaited reveal of the ...

The live-action remake of “How to Train Your Dragon” is here, bringing fan favorite characters to real life. But let’s not forget, the original cast was pretty stacked.

Netflix's One Piece cast being in their 40s and 50s if and when the live-action series reaches season 12 may, then, not be a huge problem. Indeed, it could actually smooth over the aforementioned ...

He’s now played by “Deadpool 2” and “Y2K” alum Julian Dennison. The post ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Cast and Character Guide: Animated vs. Live-Action appeared first on TheWrap.

The Future of Live-Action Starts Here The second season of Netflix’s One Piece is officially underway, with filming wrapped and post-production ongoing. It’s set to launch in early 2026.

Gabriel Howell plays Snotlout, son of Peter Serafinowicz’s Spitelout, in the live-actino How To Train Your Dragon (2025). Snotlout is kind of cocky, and he has eyes for Astrid.

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