The live-action One Piece that conquered Netflix continues to be talked about. This is what we know about his return and upcoming seasons

The global phenomenon of live-action One piece from Netflix continues to arouse passions. After a first season that exceeded the expectations of both fans and those who barely knew the story of Monkey D. Luffy, rumors about the release date of the second season and details about the next chapters are on everyone’s lips. Vincenzo Reganthe actor who plays Vice Admiral Garp, has been tasked with sharing key information about what’s coming for the adaptation of the universe created by Eiichiro Oda.

The second season will arrive before Christmas 2024

During his participation at the Vienna Comic-Con, Vincent Regan confirmed that filming of his scenes in South Africa has already concluded. According to the actor, the team will finish filming the second season in about a month. This opens up the possibility of new episodes arriving on Netflix just in time for the 2024 holidays.

Regan said: “I came back from South Africa. I’ve already finished everything my character does in season 2. I think the full filming will be finished in a month, so I think the show will be ready for Netflix before Christmas next year.” While showrunner Matt Owens didn’t offer specific details during the Netflix Geeked Week event, Regan’s enthusiasm suggests the production is going from strength to strength.

While the adaptation still won’t touch on the iconic Alabasta arc, fans of One piece You can prepare yourself for exciting times in season 2. According to leaked details, we will see the Straw Hats visiting Loguetown, Little Garden and Drum Islandamong other key places of the Rotta Maggiore. Additionally, the new installment will feature the incorporation of iconic manga characters, such as Tony Tony Chopper Yes Nico Robin. While it has been confirmed that Lera Abova will play Robin, the actor who will play the team’s lovable reindeer doctor has yet to be announced.

The Alabasta arc will need more than one season

Vincent Regan also offered hints about what season three might look like, noting that it will focus on the iconic Alabasta story arc. According to the actor, this long stretch of story will take at least two full seasons to do it justice: “I think they will start filming the third season soon. I know they’re working on the Alabasta arc, and from what I’ve seen of the drawings and sketches, it’s going to be amazing. In fact, I think this arc will take two seasons to fully tell.”

Although seasons 3 and 4 have not yet been officially confirmed, everything indicates that Netflix has full confidence in continuing the journey of the Straw Hats after the unexpected success of the first season.

The phenomenon of One piece still booming

The success of the first season of this live-action series proved that live-action anime adaptations can be successful if made with respect to the source material. Not only did it manage to please die-hard fans of One piecebut it also attracted a completely new audience, fascinated by the adventures of Luffy and his crew. With the manga and anime entering the final saga of the story, Netflix has plenty of material to keep producing new seasons for years.

Although there is still time before we can enjoy the second season, rumors about the next adventures are already raising expectations. From epic battles to exciting additions to the castthe future of live-action promises to be on par with Eiichiro Oda’s legendary manga.

Ready to set sail again with the Going Merry? Stay tuned for more news on One piece and don’t miss any detail of this exciting journey.