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Netflix finally shows off its swashbuckling One Piece series in the first trailer, the anime adaptation will start streaming the series in August. The series is by Andrew Webster, an entertainment editor who wrote over 4000 stories.
One Piece trailer was shown off by Netflix on Tudum Event, the 90 seconds of the live-action pirate today. The clip featured the main cast which includes Inaki Godoy in the lead role, as well as giant sea monsters and a very stretchy arm.
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The eight episodes series will start streaming on Netflix from August 31st.
Live-action Adaptation
Based on Eiichiro Oda’s long-running manga and anime, the live-action adaptation was first announced back in 2020. Since then, we’ve seen small teases, but this trailer is our first proper glimpse at the show. Last month Oda penned a letter saying that Netflix has “promised that we won’t launch until I’m satisfied,” suggesting that the series might be delayed from its planned 2023 launch. But that clearly turned out not to be the case.
“Considering my expected life span, I believe this is the last chance to bring One Piece to the entire world,” Oda said at the time. “If we’re going to do it, I want to be able to supervise things while I’m still active. That’s why I agreed to the live-action adaptation of One Piece back in 2016.”
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Netflix will be hoping that One Piece helps turn things around for its live-action anime efforts, which, to date, have included a Death Note film and a Cowboy Bebop series that was canceled after one season.
