One Piece live action trailer; When the world of anime becomes reality

The first trailer of the live-action One Piece series was released by Netflix during the Todom annual event. To see this trailer, read more.

It’s been a long time coming, but Netflix is ​​finally ready to release its latest adaptation of the One Piece manga, and it recently unveiled the first trailer for the series at its special event. In this ninety-second trailer of the live-action and pirate-oriented series One Piece, we see the presence of all the main actors of the series, including Inaki Godoi, the main actor of the series with his outstretched arms, and the sea monster of the story.

Before we invite you to watch the trailer of the first season of the One Piece series, we would like to inform you that the first season of this series consists of eight episodes and is scheduled to be broadcast by the Netflix streaming service from August 31, 2023 to September 9, 2023.

Below you can see the released trailer of the first season of One Piece:

The live-action series One Piece, based on the manga and anime of the same name by Eiichiro Oda, was commissioned for the first time in 2020. Since then, not very interesting pictures and clips of this series have been released, but this trailer is the first glimpse of the One Piece series fans. Last month, Oda, the creator of this series, said in a statement addressed to fans that Netflix promised him that the first season of this series will not be released until he is fully satisfied, and somehow hinted that the first season may be planned. be delayed in 2023; But now with the release of this trailer, we know that everything will go according to plan.

Netflix hopes that the One Piece series can change the conditions for the adaptations that this company has made of manga so far and make it better; What Death Note and Cowboy Bebop, which was canceled after one season, failed to do. Other Netflix adaptations of the manga world that are currently in production include My Hero Academia and another version of Death Note.