The highly anticipated One Piece Live-action Netflix Release Date is on August 31, 2023, exclusively on Netflix for audiences in the United States. Following Netflix’s customary release strategy, all episodes will be made available at once, allowing fans to embark on an immersive binge-watching experience that could extend deep into the night, culminating in the early hours of the following day.
Hey everyone, the long wait is almost done, and we’re about to witness something amazing. The One Piece live-action series is arriving very soon, after a lot of time and money spent on making it great. From what we’ve seen, fans are getting really excited. It seems like this time, we’re getting an anime adaptation that lives up to our hopes. So, in just a few days, get ready to put on your straw hats and embrace your inner pirate because the time to watch is almost here. Let’s find out when exactly we can start watching this highly anticipated show on Netflix.
One Piece Live-action Cast Netflix
The “One Piece” live-action series at Netflix has cast five of its main roles. Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero Gibson and Taz Skylar will all star in the series.
Godoy will play Monkey D. Luffy, with Mackenyu set to play Roronoa Zoro. Rudd will play Nami, while Romero Gibson will play Usopp. Skylar will play Sanji. All the characters are members of the Straw Hat Pirates, the protagonists of the series.
How many episodes and how long is each episode of One Piece?
The opening season will include 8 episodes, each about 50 minutes long. These episodes will tell the story of the East Blue arc from the manga and anime, which is roughly the same as 60 manga episodes or 100 anime episodes.
When will One Piece premiere on Netflix?
Like we said earlier, the show will be ready to watch on August 31 in the early morning. So, depending on where you are in the United States, you can start your marathon at these times:
- 3:00 AM if you’re on the East Coast
- 2:00 AM if you’re in the Central Time Zone
- 12:00 AM (midnight) if you’re on the West Coast
One Piece Live-action Netflix Official Trailer on Youtube
One Piece Live-action Official Trailer
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