Pirate action takes center stage in the debut trailer for Season 2 of "One Piece"
One Piece fans can look forward to more adventures with their favourite pirate crew as Netflix has announced a third season for the live-action adaptation of the iconic manga series. Production for Season 3 is set to begin later in 2025 in Cape Town, South Africa.
Ian Stokes has been announced as the new co-showrunner for Season 3, taking over from Matt Owens who exited the series earlier this year. Stokes, who has previously worked on shows like The OA and Sense8, joins Joe Tracz in steering the ship for the upcoming season.
The third season of One Piece will continue to feature the main characters from the Straw Hat Pirates, including Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji, all of whom will be present in the second season. New characters joining the series include bounty hunter Smoker (Callum Kerr), Mss. Wednesday (Charithra Chandran), and All Sunday (Lera Abova).
In terms of plot, the third season will adapt several manga arcs, including "Loguetown" and "Drum Island." Doctor Tony Tony Chopper will be introduced in the "Drum Island" arc, with Mikaela Hoover portraying the character in the live-action adaptation.
The trailer for the second season of One Piece was unveiled during Tokyo's One Piece Day celebration, but no specific details about the third season have been revealed yet. The trailer for Season 2 has generated positive reviews, with fans eagerly anticipating the next instalment of the live-action adaptation.
Netflix has also confirmed that the second season of One Piece will be released next year, with the third season expected to follow sometime after. The live-action adaptation of One Piece has received unexpected positive reviews, with fans praising the cast and production values.
Overall, One Piece fans can look forward to more exciting adventures with their favourite pirate crew in the upcoming third season. Stay tuned for more updates as they become available.
[1] Netflix Announces One Piece Season 3 with New Co-Showrunner (link) [2] Ian Stokes to Take Over as Co-Showrunner for One Piece Season 3 (link) [3] One Piece Season 3 Production to Begin in Cape Town (link) [4] Charithra Chandran and Lera Abova Join One Piece Cast (link)
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