Netflix Shows Off Gigantic Live Action 'One Piece’ Pirate Ship Sets
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Netflix Shows Off Gigantic Live Action ‘One Piece’ Pirate Ship Sets

Netflix Shows Off Gigantic Live Action 'One Piece’ Pirate Ship Sets
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Netflix Shows Off Gigantic Live-Action’ One Piece’ Pirate Ship Sets

A live-action One Piece adaptation has been in development for some time. It was announced for Netflix in 2017. Later, it was confirmed for Netflix by Wikipedia. However, production only began in February.

The original series is well-known for its size. Since 1997, more than 100 volumes have been published. While the anime adaptation premiered in 1999, it has over 1000 episodes. Both of these series are still running. Suppose you haven’t read or seen it before. Good luck with that. The Netflix series seems much easier to manage – it’s currently down at 10 episodes, and we just got a stunning first look at some of its gorgeous sets.

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IGN reported that the One Piece Netflix account shared a clip showing concept art for several ships, including Miss Love Duck and Going Merry, before showing a time-lapse of how the Baratie Bar was built. These sets are massive, and the people standing at the side of the boat give an idea of how detailed they are. Take a look below.

Along with Matt Owens, Steve Maeda, and Eiichiro Oda (creator of One Piece), the Netflix show’s executive producer is Eiichiro Oda. The cast includes Inaki Godoy from The Imperfects as Monkey D. Luffy; Mackenyu Orata (Rurouni Kenshin The Final) as Roronoa Zorro; Emily Rudd (Fear Street); Jacob Romero Gibson (Grey’s Anatomy); and Taz Skylar, (The Kill Team).

The show is currently not available for release. However, it has just started production, and some sets are still being constructed, so it will likely be quite soon before it becomes available.

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Netflix Shows Off Gigantic Live Action ‘One Piece’ Pirate Ship Sets
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