The first Season of the One Piece Live action that aired on Netflix was a huge success. So much of a success that it made people change their general opinion on Live Actions of anime.
We have gotten updates that the second season’s production is underway and that it’s taking place in South Africa. The latest season is going to be aired in 2025; however, let’s delve into the details available so far.
One Piece Season 2 New Casting
The new castings for the One Piece Live Action were revealed on the official Twitter (X) handle of One Piece Netflix.
We understand that Dr. Kureha will be cast by Katey Sagal (popular for her works in “Sons of Anarchy” playing the role of Gemma Teller), and Dr Hiriluk will be played by Mark Harelik (famous for his work in Jurrasic Park 3 as Ben.)
| Character | Cast | Popular Works |
| Dr. Kureha | Katey Sagal | Gemma Teller in Sons of Anarchy |
| Nefertari Cobra | Sendhil Ramamurthy | Devi’s Father In Never Have I Ever |
| Dr. Hiriluk | Mark Harelik | Ben in Jurassic World 3 |
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Another detailed list of the casting in season 2 is given below:
What To Expect In Season 2?
Sources have revealed that Season 2 will cover Reverse Mountain, Drum Island, Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, and Lougetown arcs.
Fans also seem to be outraged because the Alabasta arc is seemingly not going to be covered this season. However, this is seemingly necessary in order to maintain the regular 10-episode season.
Since this arc is quite detrimental to the plot progression, it is believed that the Alabasta arc will receive its own season.
The One Piece author, Oda-sensei, has made it abundantly clear on his Twitter post that he is giving the showrunners, Netflix, the studio, and everyone in between quite a hard time in order to make the series into the masterpiece that he has visualized.
He has also revealed that everyone involved in the making of season 2 shares the same passion that he has towards the series, which is why all of his peculiar demands are put up with, and he expressed his appreciation toward everyone working with him for the same.
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This is all the more reason for you to believe that season 2 will be a huge banger. Why do you ask? Because Oda-sensei is seeing this through.
Another fact to be noted is that more information on the second season is expected to be dropped on the 23rd. This would likely be about the casting and other miscellaneous details.
Where to Watch The One Piece Live-Action
The second season of the One Piece Live-Action will be aired on Netflix, which is the official streaming platform for the series
Can’t Wait For the Show To Release?
Read the One Piece manga on its official sources, like MangaPlus (By Shueisha) and Shonen Jump comics
About One Piece (Netflix Series)
One Piece is a television series, serving as a live action adaptation of the ongoing 1997 Japanese manga series of the same name by Eiichiro Oda. It is produced by Tomorrow Studios and Shueisha (who also publish the manga) and premiered on Netflix. It features an ensemble cast starring Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero Gibson and Taz Skylar.
The series follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates, as they explore the oceans in search of the “One Piece”, a fabled treasure that will allow Luffy to become King of the Pirates.
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