Arcane Season 2: Trailer, Release date, Voice cast, plot, & Everything we know so far
Published on September 6, 2024
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One Piece Season 2: cast, Release date, Production Details, & Everything we know so far
Published on August 24, 2024
Set sail for adventure with One Piece season two, the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's iconic manga and anime series. Following its debut last August, the show quickly became a global phenomenon, ranking at the top of Netflix charts in 84 countries and surpassing records set by Stranger Things and Wednesday.
The story follows Monkey D. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy), a rubber-bodied pirate on a hunt to find the legendary treasure known as the One Piece and become the King of the Pirates, joined by his loyal crew, the Straw Hat Pirates.
Excitingly, season two is currently in production, with new cast members joining the adventure. Notable additions include Katey Sagal as Dr. Kureha and Sendhil Ramamurthy as Nefertari Cobra, enhancing the vibrant world of the series. Creator Eiichiro Oda has confirmed the renewal, expressing his delight at the show's success and promising fans more thrilling escapades ahead.
In this article, we’ll delve into everything we know about One Piece season two, from plot developments to cast updates and more. Stay tuned as we continue to update this article with new information!
Release date & Where to Watch
One Piece season 2 is set to premiere on Netflix in 2025, though a specific release date has yet to be announced.
In a video message last September, creator Eiichiro Oda thanked fans for their support and revealed that Netflix had decided to renew the series just two weeks after its launch. This confirmed that the adventures of Iñaki Godoy and the live-action Straw Hats will continue.
Plot
The second season of One Piece is poised to follow the Arabasta arc, diving deeper into the story of the Baroque Works criminal network. Luffy's growing notoriety will bring new challenges, particularly with the introduction of Smoker, a determined Marine vice admiral dedicated to capturing him. The season will also explore the desert nation of Arabasta and introduce fan-favorite characters, including Dr. Kureha and Tony Tony Chopper.
As the Straw Hats journey to the Grand Line, they will make a crucial stop in Loguetown, where Gol D. Roger met his end. The season is expected to adapt several arcs, including Loguetown, Reverse Mountain, and Drum Island, before culminating in the epic Arabasta storyline. This arc will showcase new villains like Mr. 3, who possesses the ability to manipulate candle wax.
With plans for potentially multiple seasons, including hopes for 12, the live-action adaptation aims to faithfully capture the expansive One Piece universe, featuring returning favorites and new faces. As Luffy and his crew navigate the perils of the Grand Line, fans can expect intense conflicts, character development, and deeper lore, promising an exhilarating continuation of their adventure.
Cast
- Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy
- Sendhil Ramamurthy (Never Have I Ever) as Nefertari Cobra
- Katey Sagal (Sons of Anarchy, The Conners) as Dr. Kureha
- Mark Harelik (Presumed Innocent, Preacher) as Dr. Hiriluk
- Emily Rudd as Nami
- Charithra Chandran (Bridgerton) as Miss Wednesday
- Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro
- Jacob Romero as Usopp
- Taz Skyler as Sanji
- Ilia Isorelys Paulino as Alvida
- Jeff Ward as Buggy
- Michael Dorman as Gold Roger
- Vincent Regan as Garp
- Morgan Davies as Koby
- Aidan Scott as Helmeppo
- Armand Aucamp as Bogard
- Daniel Lasker (Raised by Wolves) as Mr. 9
- Camrus Johnson (Batwoman) as Mr. 5
- Jazzara Jaslyn (Warrior) as Miss Valentine
- David Dastmalchian (Late Night with the Devil) as Mr. 3
- Clive Russell (Tales of Babylon) as Crocus
- Werner Coetser (Diepe Waters) as Dorry
- Brendan Murray as Brogy
- Callum Kerr (Monarch) as Smoker
- Julia Rehwald (Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures) as Tashigi
- Rob Colletti (The Many Saints of Newark) as Wapol
- Ty Keogh (24 Hours To Live) as Dalton
- Langley Kirkwood as Captain “Axe Hand” Morgan
- Craig Fairbrass as Zeff
- Peter Gadiot as Shanks
- Alexander Maniatis as Klahadore
- McKinley Belcher III as Arlong
- Steven Ward as Dracule Mihawk
- Colton Osorio as Young Luffy
- Maximilian Lee Piazza as Young Zoro
- Lily Fisher as Young Nami
- Kevin Saula as Young Usopp
- Christian Convery as Young Sanji
How many Episodes are in One Piece Season 2?
The second season of One Piece is expected to have at least eight episodes, similar to the first season. However, given the variety of arcs being introduced, there are rumors that it may feature an extended episode count, possibly reaching ten episodes.
In the meantime, check out the cover page for Season 2, Episode 1, “The Beginning and The End,” below.
Trailer
Filming for the second season has just begun, so it will be some time before we see first-look images or a trailer. However, we'll update you as soon as we hear any news.
How did One Piece Season 1 end?
As the Straw Hats set sail, Luffy learns he now has the highest bounty in the East Blue following his victory over the Arlong Pirates, marking him as a true pirate and placing him in great danger. Leaving the East Blue, they embark on their quest to conquer the Grand Line in search of the One Piece.
In the season one finale, a mysterious figure with white hair and two cigars is seen burning Luffy’s wanted poster, hinting at more peril ahead. Oda mentioned, “It’ll still take a while to get the scripts ready, so please be patient,” adding that the Straw Hats will need a great doctor moving forward.
When does One Piece Season 2 Start Filming?
Filming for One Piece season two is “well underway,” according to Oda. In his recent update, he hinted that the new season will cover key locations, including Loguetown, Reverse Mountain (Twin Capes), Whiskey Peak, Little Island, and Drum Island. The Straw Hats have returned to South Africa, with cast members arriving from various locations, including Mexico, Japan, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.
Netflix officially announced the start of production on July 1, 2024, sharing an adorable video of the cast reuniting in Cape Town, where filming is taking place.
Behind the Scenes
Percy Jackson and the Olympians co-executive producer Joe Tracz has been confirmed as writer, executive producer, and co-showrunner on the upcoming second season, working alongside season one co-showrunner Matt Owens. Steve Maeda, who helped develop the series and served as co-showrunner in season one, continues as an executive producer.
Tracz previously worked on A Series of Unfortunate Events and co-created Dash & Lily, both based on popular book series. Owens and Maeda remain in their roles as writers, executive producers, and showrunners, with Oda, Marty Adelstein, and Becky Clements also serving as executive producers. The series is produced by Tomorrow Studios and Netflix in partnership with Shueisha.