Netflix’s upcoming One piece Anime remake made me realize how hard it will be for the live action show to cover Eiichiro Oda’s 27 year old manga. Although Netflix’s One piece Adaptation never promised to cover the whole story – which, as of now, is impossible considering the manga has not ended yet – the success of season 1 made me imagine how future arcs will look like in live-action. I enjoy Eastern Blue’s version of the show, I can’t wait to see what arcs like Arabasta and Water 7 will be as they are adapted.
One piece The premiere of live-action and the immediate renewal of season 2 are not the only big news fans of Oda’s work received in 2023 outside of the manga and the current anime. In addition to the live-action adaptation, Netflix is developing a One piece Anime remake from WIT Studio. The one piece It is expected to be a modern, more streamlined anime adaptation whose pacing will be closer to the manga. The idea is to introduce Luffy and his friends to new audiences, which is also something the live-action show was expected to do.
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The One Piece remake will likely move faster than the live action
The biggest selling point of The one piece So far it’s going to be a much faster way to get into the show. now, Someone who wants to start watching One piece Would have to get over a thousand anime episodes Just to catch up with newer releases. While One piece Live-Action is a great introduction to this world, it only has the manga’s first saga so far. One piece Season 2 is happening, but while many assumed it would cover the next saga in its entirety, the show will save Arabasta for later.
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One Piece Season 2’s Confirmed Arcs |
Anime episodes |
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Loguetown |
45 and 48-53 |
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Opposite Mountain |
61-63 |
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Whiskey peak |
64-67 |
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Small garden |
70-77 |
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Drum Island |
78-91 |
with One piece Saving Arabasta for a potential season 3The live-action show will have spent several years just getting through the manga’s first two sagas. Such pacing is slow even when compared to the current one One piece anime, let alone the upcoming remake. Netflix’s two originals One piece Projects are very different by default, however The one piece is shaping up to be a more welcoming jumping-off point for new fans than the live-action show simply because of how much faster it’s expected to move.
There’s no way one piece of live action covers all anime episodes, right?
One piece Season 2 won’t even get through Arabasta
The fact that One piece Season 1 was so good, it’s quite bittersweet to think about the future of the show. on the one hand, One piece Getting through each arc and giving them enough screen time indicates that The show will continue to be as faithful to Oda’s manga as possible. On the other hand, even if all the seasons would run through the manga’s arc, it would still be almost impossible for the Netflix show to cover the entire story in a reasonable number of seasons. At this rate, more than 10 seasons would be required.
It is unclear when One piece Will end, but the story is heading to a conclusion.
Even covering the entire pre-time skip era of One piece is starting to become a very tricky target for the live-action show. With Arabasta happening in season 3, Sky Island could be saved for season 4, whereas Water 7 would only be possible in a fifth season. Major Netflix originals like One piece It tends to take a couple of years to release new seasons unless they are filmed back-to-back, suggesting it will take quite a few years to even get to Enies lobby. Depending on when The one piece Premiers, it should be ahead of the live-action show relatively quickly.
There may be 2 one piece shows running after the original anime ends
Netflix will soon have two original One Piece shows
It is unclear when One piece Will end, but the story is heading to a conclusion. Assuming the manga will end in a not-so-distant future, the original One piece Anime may just have a few more years before it finally arrives. Interestingly, based on the popularity of the live-action adaptation, Netflix One piece Live-action may still run when the original anime ends. This gives the live action show an interesting advantage – the producers can incorporate future events and hint at major twists much sooner than the anime.
The one piece Remake could also run during the time the current show ends. The fact that there will likely be two ongoing One piece The show on Netflix even after the original story is a testament to how popular Oda’s work has become. Most of Netflix’s previous anime adaptations have been disappointing, but the way the streamer is treating it One piece Makes me hopeful for the future of the live-action show even if it never gets to tell the whole story.