news culture Beware of Netflix’s One Piece live-action series? This announcement could change the way you look at things
Fans of Eiichiro Oda’s manga are quite worried about the Netflix-produced One Piece live series. However, this announcement should put her at ease.
Netflix One Piece series Japanese dubbing will be the same as the anime! During Anime Expo 2023, the streaming platform announced that the official voice actors will be reprising their roles, namely: Luffy (Mayumi Tanaka), Zoro (Kazuya Nakai), Usopp (Kappei Yamaguchi), Nami (Akemi Okamura), and Sanji (Hiroaki). Hirata). . “I’ve been following Luffy for over 23 years now and I think everyone has a piece of Luffy in their hearts,” Tanaka said, as reported. meeting
However, we don’t yet know if the manga’s other iconic pirates, such as Shanks le Roux or Buggy the Clown, will be entitled to the same treatment. Regarding the dubbing, the service also assured that Iñaki Godoy and Taz Skylar (Luffy and Sanji) will lend their voices for their respective roles in the Spanish version.
What do we know about this adaptation?
This series is a live action adaptation of the manga by Eiichiro Oda by Netflix : One piece. We follow the adventures of Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and his crew as they go in search of treasure left by the pirate king Gol D. Roger when he died. However, not everything will fit. For now, we only discover the East Blue arc, which traces the Straw Hat’s encounter with his friends: Zoro (Mackenyu), Nami (Emily Rudd), Usopp (Jacob Romero Gibson) and Sanji (Taz Skylar). This still equates to the first 12 volumes of the work and the first 52 episodes of the anime, combined into eight episodes on the streaming platform.
Since the announcement of this adaptation, several fans are concerned, especially because the service has decided to tell a lot of things in a very short time. However, Oda herself wanted to reassure future viewers. “The series won’t come out until I’m completely satisfied with it,” he said. explain. And since the production will go online on August 31st, we assume everything is fine.
