Dragon’s Hell, the Netflix anime that the creator of One Piece drew when he was 19

Netflix gives a second helping of happiness to Straw Hats fans. A joy and also a surprise. Just a few hours after starting to broadcast the Egghead Arc of One Piece, the highly anticipated anime Monsters: Dragon’s Inferno has released its first trailer, what is shown has a morrocotuda look and what is better: it is part of the official canon within of the universe One Piece.

What does one thing has to do with the other? Although the character design is by Takashi Kojima, the drawing style and themes reveal its original author: it is an adaptation of the short story Monsters

that Eiichiro Oda himself drew for Shonen Jump in 1994. When he was barely 19 years old! Now, as you will see in his first preview, it is clear that Oda was already pointing out ways from early on.

what is it about Monsters: Dragon Hell? The story revolves around Ryuma, a samurai with a voracious appetite and incredible skill with the sword. The first will end up getting him into some trouble in a small town, but the second will help him save its inhabitants from a powerful evil: the threat of a powerful dragon will make the skilled swordsman quench his thirst for facing powerful ones. rivals.

Although it is based on a simple one-shot, which you can read in Spanish in the short story anthology SE BUSCA! Eiichiro Oda Compilation

Netflix has put all the meat on the grill when it comes to takeaways Monsters to the small screen: the animation is carried out by E&H production and both the direction and the adaptation will be signed by Sunghoo Park, to whom we owe the direction of Jujutsu Kaisen.

For its part, the anime Monsters: Dragon Hell It will be the second animated production based on the world of One Piece

beyond Toei Animation (the first was the feature film I’ll beat you! Ganzack Pirate 1998) and, in turn, a new piece for Netflix in order to become the official home of the most successful manganime after convincing fans and viewers with its live-action of Luffy and his pirates.

Which brings us directly to the last big fact: Monsters: Dragon Hell will be available on Netflix starting next January 21. One week from today for an unexpected prequel to One Piece which, on the other hand, has taken 30 years to make the leap from paper to television. Seen this way, it doesn’t seem like that much.

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