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Netflix’s One Piece Season 2: Cast, Plot, and New Locations

Netflix has officially confirmed the second season of the One Piece live-action series. Filming begins in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Oda-Sensei has teased exciting developments for Netflix’s One Piece Season 2, promising intriguing new twists. Following the success of the first season of this live-action adaptation of the popular manga, fans are eagerly anticipating more. Netflix has hinted at new cast members and additional plot locations for the upcoming season.

Netflix's One Piece Season 2

Season 2 Release Date

Iñaki Godoy, who portrays Luffy, recently shared that production for Season 2 has commenced in Cape Town, South Africa. This update was announced on the official One Piece Netflix Instagram page, heightening fan anticipation. The new season is projected to debut in 2025. To watch the series, viewers will need a Netflix subscription, though availability may vary by region and time zone.

New and Returning Cast Members

Oda-Sensei expressed his initial concerns about finding an actor to match Luffy’s character, revealing, “I watched numerous auditions and when I found Iñaki, I laughed. He embodied the Luffy I had envisioned from the manga.” The upcoming season will introduce several new actors. Netflix recently announced additions such as Jazzara Jaslyn (Miss Valentine), David Dastmalchian (Mr. 3), Camrus Johnson (Mr. 5), Daniel Lasker (Mr. 9), Brendan Murry (Brogy), Clive Russell (Crocus), Werner Coetser (Dorry), Ty Keogh (Dalton), Callum Kerr (Smoker), Julia Rehwald (Tashigi), and Rob Colletti (Wapol).

In addition, Katey Sagal (Dr. Kureha) and Mark Harelik (Dr. Hiriluk) are set to join the cast. The core cast members returning include Iñaki Godoy (Luffy), Mackenyu (Zoro), Emily Rudd (Nami), Jacob Romero (Usopp), and Taz Skylar (Sanji).

Season 2 Expectations

Eiichiro Oda has assured fans that the show will meet their high expectations, stating, “The show won’t be released until I’m satisfied.” This season is set to explore significant locations from the manga, including Loguetown, Reverse Mountain (Twin Cape), Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, and Drum Island. Oda humorously remarked about the high cost of production, hinting at a substantial budget for the series. This statement underscores the significant investment Netflix and Tomorrow Studios are making to bring these beloved manga adventures to life.

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