The One Piece creator has revealed when the live action will arrive on Netflix – Publimetro México

For months, anime fansAnd one pieceThey are waiting for the live event which will be released by Netflix soon. However, the days continue to pass and there is still no release date.

This is why the message shared by Netflix itself had the creator of one of the manga most loved by the public, Eiichiro Oda, as the protagonist of the new developments in the series:

“I’ve been working with Tomorrow Studios and Netflix for a while now, even if they understand the characters, it’s clear we come from different cultures, and when it comes to having fun, our codes, abilities, and goals are not the same,” Oda begins to explain in the statement. “Sometimes it was frustrating for both parties. If we all had the same goal, how could we not understand each other? At some point, I came to wonder if a foreign production could work.

“This may sound like it’s coming out of nowhere, but…we’ve worked so hard all this time and now we’re all so mixed up. We made it happen!” he exclaims, conveying hope. “Since I’m already old, I think this is the last chance for the world to get to know One Piece. But if we’re going to do it, I want to be able to moderate it now that I’m still active. That’s why I agreed in 2016 to do a live version.” From One Piece”.

Since then, Netflix has devoted a lot of resources to production. The series was announced to premiere in 2023, but they promised me it wouldn’t happen until I was satisfied.” “The cast and crew, made up of people from different countries, are excited about One Piece. They are excited about the project and I told them it was going to be a lot of fun. We’re at the end of the process, about to finish the eight episodes.”

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What is known about One Piece Live-Action?

Netflix hopes to release its version soon Live action or direct event From the series with a cast made up of young actors from the United States who will be responsible for giving life to the most important characters of the series.

The cast will consist of Inaki Judy as Monkey D. Luffy, Makino as Roronoa Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp and Vincent Regan as Garp.

In June last year, the streaming platform shared a side of the taping set where the series will take place, which had the creative direction of Stephen Maeda and Matt Owens.