Now that the One Piece live-action series has completed the first part of the recordings and is in the editing process, its cast has given us a video guided by part of the recording set, where we can see that they are recreating some of the elements inside the manga in detail, taking care that it is so similar to the original, so much so that some things could seem to be taken directly from the manga.
And it is that, it is no secret to anyone that Hollywood has repeatedly had the wrong hand to bring some of the most beloved titles to live action for fans, one could even say that it is a little “damned”especially when it comes to anime, is why from the movies to television series, the medium has struggled to find a home in live-action entertainment, and hasn’t stopped trying.
So far from the little faith that many of the fans had towards the Netflix project, it seems to have invested impressive resources in its version of one pieceas they even have Eiichiro Oda’s blessing, and their first in-depth look has fans hopeful that Luffy can break the losing streak of Hollywood.
It was like that Netflixwhich at the time annoyed the fandom with the announcement of a live series about One Piece, today the perspective and hope of the fans of the beloved title has changed a lot, since there are tons of news and comments that have been spilled in favor of series like The Sandman to Warrior Nun.
And now it’s One Piece’s turn, as they released an impressive behind-the-scenes look at their set, and fans have been left amazed and pleased about the result, since from their massive stages to their latest casting reveals, One Piece is you’re taking your time to get all the details right.
Anime adaptations have a dodgy reputation in Hollywood but Netflix won’t let that stop their One Piece team even the most reluctant fans can’t deny how awesome One Piece looks so far so the team behind the series has achieved its first goal, the final result still needs to be checked, and this series could be a success at the hands of the streaming platform.