One Piece father Eiichiro Oda spoke out again this week. In particular, he addressed fans of the Netflix live-action series One Piece with an amusing message and revealed the entire location list for season 2. It looks like this:
The place names can vary due to different transcriptions. Sometimes it is called Rivers Mountain, for example. But wait a minute. Isn’t there a location missing?
One Piece Season 2 on Netflix: No Kingdom of Alabasta
The kingdom of Alabasta (or Arabasta) on Sandy Island will apparently not appear in the Netflix adaptation for the time being. At least not in season 2, as the location list shows. Looking at the comments under Oda’s message, however, most fans seem to think that’s OK: Better to postpone it until season 3 than to squeeze such an important location to the end of a season, that’s the consensus among many.
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Oda explains that the announced locations for Season 2 alone will cost Netflix an arm and a leg, but he is not deterred:
Imagine what that costs! LOL. But whether it’s the script or the casting, I keep insisting on this or that, which makes showrunner Matt scream “AAARRGH!” and Netflix scream “NOOO!” and Tomorrow Studios scream “WHAT?” while everyone tears their hair out. And this is despite how close we got in Season 1.
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But it’s only because we all have the same passion for this show. Like last season, they have […] promised me not to release anything until I was satisfied. That’s not even part of the contract, by the way. It’s a verbal promise. I hope you appreciate how incredible and determined they are to keep their word.
At the same time, manga maestro Oda announced further cast revelationswhich are due to be released this week. 17 new characters have already been announced, but with the downside that Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis will unfortunately not appear as Dr. Kuleha due to scheduling issues.
When does the second season of One Piece start on Netflix?
Filming for the second season of One Piece has just begun in South Africa. 2025 So it is not expected that the live-action Straw Hat Pirates will set sail again. However, the latest season of the long-running anime series is now available on Netflix and they are even working on an anime remake called The One Piece, which is a condensed version of the manga.