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Netflix's Live-Action One Piece Season 2: Cast, Trailers, and Everything Else to Know

We're one month away from setting sail

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Monkey D. Luffy's (Iñaki Godoy) journey to the Grand Line has only just begun in Netflix's One Piece, and we're patiently waiting for the live-action versions of the Straw Hats to return. 

Filming for Season 2 of Netflix's live-action One Piece: Into the Grand Line began in 2024. The first season featured plenty of characters from Eiichiro Oda's beloved manga, with Godoy starring as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp, and Taz Skylar as Sanji. And Season 2's cast promises to be bigger and better.

The first season of Netflix's One Piece adapted most of the manga's East Blue Saga up to the Arlong Park arc, which can only mean one thing: Loguetown arc is next! The season finale teased Marine vice admiral Smoker, so we're expecting Season 2 to pick up with this antagonist.

Here's everything we know so far about Netflix's One Piece Season 2.

Netflix's One Piece latest news

On Feb. 10, Netflix unveiled the official trailer for One Piece Season 2. The video is the most extensive teaser we've seen of the Straw Hats' journey to the Grand Line. You can find it in the trailers section below. 

The same day, Netflix shared a letter from One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda teasing what to expect in Season 2. "All the conventions that were established in Season 1 will be shattered," Oda writes. "A parade of Devil Fruit users, a race of giants never before seen, adorable creatures, hard-hitting action, and stunning VFX — this season is packed with even more highlights!!"

Letter from One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda

Letter from One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda

 Netflix

When is Netflix's One Piece Season 2 coming out?

Straw Hats, mark your calendars for March 10, 2026. All eight episodes of Season 2 are scheduled to drop that day. 

Production on Netflix's One Piece Season 2 started in July 2024 and wrapped in February 2025. Netflix marked the occasion with a sneak peek video.

Netflix's One Piece Season 2 teasers and trailers

The official One Piece Season 2 trailer dropped on Feb. 10, and it's a spectacle. "We put together an amazing crew, made it to the Grand Line, and now we're one step closer to our dreams," Monkey D. Luffy, the leader of the Straw Hats, says at the beginning of the video. "So let's celebrate!" Of course, the celebrations can't last long because the Grand Line comes with characters more dangerous than anyone we've seen in Season 1. The trailer also gives an extended look at the beloved reindeer-boy doctor Tony Tony Chopper.

A new teaser for Season 2 was released on Jan. 12, and it heavily features Baroque Works, a dangerous organization of assassins. The footage gives viewers a closer look at Charithra Chandran's Miss Wednesday, Lera Abova's Miss All-Sunday, David Dastmalchian's Mr. 3, Camrus Johnson's Mr. 5, Jazzara Jaslyn's Miss Valentine, Daniel Lasker's Mr. 9, and Sophia Anne Caruso's Miss Goldenweek. The teaser also shows The Unluckies, the duo consisting of the otter Mr. 13 and the vulture Miss Friday.

Netflix previously dropped a first look video for One Piece Season 2 in August 2025. The teaser gives a glimpse of the Straw Hats' upcoming adventures, and also introduces some of the highly anticipated characters new to the live-action series. Chandran's Miss Wednesday and Callum Kerr's Smoker both make an appearance in the first look video. 

Netflix's One Piece Season 2 cast

Tony Tony Chopper has entered the chat. At Tudum 2025: The Live Event, Netflix presented a first look of the reindeer-boy hybrid who One Piece manga fans know is an indispensable member of the Straw Hats. The streamer also announced that Mikaela Hoover is going to be voicing Chopper, in addition to performing facial capture for the doctor. See below for an introduction to the beloved character.

In January 2025, the streamer introduced three "masters of chaos" joining Season 2. They are Miss Goldenweek, played by Sophia Anne Caruso; Chess, played by Mark Penwill; and K.M, played by Anton David Jephtha. The streamer also announced that Rigo Sanchez is set to play Dragon, Yonda Thomas will play Igaram, and James Hiroyuki Liao will play Ipponmatsu.

At Geeked Week Live 2024, Netflix announced two more cast members: Joe Manganiello as Mr. 0, also known as Crocodile, and Lera Abova as Miss All Sunday, also known as Nico Robin. 

Bridgerton's Charithra Chandran is joining Netflix's One Piece as Vivi, also known as Miss Wednesday. The streamer announced her casting in August 2024. Many are familiar with Chandran from her performance as Edwina Sharma in Bridgerton Season 2. Now, she's taking on the fan-favorite character Vivi, who is a key figure in the Reverse Mountain arc.

Meanwhile, Katey Sagal is set to play Dr. Kureha, and Mark Harelik will play Dr. Hiriluk. Nefertari Cobra, who is Vivi's father, will be played by Sendhil Ramamurthy.

Also joining the cast are Daniel Lasker, who will play Mr. 9; Camrus Johnson, who will play Mr. 5; David Dastmalchian, who will play Mr. 3; and Jazzara Jaslyn, who will play Miss Valentine. 

And there's more: Clive Russell is set to play Crocus, Werner Coetser is set to play Dorry, and Brendan Murray is set to play Brogy.

Season 1's ending teased the character Smoker. In June 2024, Netflix announced the actor who will be playing him: Callum Kerr. The streamer also said that Julia Rehwald will play Tashigi, Rob Colletti will play Wapol, and Ty Keogh will play Dalton. 

The five leads from Season 1 will all return for Season 2: Iñaki Godoy as Luffy, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp, and Taz Skylar as Sanji. 

Additional cast members from Season 1 who are coming back in Season 2 include Ilia Isorelys Paulino as Alvida, Jeff Ward as Buggy, and Michael Dorman as Gold Roger.

Netflix's One Piece Season 3 cast

Though One Piece Season 2 isn't premiering until 2026, Netflix has already started making casting announcements for the live action series' third season. On Nov. 5, 2025, the streamer revealed that Xolo Maridueña, best known for playing Miguel Diaz in Cobra Kai, is set to play Portgas D. Ace. 

Xolo Maridueña

Xolo Maridueña

 Netflix

The announcement came just two days after Netflix shared its casting for Bon Clay. Cole Escola, who won two Tony Awards for their play Oh, Mary!, is going to play Bon Clay. Netflix described the character as "a theatrical assassin who turns combat into art."

Cole Escola

Cole Escola

 Netflix

Which arcs will One Piece Season 2 adapt?

Oda shared an update in August 2024 that includes which arcs from the manga Season 2 will adapt. "The story will cover Loguetown, Reverse Mountain (Twin Cape), Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, and Drum Island!" he said in a letter posted on One Piece's official account. "Imagine how much it'll cost! Lol."

One Piece Seasons 2 and 3 renewals

On Aug. 9, 2025, Netflix announced that One Piece has scored an early Season 3 renewal. Production for the next season begins in Cape Town, South Africa, later in 2025. The streamer also announced that Ian Stokes — previously a co-executive producer on Season 1 — will join Joe Tracz as co-showrunner for Season 3. Matt Owens, the co-showrunner for the first two seasons, stepped away from the show in March after production for Season 2 wrapped. "The last six years working on the live-action One Piece have been a life-changing journey. A dream come true. It's also been A LOT," Owens wrote on Instagram at the time. "So I'm stepping off the Going Merry to take a break and focus on myself and my mental health." 

In September 2023, Netflix shared a video of One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda announcing Season 2's renewal. Remember, his heavy involvement in Season 1 was a huge reason why the adaptation was such a hit. In true One Piece fashion, the news was delivered through a Transponder Snail. "Two weeks after the launch, I just received some great news," Oda said. "Netflix has decided to renew the show! The adventures of Iñaki and the live-action Straw Hats will continue onward!"

How to watch Netflix's live-action One Piece

The first season of One Piece is available to stream on Netflix.

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How to watch the original One Piece

One Piece is available to stream on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

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