Netflix Releases The 'LEGO ONE PIECE' Trailer

characters from a two-part animated special titled LEGO One Piece

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The Great Pirate Era continues at Netflix, as yet another One Piece project was revealed with a brand new trailer, this one being a tale built piece-by-piece.

Netflix recently dropped the trailer for LEGO ONE PIECE, a two-part special that retells the tales of the Straw hat Pirates through LEGO bricks, injecting a new style and sense of humor into an already humorous series. These tales will be told from the perspective of Usopp, the Straw hat’s resident sniper best known for being a notoriously unreliable narrator, meaning viewers can expect plenty of twists, turns, and embellishments in this retelling of the series’ East Blue arc. 

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The cast of the Live-Action series will be reprising their roles in this adaptation, with Jacob Romero Gibson, Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Taz Skylar and Mikaela Hoover returning to portray Usopp, Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Sanji, and Tony Tony Chopper.

LEGO ONE PIECE marks the fourth One Piece project to be produced or distributed by Netflix, following the Live-Action series, which debuted in 2023, with a third season expected to release in 2027. Netflix is also the home of the One Piece: Heroines anime adaptation, which made its debut earlier this month. Additionally, Netflix will be the home of The One Piece, an anime from WiT Studio (Attack on Titan, SpyxFamily) retelling the story of the original series with updated animation and improved pacing. The series is set to release next year.

LEGO ONE PIECE hits Netflix on September 29th. Both the original anime and Live-Action adaptation are available to stream on Netflix.

Check out the trailer here:

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