A few weeks before the show’s long-awaited release, the story behind each episode of Netflix’s One Piece live-action series is finally revealed in detail.
Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Series Due On August 31 next is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated releases of the year on the platform. Logical that the SVOD giant continues to raise the hype with different trailers.
The huge community of the work created by Eiichirō Oda, who worked on the show, should guarantee the program a great success in terms of numbers. On the other hand, the most difficult will be to ensure critical success given the demand of millions of One Piece fans vis-à-vis this new adaptation. Perhaps the synopses of the episodes that we’ve been waiting for for a while and which are finally available should reassure them before the release.
We know a lot more about Netflix’s One Piece series
According to outlet Murphy’s Multiverse, an official press release sent out by Netflix contains synopses for all eight episodes of the live-action series. One Piece. As we already knew, the first of them named Romance Dawn will adapt the beginning of the work where Luffy will meet Zoro and Nami, the loyal members of his crew. In the second, also directed by Marc Jobst, the three pirates will find themselves imprisoned by the clown Baggy while Koby joins the Navy.
Then, in Tell No Tales, Luffy, Zoro and Nami will meet Usopp as Vice Admiral Garp, accompanied by Koby, goes in search of the Straw Hat. The fourth episode of the One Piece series will show us Luffy, Zoro and Nami making their way through Kaya’s mansion, which has become a prison. It’s in this one that Luffy will retrieve the legendary Vogue Merry, which should mark a turning point in the live-action series and lift the hearts of fans.
A surprising end to the season?
Following this cult moment, the Straw Hat Crew will meet Sanji in the next episode. As in the manga and anime One Piece, the cook will decide to take to the sea with all the merry band in episode 6 named The Chef and the Chore Boy, after the tough fight against Don Krieg. Episode 7 named The Girl with the Sawfish Tatoo obviously refers to Nami, but it remains quite mysterious considering that the synopsis says nothing more than the following: The crew comes to the aid of a member who needs a family “.
It’s hard to know how far this episode will take us until the very last of the season, Worst in the East, which simply states ” a new crew is born “. Does this finale plan to surprise One Piece fans? One can also wonder what will be the future of the series after that. The season would likely open with the Loguetown arc if the Netflix series decides to continue faithfully adapting the timeline of the main work, but it’s rumored that the arc would already have started in the first season. See you on August 31 to get to the bottom of it.