It would seems the Straw Hats are charting a course into unexplored, plastic waters. According to Screenrant, Netflix has just revealed a new a trailer for LEGO One Piece, which will recaptured the amazing adventure and bringing Eiichiro Oda’s (Wanted!, Monsters) high-seas anime saga into the brick-built universe for the very first time. The trailer retells the story in the perspective by Ussop, voiced by Jacob Romero (Grey’s Anatomy, Greenleaf) to Chopper, voiced by Mikaela Hoover (Guardians of the Galaxy, Beef).
Reported by Screenrant, the LEGO-style adaptation of the live-action series will be packed with beloved details that fans are sure to recognize. Along with Jacob and Maekla, the special will showcasing the returning cast which are Iñaki Godoy (The. Imperfects, MexZombies) as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu (Pacific Rim: Uprising, Dragons of Wonderhatch) as Zoro, Emily Rudd (Delicious In Dungeon, Moonshot) as Nami, Taz Skylar (Monitor, Two Neighbors) as Sanji, and Charithra Chandran (Bridgerton, Eternals) as Vivi/ Miss Wednesday.
Of course it wouldn’t’ being an adventure if the team didn’t come in contact with enemies along the way with such instance being Buggy the Clown, voiced by Jeff Ward (Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D, Hacks) and Arlong, voiced by McKinley Belcher III (Found, Runaway).
According to Screenrant, based on the recent trailer, the upcoming season appears set to recreate several iconic action set pieces, including the high-stakes battle against Baroque Works agents and the chaos of the Loguetown arc. Beyond adding humor, the team behind the specials takes the world-building to the next level. They genuinely recreate a massive, real-life set, packed with subtle Easter eggs ranging from tiny wanted posters to the multi-room interior of the Going Merry.
Whether your are at anime enthusiast or a passionated builder, this crossover seamlessly merges two world-renowned franchises into an extraordinary visual spectacle. The two part Lego One Piece Special One Piece is scheduled to land on Netflix on September 29, 2026, while fans await both the first and second season of the live adaption series are available to stream.