Netflix announces the start of filming for the second season of the live-action series 'One Piece', which is expected to be released by the end of next year

According to news from this site on July 2, Netflix officially announced yesterday that the filming of the second season of the live-action version of "One Piece" has begun, starring Inaki Godoy (Luffy), Nitta Makensuke (So Ron), Emily Ladd (Nami), Jacob Gibson (Usopp) and Taz Skylar (Sanji) have returned to the set.

This site previously reported that the entire filming cycle of the second season of the "One Piece" live-action drama lasted 7 months, and the launch date is expected to be at the end of 2025 or early 2026.

Currently, 11 new characters in the second season have been announced, including 4 members of Baroque Works. The new character cast is as follows:

▲ David Dasma Qilian (David Dastmalchian) plays Mr. Galdino 3 (a person with wax fruit ability), with a bounty of 24 million berries

▲ Camrus Johnson plays Mr. Jem .5 (exploding fruit power user), the bounty is 10 million berry

▲ Jazzara Jaslyn plays Michita (the light fruit power user), the bounty is 750 Wanberg

▲ Daniel Lasker plays Mr. 9The other cast members are as follows

• Werner Coetser plays Dongli, Jubinghai One of the captains of the band of thieves.

• Brendan Murray plays Broki, one of the captains of the Giant Pirates.

• Clive Russell plays Crocus, the former ship doctor of Roger Pirates.

• Callum Kerr plays Smoker, nicknamed "White Hunter", a lieutenant general of the Navy's G-5 branch, and a user with the smoke fruit ability.

• Julia Rehwald plays Dusky, the former Navy Headquarters Chief Cao, who was later promoted to the Navy Headquarters Ensign.

• Rob Colletti plays Wapol, the former king of the Drum Kingdom, who developed Wapol metal and successfully established his own business empire by making toys.

• Tyrone Keogh plays Dalton, the captain of the Drum Kingdom Guards, who later rebelled because he couldn't stand Wapol's cruelty.

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