Eiichiro Oda has finally put his official seal of approval on the upcoming chapter of the popular Netflix series, One Piece. In a heartfelt handwritten letter, the creator of the popular manga and anime series confirmed the upcoming release of the second season of the show, formally known as ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line, scheduled for release on Netflix on March 10, 2026.
The handwritten letter, formally named “May this show reach every adventurous spirit across the world!!,” is not just a teaser for the upcoming season of the popular series but also a confirmation of the evolution of the live-action series of One Piece, much to the joy of the fans of the popular series. The confirmation of the live-action series’ evolution is a testament to the series’ continued success, much to the joy of its fans.
Giants, Laboon, and Chopper
Season 2 will also see the world grow further, and this will especially be true after the introduction of the Baroque Works. Joe Manganiello will also be joining the show as Mr. 0, also known as Sir Crocodile. There will also be the role of Miss All Sunday, also known as Nico Robin, played by Lera Abova. David Dastmalchian will also play the role of Mr. 3 and will bring to life the wax powers of the character, as well as other explosive powers. There is also a hint from Oda that we will see a parade of Devil Fruit users, which will also mean more complex powers, more action scenes, and more VFX.
There will also be the Little Garden featured in the upcoming season. There will also be the legendary giants Dorry and Brogy. There will also be the “adorable creatures” hinted at by Oda, which will definitely see the introduction of Tony Tony Chopper. There is also confirmation from Netflix that the character will be a mix of animatronics and CGI, voiced and motion-captured by Mikaela Hoover. There will also be the Reverse Mountain, the giant whale Laboon, and the Drum Island, which will definitely see a massive increase in the show’s budget, which will now be over $150 million.
There is also a countdown to the Netflix global fan tour, which will take place in just one month. But the biggest piece of news is that Season 3 is already in production in South Africa, and the Alabasta arc is already filmed.
The Grand Line isn’t just a new setting. It’s a full-scale escalation.
