Netflix's hit anime series, One Piece, is facing a lengthy hiatus between seasons. Season 2 is likely to premiere in late 2025 or even 2026, marking a two-year wait for fans.
Netflix shows are known for their very long gaps between seasons, though I suppose that’s not exclusive just to that service in this day and age of streaming. But now we have news that yet another Netflix hit series is probably going to have at least two years between seasons, if not more.we have, and it would seem to reinforce the idea that it’s coming later in the year, if not right at the end.
Garp actor Vincent Regan previously said it was targeting a Christmas 2025 release, but other sources ended up saying 2026 was more likely. Now, Netflix’s own TUDUM site, when talking about a separate LEGO collaboration, said that new episodes would arrive later in 2025, the article now beingOne Piece season 2 debuted on Netflix on August 31, 2023.
We have gotten a ton of non-season 2 date-related news about the cast coming for the next season. What we know so far is:James Hiroyuki Liao as Ipponmatsu This is…a genuinely huge list of additions. Granted, the anime and manga have tons of characters, but the show is trying to condense some of these storylines onscreen. Plus these join a bunch of returning characters, 12 in all if the current list is accurate. I am really, really curious to see how these are going to all fit into eight episodes. Eight!
We’ll see how they do it, but yes, this is going to be something to behold, that’s for sure. No wonder it’s taking this long.Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas and facts in a safe space.
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