One Piece's Eiichiro Oda revealed why Season 2 seemed to be so different than Netflix's live-action debut
, and the creator behind it all explained why the new season changed so much compared to what was seen the first time around.was already a success as the debut season of the live-action series found a way to properly translate Eiichiro Oda’s original manga series to the real world, but there was even more to see in the second season.
With Luffy and the Straw Hats entering the Grand Line, things were about to get much wilder than seen before.makes things much wilder as the Straw Hats head to unique new island locations and meet all kinds of even more unique allies and foes, and series creatorthat the more fantastical elements seen in the new season are part of an “intentional shift” for the team to start getting fans used to the idea of taking on even more “outlandish” elements in the future.,” Oda began. “It was about grounding the story in humanity. For Season Two, I told the team that as we proceed with the story in the manga, we need to start unleashing those fantasy elements so Luffy can begin plausibly taking on formidable opponents. We need expose viewers to the more outlandish aspects of the manga now. That’s an intentional shift.”This shift to including more of the fantastical elements has also helped Oda come to terms with the live-action version of the characters, “After Season One, it’s become easier to get aligned about the characters in live-action. During Season One, I could only imagine the Luffy from the manga so‘ during the script stage.” As production continued and Oda saw more of it in action, his view towards the live-action characters changed too.“When I saw what was actually filmed, I realized Iñaki’s Luffy can actually pull it off,” Oda continued. “So after Season One, we have a better idea of what Luffy can say and do. Or what Luffy shouldn’t say or do. Now we have a common language about Luffy, which really helps.” But asOda has some highlights too such as Luffy’s big singing scene with Laboon . But that’s only a balance that could happen by maintaining that realistic quality of the first one while allowing more of the wacky spirit of the original to make its way through. With Season 3 now in production, we’ll have to see what’s next.Major Isekai Anime Sets Streaming Home & Release Date for Season 2 ReturnNetflix’s One Piece Creator Reveals Favorite Live-Action Changes for Season 2Get access to exclusive stories on new releases, movies, shows, comics, anime, games and more!
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