Producer Calls The Second Season Of The One Piece Series Ready

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JAKARTA - The One Piece live action series is starting to show the potential to continue the story into a second season. The producer of this series revealed that the second season script had been prepared although there had been no announcement from Netflix.

Marty Adelstein as CEO of Tomorrow Studios revealed that the second season of One Piece has been prepared.

"We have prepared the script," Marty Adelstein told Variety on Thursday, September 7 yesterday.

However, the production of the second season has not yet been determined considering the SAG-AFTRA strike is still ongoing. This has an impact on the production of series and films that are hampered and unable to continue.

Tomorrow Studios president▁kebutuhan Clements menambahkan jika mereka mendapat izin, mereka bisa memulai produksi musim kedua sepat mungkin. Perislisannya juga bisa diperkirakan tahun depan.

"Realistically, hopefully, one more year if we move quickly, and that's possible," saidten Clements.

"Between one year and 18 months, we are ready to air," he continued.

The first season of One Piece has been a success since its release on August 31. Netflix recorded the series being watched 18.5 million times during the first four days of release.

In addition, the series ranks first Netflix Top 10 Global from 46 countries and briefly occupied trending topics on social media. The series, which was adapted from the manga by Eiichiro Oda, is highly anticipated by fans around the world.

Even so, Netflix has yet to announce whether the One Piece series will continue into a second season. Usually they announce the continuation of the story after seeing the success of the first part that has been released.

One Piece is played by Imenki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero Gibson and Taz Skylar. This series tells the adventures of Luffy (Godoy) who is searching for the greatest treasure with his friends.