Lego One Piece is an unreliable retelling of the live-action show, and Netflix just dropped its first full trailer

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Lego One Piece is an unreliable retelling of the live-action show, and Netflix just dropped its first full trailer

Polygon · 14 hours ago

Netflix has released the first full trailer for Lego One Piece, a two-part animated special that reimagines the events of the live-action series' first two seasons using Lego characters. Narrated unreliably by Usopp, who exaggerates and fabricates parts of the story, the special is designed to introduce newcomers to the sprawling One Piece world while offering longtime fans a fresh, comedic take on familiar storylines.

The full cast of the live-action show returns to voice their Lego counterparts, including Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp, and showrunner Tom Hyndman said the aim was to blend accessibility for new viewers with fun for existing fans. Lego One Piece premieres on Netflix on 29 September. It follows other franchise developments: season three of the live-action series has finished filming and is due in 2027, the same year Netflix's One Piece anime remake is set to begin streaming, starting in February.

  • Netflix drops trailer for Lego One Piece animated special
  • Usopp narrates an exaggerated, unreliable retelling; premieres 29 September
  • Live-action season 3 and anime remake both arrive in 2027

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