Netflix’s live-action adaptation of ONE PIECE just wrapped filming for Season 2, but Season 3 is already listed for 2025-2026 production on the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) website.
Netflix had previously confirmed that Season 2 was coming in 2025 on their TUDUM website, but later deleted the information. While the streaming giant has yet to make an official statement regarding Season 2, the WGAW listing suggests that Season 3 is already in early development.
The Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) is a major labor union representing film, television, and digital media writers in the United States. The organization tracks and registers production credits for WGA-covered projects, including scripted TV series like Netflix’s ONE PIECE live-action adaptation.
WGAW listings often include production credits for upcoming seasons, as reported by industry professionals. These can proveide early indications of development, although WGAW has a disclaimer that some information is self-reported and may not be independently verified by them.
While not an absolute confirmation, these listings suggest that writing and production contracts are in place, reinforcing the likelihood of Season 3 moving forward.
According to the listing, Matt Owens and Joseph E. Tracz will both be returning as showrunners and executive producers. Both Tracz and Owens are established members of the WGA, further supporting the credibility of the listing.
You can see the listing below.
Eiichiro Oda said in November that the new cast for the second season was perfect, and that the sequel will surpass the first season. Season 2 was also confirmed to cover up until the end of Drum Island, which means that Season 3 would be going into Alabasta.
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Season 2 of the ONE PIECE live-action already revealed over 20 new cast members, including Crocodile, Robin, Vivi, and more. The first look at Chopper and Drum Island was revealed in September last year. The main cast includes:
- Inaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy
- Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro
- Emily Rudd as Nami
- Taz Skylar as Sanji
- Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp
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The first season made its debut on August 31, 2023, and it topped Netflix’s global English TV Ranking with 18.5 million total views, 140.1 million hours viewed and an average runtime of 7:34 hours. It kept its top spot in the 2nd week as well, marking a huge success for the adaptation.
Source: Writers Guild of America (WGAW) Official Website
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