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Netflix has given fans a lot to talk about when it comes to the live-action One Piece. Not only did they drop the first look at Season 2, but they also confirmed that Season 3 is already in the works. That news alone had the One Piece community buzzing, as everyone is eager to see where Luffy and the Straw Hat crew will head next.

But the excitement hasn’t come without drama. Right after the teaser for Season 2 came out, some people began complaining about the casting. Social media filled with posts saying the show had “gone woke” and that some roles were poorly cast.

Season 2 will be introducing a lot of new characters from the One Piece world, including Marines, Baroque Works members, pirates, and others from the upcoming arcs. The cast list is packed. Callum Kerr is playing Smoker, with Matthew Leck appearing as a younger version of him.

Recently the streaming giant shared the first look at the live-action One Piece Season 2, but they also dropped a bombshell: Season 3 is already in the works. The event had fans buzzing with excitement over what’s coming next for Luffy and the Straw Hat crew.

But not everyone liked the cast for season two, and soon after the teaser was revealed, accusations started that One Piece has gone woke and that some characters are completely miscast.

Season 2 is set to introduce a bunch of new faces, including Marines, Baroque Works agents, pirates, and characters from upcoming arcs. Callum Kerr is stepping in as the tough-as-nails Smoker, with Matthew Leck playing a younger version of him. Julia Rehwald will take on Tashigi, while James Hiroyuki Liao is set to play Ipponmatsu. Rigo Sanchez will portray Dragon, and Clive Russell is bringing Crocus to life.

Daniel Lasker joins as Mr. 9, with...

Netflix brought exciting updates for One Piece fans at this year’s One Piece Day in Tokyo, the annual celebration of Eiichiro Oda’s iconic manga. Alongside debuting the first sneak peek at season 2 of the live-action adaptation, the streamer also confirmed that a third season is already in the works.

Season 2 will introduce a wave of new faces, including major Marines, members of the criminal group Baroque Works, pirates, and characters from some of the series’ most memorable story arcs.

Callum Kerr will portray Smoker, with Matthew Leck playing his younger self. Julia Rehwald joins the cast as Tashigi, while James Hiroyuki Liao steps in as Ipponmatsu. Rigo Sanchez will appear as Dragon, and Clive Russell will take on the role of Crocus. Daniel Lasker plays Mr. 9, with Charithra Chandran as Miss Wednesday and Aroop Shergill portraying her younger version.

Baroque Works expands its ranks with Yonda Thomas as Igaram,...

Netflix just dropped some big news for One Piece fans during this year’s One Piece Day in Tokyo, the yearly event that celebrates Eiichiro Oda’s legendary manga. Along with showing off the first sneak peeks from season 2 of the live-action series, the streamer also confirmed that a third season is already on the way.

In Season 2 several new characters will be introduced, including key Marines, Baroque Works agents, pirates, and figures from upcoming story arcs.

Callum Kerr will play Smoker, with Matthew Leck portraying his younger version. Julia Rehwald joins as Tashigi, and James Hiroyuki Liao will play Ipponmatsu. Rigo Sanchez will appear as Dragon, while Clive Russell takes on Crocus. Daniel Lasker plays Mr. 9, with Charithra Chandran as Miss Wednesday and Aroop Shergill as her younger self.

The Baroque Works roster expands with Yonda Thomas as Igaram, Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5, Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine,...

Netflix revealed the first look footage for the second season of its One Piece live-action series on Aug 10, 2025, while also confirming that production for Season 3 is officially underway. The announcement came via the franchise’s official X account.

Season 2, which wrapped filming in February 2025 after beginning production in June 2024, will adapt the story from the Loguetown arc through Drum Island.

While the Season 3 update was officially confirmed today, it was also previously shared during a May 9 interview with Cinemablend, when actor Joe Manganiello, who plays Crocodile in Season 2, revealed that filming for the next season is expected to begin later this year.

One Piece live-action season 2 will premiere in 2026.

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This weekend, Japan is celebrating One Piece day. The event is unveiling all kinds of news about the future of the franchise, so Netflix took the opportunity to make a huge announcement to fans all over the world (even though Season 2 star Joe Manganielloall but confirmed this a few months ago). The streamer officially confirmed that the hit series is returning for Season 3. Production of the new season is set to start in Cape Town later this year. Season 2 of the series is slated to premiere in 2026.

The announcement may suggest that Netflix wants to fast-track the production in such a way that fans don't have to wait too long for new episodes. Season 2 will premiere almost 3 years after the debut of season 1. This doesn't mean, however, that season 3 will come as fast as fans would like— due to its numerous special and practical effects, the show takes a long time to finalize during post-production.

Netflix will keep sailing the high seas.

The streamer has given an early season three renewal to its live-action adaptation of One Piece, announcing the pickup at an annual celebration of Eiichiro Oda’s long-running manga in Tokyo. The renewal comes several months ahead of the season two premiere, which is slated for 2026. That, incidentally, is much sooner than the season two renewal for One Piece, which came a couple weeks after the series premiere in 2023.

Additionally, Netflix announced that Ian Stokes will join Joe Tracz as co-showrunner on season three, which is set to begin filming later this year. Stokes wrote two episodes and was a co-executive producer of season one. Former co-showrunner Matt Owens departed the show in March; he and Tracz were co-showrunners on the second season, while Owens and Steven Maeda ran the first season.

Along with the renewal announcement, Netflix released a teaser for season...

The hit live-action series One Piece is officially coming back for a second season, and fans just got their first look at what’s ahead. Netflix released a preview that teases the Straw Hat crew’s next big adventure as they continue their journey across the Grand Line.

First look at ‘One Piece’ Season 2.

Releasing on Netflix in 2026. pic.twitter.com/4aPuIyfNbc

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) August 4, 2025

The first season, which came out on August 31, 2023, was a huge success for Netflix. It was praised by critics and fans for its cast, writing, special effects, and how true it stayed to the original manga and anime. Several outlets even called it one of the best live-action anime adaptations ever made.

One Piece became Netflix’s most-watched series for the second half of 2023. Just two weeks after its debut, Netflix announced that the show would return for season two. Filming kicked off in June...

The live-action “One Piece” series on Netflix took the world by storm when it premiered on August 31, 2023. Fans and critics loved it, praising the cast, the writing, the visual effects, and how well it stayed true to the original manga and anime.

Many even called it one of the best live-action anime adaptations ever made. It became Netflix’s most-watched show in the second half of 2023, beating every other series season.

Only two weeks after season one dropped, Netflix renewed “One Piece” for a second season. Now, the first look at season two has finally been revealed, giving fans a glimpse of what’s next for Luffy and the Straw Hat crew.

Filming for the new season started in June 2024 and is expected to wrap by December 2025, with the premiere set for 2026.

First look at ‘One Piece’ Season 2.

Releasing on Netflix in 2026. pic.twitter.com/4aPuIyfNbc

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) August 4, 2025

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Chopper in Netflix’s One Piece season 2 (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Season two of One Piece live action has been in the making for quite some time now. With updates trickling in slowly since production began in July last year, Netflix has been keeping its highly anticipated show quite under wraps. However, the Ott platform answered a few questions during its Tudum event on June 1, 2025.

One Piece season 2 will be released on Netflix sometime in 2026. At the event, Netflix also announced a new character this season – Tony Tony Chopper. Voiced by Mikaela Hoover, this tiny character was introduced via a short teaser video. Hoover also took the facial capture of Chopper.

Netflix Introduces Chopper From The Live-Action One Piece Season 2

In the 88-second-long teaser video, Chopper hides behind a pole in an indoor room. Chopper is shy, nervous, and slips down the steps before revealing the release timeline for the next season.

Netflix's Tudum happened over the weekend, and it meant that there were fans of the streamer's One Piece live-action adaptation, eagerly awaiting news about the show's sophomore season. Ahead of the event, fans were already fired up when a video suggested that something big was coming to Season 2. The new live-action take on Tony Tony Chopper ahead of Season 2’s premiere was the big reveal at Tudum, and now creator Eiichiro Oda has offered his take on the streamer's design for the reindeer doctor.

Tony Tony Chopper is the next fan-favorite Straw Hat to join Monkey D. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and his crew when they arrive Drum Island in Season 2. Netflix has debuted a new look atOne Piece that finally revealed how Chopper will look like in live-action. Chopper will be voiced by frequent James Gunn collaborator, Mikaela Hoover, who has experience in voice acting and motion capture, as...

Netflix unveiled a new video for the second season of its One Piece Live-Action series during the Tudum global fan event on June 1, 2025, offering the first official look at Tony Tony Chopper.

The video also confirmed that the new season will premiere in 2026.

Mikaela Hoover is voicing Chopper and also provided facial capture for the character.

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One Piece Live-Action season 2 wrapped up filming in February 2025.

The filming had begun in June 2024.

The new season will cover arcs from Loguetown to Drum Island.

Cast members who have joined season 2 till now include:

David Dastmalchian as Mr. 3 Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine Sophia Anne Caruso as Miss Goldenweek Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5 Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9 Clive Russel as Crocus Werner Coetser as Dorry Brendan Murray as Brogy Rigo Sanchez as Dragon Callum Kerr as Smoker Julia Rehwald as...

Earlier this week, Netflix decided to fire up One Piece fans with a surprise announcement. We got a first look at the Straw Hats together for the first time since 2023, and the video suggested that something big was coming to Season 2. Today at the streamer's fan event, Tudum, the secret was finally confirmed, and its the official reveal fan-favorite Straw Hat Tony Tony Chopper in Season 2 of the series, including who will be voicing the adorable reindeer doctor. Netflix also took the opportunity to reveal how the non-human character will come to life in a thrilling sneak peek that you can check out below.

Chopper will be voiced by Mikaela Hoover, and the frequent James Gunn collaborator will also do the facial capture that will make the character's distinct and cute expressions a lot more believable. Hoover is no stranger to voice acting and motion capture: she was the one...

Netflix’s live-action One Piece will introduce a key character in the show’s second season — one that won’t quite be live action.

The series based on the long-running manga will have Tony Tony Chopper join the Straw Hat Pirates in season two. The streamer introduced the actress playing the character, Mikaela Hoover, Saturday at its Tudum fan event, with help from One Piece stars Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero and Taz Skylar.

Hoover will provide Chopper’s voice and the face capture for the CG-animated character, who in One Piece lore is the ship’s doctor and a senior officer of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. Netflix also offered up a first look at the character Saturday; see it below.

Hoover joins a host of new additions to the One Piece cast, including Charithra Chandran, Joe Manganiello, Katey Sagal, Lera Abova, Mark Harelik, Sophia Anne Caruso,...

“One Piece” Season 2 will set sail on Netflix in 2026 with actor Mikaela Hoover joining the live-action series as the voice of fan-favorite character Tony Tony Chopper.

Hoover also does the facial capture for the little reindeer-human hybrid doctor who will be teaming up with pirate Monkey D. Luffy and his band of Straw Hats.

Based on Eiichiro Oda’s beloved manga and subsequent anime series “One Piece,” Netflix’s live-action series follows Luffy and his crew on a perilous journey to find the legendary fabled treasure, One Piece, and become King of the Pirates.

Returning “One Piece” stars from Season 1 include Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero as Usopp, Taz Skylar as Sanji, Ilia Isorelys Paulino as Alvida, Jeff Ward as Buggy and Michael Dorman as Gold Roger.

Godoy, Mackenyu, Rudd, Romero and Skylar announced the Chopper casting news and planned...

Netflix's live-action One Pieceadaptation loses its showrunner.

Per Deadline, One Piece developer and showrunner Matt Owens has officially stepped away from the series following the conclusion of production on its second season. Owens explained the decision via a social media post in which he wrote, "The last six years working on the live-action One Piece have been a life-changing journey. A dream come true. It’s also been A Lot. So I'm stepping off the Going Merry to take a break and focus on myself and my mental health."

Based on the long-running manga of the same name by Eiichiro Oda, Netflix's One Piece premiered in 2023 to largely positive reviews from critics and an outpouring of praise from audiences. The series stars Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, a young pirate who wields the incredible powers imparted upon him by consuming a Devil Fruit in his quest to become...

Another of the main creative forces behind Netflix's One Piece live-action adaptation is jumping off the Going Merry after Season 2 wrapped production. Matt Owens, who originally co-created and served as co-showrunner on the series with Steven Maeda has decided to step back to focus on his mental health. With his decision announced on Instagram, the main creative duo who spearheaded the effort at Netflix to adapt Eiichirô Oda's long-running manga is no longer involved, or, at the very least, is no longer calling the shots. Only Percy Jackson and the Olympians writer and co-executive producer Joe Tracz remains as showrunner for post-production after he took over for Maeda last April.

Owens has arguably been the mastermind behind One Piece, not only shaping the first two seasons but also laying out how the future would look for the show as it continued to adapt more of the manga. He's...

Hollywood icon and incoming One Piecestar Katey Sagal discusses landing her iconic role after Jamie Lee Curtis missed out on the part.

Speaking to ScreenRant, Sagal opened up about claiming the role as Dr. Kureha of Drum Island after fellow Hollywood icon and scream queen extraordinaire Jamie Lee Curtis turned the part down due to scheduling conflicts with her upcoming horror-comedy sequel, Freakier Friday. "If you haven’t watched live-action One Piece, you have to watch it. It’s on Netflix. I saw it by accident. We were just scrolling around and there it was. I was not familiar with the manga," Sagal recalled. "And like within a month, my agents call me and say ‘Hey, we got this offer for you on this show called One Piece. We’re not sure what it is.’ I was like ‘Are you freaking kidding me?’ So, I immediately—I just got back from South Africa.

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Netflix’s beloved fantasy action comedy-drama series One Piece has officially wrapped production on Season 2, with an important casting of Rigo Sanchez as Luffy’s father, Dragon, revealed.

Based on the popular Japanese manga series of the same name by Eiichiro Oda, the Netflix series follows Monkey D. Luffy as he goes on a perilous adventure to become the King of the Pirates. He is joined by his crew, which includes master swordsman Roronoa Zora, expert thief and cartographer Nami, chef Sanji, and storyteller Usopp.

Most of the cast from Season 1, including Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd, Mackenyu, Jacob Romero Gibson, Taz Skylar, Ilia Isorelys Paulino, Jeff Ward, and Michael Dorman, will be returning to reprise their roles.

Alongside Sanchez, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Katey Sagal, Charithra Chandran, Joe Manganiello, Yonda Thomas, James Hiroyuki Liao, Sophie Anne Caruso, Mark Penwill, Anton David Jeftha,...

Netflix has shared a brand-new set photo showcasing the cast of One Piece to celebrate the official filming wrap of the eagerly anticipated second season. Given the end-of-production news, the Eiichiro Oda manga series adaptation could still premiere on the streaming platform this year after it was left out of Netflix's 2025 line-up announcement.

Netflix's photo features Iñaki Godoy's Monkey D. Luffy and his cohorts, Sanji (Taz Skylar), Zoro (Mackenyu), Nami (Emily Rudd), and Usopp (Jacob Romero Gibson), in the iconic One Piece location Loguetown. "Straw Hats, our course is set! Season 2 production has officially wrapped, and the Grand Line is fast approaching. Destiny awaits. Are you ready to answer the call?" Netflix states.

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Season 2 of Netflix's live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's iconic manga series One Piece has received an interesting update on its release window, along with a collaboration with Lego.

On Netflix's official companion site, Tudum, a collaboration between Lego and the streaming platform was announced alongside a hint about when fans can expect new episodes. In their announcement, they stated, "Ahoy, Straw Hats! The Lego Group, Netflix, and Tomorrow Studios are teaming up to bring you treasures you can cherish while you wait for new episodes of One Piece, which arrive later this year." While it was already theorized that the new season would drop this year based on production schedules, the Lego announcement officially confirms the long-suspected 2025 release window.

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Season 2 of the Netflix live-action One Piece adaptation is on the way, and there's already plenty of cast, story, and release date news when it comes to what's next for Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates. Based on the One Piece manga and anime, the live-action Netflix show tells the story of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates. The first season saw Luffy get the gang together — despite Zoro and Nami's initial hesitation — and set out to find Gold Roger's treasure, the One Piece, on the Grand Line.

Since it's based on the manga and anime by Eiichiro Oda, there's already much to discuss for the next season of One Piece on Netflix. The live-action One Piece season 2 would follow the events from the first, which covered the manga's East Blue Saga. Monkey D. Luffy has sworn to become a great pirate, and by...

Netflix’s live-action One Piece series is gearing up for the premiere of its second season with a litany of cast announcements, including who will be playing Monkey D. Dragon, the father of Iñaki Godoy’s Straw Hat Luffy. Actor Rigo Sanchez is set to play Dragon, Yonda Thomas will voice Igaram, the captain of the Arabasta royal guard, and James Hiroyuki Liao will play Ipponmatsu, an arms shop owner in Loguetown. The official One Piece social media handle made the announcement via X.

Dragon is not only Luffy’s father, but the leader of the Revolutionary Army, whose sole purpose is to take down the World Government. Meanwhile, Igaram serves as Vivi’s (played by Charithra Chandran) trusted ally throughout the Whiskey Peak and Alabasta arc that season 2 is set to explore. Lastly, Ipponmatsu is the weapons dealer that Zoro gets his Sandai Kitetsu, a powerful sword that is claimed to be cursed.

One Piece Live-Action has been a complete treat to the eyes in terms of visuals and recreating the same emotions that follow the anime and the manga. This trait also extends to the adaptation’s perfect casting, where Emily Rudd and Lera Abova, who play the roles of Nami and Robin in the series, have already been fan favorites.

Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, and Taz Skylar. Credits: Netflix

Most fans of the Op community have been praising the casting process, with both actresses exhibiting immense enthusiasm for the series. However, they are not just mere cast members of the show, as they hid a major casting detail for the upcoming season, which has surprised the viewers and got them jumping with excitement.

Emily Rudd and Lera Abova jointly hid a major casting announcement for ages

Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece continues to grow in popularity, and the Netflix live-adaptation continues to...

The official X account of One Piece has announced new cast members for the second season of its live-action series on Jan 14, 2024.

The newly announced cast includes:

Sophia Anne Caruso as Miss Goldenweek Mark Penwill as Chess Anton David Jeftha as Kuromarimo

Sophia Anne Caruso is recognized for her roles in the musical Beetlejuice and the film The School For Good And Evil. Mark Penwill is known for his performance in Catch Me A Killer, and Anton David Jeftha for his role in Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions.

One Piece Live-Action Season 2 will air in 2025, and will cover arcs from Loguetown to Drum Island.

Cast members who have joined season 2 till now include:

David Dastmalchian as Mr. 3 Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5 Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9 Clive Russel as Crocus Werner Coetser as Dorry Brendan Murray as Brogy Callum Kerr as Smoker Julia Rehwald as...

Many fans were skeptical at first when Netflix announced plans to create a One Piece live-action series, considering the fact that both the manga and anime series were already successful in their own rights. However, when Matt Owens and Steven Maeda's One Piece arrived on the streaming platform back in 2023, it drew massive audiences and immediately became one of the best manga adaptations of all time. With the second season confirmed to be underway, more stars have joined the One Piece Season 2 cast, with Sophia Anne Caruso (The School for Good and Evil), Mark Penwill (Catch Me a Killer), and Anton David Jeftha (Legacy) as the latest additions.

Netflix's One Piece Season 2 recently finished filming in South Africa last year, and now more details are coming out about the highly-anticipated journey to the Grand Line. The upcoming second season will see Monkey D. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and his Straw Hat Pirates venture through treacherous waters and into exotic new locations. The pirate crew will encounter powerful new villains and kingdoms, including several key members of the crime syndicate Baroque Works. One of them has just been cast in the live-action series, as well as two other antagonists from an iconic story arc.

Netflix's official social media account for One Piece revealed that the following actors will be joining Season 2 as characters from the original manga: Sophia Anne Caruso as Miss Goldenweek, Anton David Jeftha as K.M., and Mark Penwill as Chess. Miss Goldenweek, in particular, is a major new addition to the series and confirms that...

Netflix's live-action One Piece adaptation finally fills out three key roles for its upcoming second season.

Per Deadline, Blackbird and Beetlejuice The Musical's Sophia Anne Caruso has officially joined the second season of Netflix's hit One Piece series in the role of fan-favorite character Miss Goldenweek. Caruso is joined by Legacy's Anton David Jeftha, who has signed on for the series in the role of K.M., and The Fix's Mark Penwill, who has signed on for the role of Chess.

Nakama, watch your step! The Grand Line is unpredictable, and these three masters of chaos have just entered the stage. With a paintbrush, a bow, and hair that hits like a hurricane, things are about to get... strange. ðŸ´â€â˜ ï¸ ðŸŒŠ pic.twitter.com/gxz3ZWOhyo— One Piece(ワンピース) Netflix (@onepiecenetflix) January 14, 2025

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Amongst all the new things happening with One Piece right now, the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s continues production. Tonight the official accounts for the series unveiled three more villains for the Straw Hats to take down in their travels, including Baroque Works member Miss Goldenweek and Drum Island residents K.M. and Chess. The following are new additions to the One Piece live-action series: Miss Goldenweek played by Sophia Anne Caruso Chess played by Mark Penwill K.M. played by Anton David Jeftha Related: One Piece Live-Action Luffy Interviews Creator Eiichiro Oda, All in Japanese The first season of the live-action One Piece series debuted in August 2023. Season 2 is currently in production with a premiere date not announced at the time of reporting. It will be released when manga creator Eiichiro Oda is happy with it. While we wait for the second season of the live-action adaptation, you...

Netflix’s One Piece has just revealed more casting for season 2, most notably for a key member of Baroque Works. Season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece is still a long way off, and while not much is known about it, it’s been confirmed that it will at least go up to the Drum Island arc of the anime and manga, with Alabasta likely being saved for a hypothetical third season.

Season 2 of One Piece is sure to be just as exciting as season 1, and the most recent casting sells that even further. New casting for season 2 has just been revealed, and in addition to Mark Penwill as Chess and Anton David Jeftha as Kuromarimo, Sophia Anne Caruso has been officially cast as the Baroque Works agent Miss Goldenweek in season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece.

Netflix's One Piece Officially Casts Miss Goldenweek & Others For Season 2 The Latest One Piece Villains Are Officially Here Nakama,...

Exclusive: Sophia Anne Caruso, Mark Penwill (Catch Me a Killer) and Anton David Jeftha (Legacy) have joined the Season 2 cast of Netflix’s One Piece in recurring roles.

Caruso will play Miss Goldenweek, Penwill will portray Chess and Jeftha will play K.M. They join previously announced new cast members Charithra Chandran as Miss Wednesday, Joe Manganiello as Mr. 0, Katey Sagal as Dr. Kureha, Lera Abova as Miss All Sunday, Mark Harelik as Dr. Hiriluk, Sendhil Ramamurthy as Nefertari Cobra, Brendan Sean Murray as Brogy, Callum Kerr as Smoker, Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5, Clive Russell as Crocus, Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9, David Dastmalchian as Mr. 3, Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine, Julia Rehwald as Tashigi, Rob Colletti as Wapol, Ty Keogh as Dalton and Werner Coetser as Dorry. Returning cast members include Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami,...

"We live in the shadows, and today we come into the light... Your justice belongs to privileged elite, but we're going to change that." Great speech to kick off this intense thriller. Netflix has revealed a trailer for Justice Served, an intense South African series about a hi-jacking at a court house intended as a form of activism against the wealthy elite. Here's the pitch: An enigmatic Freedom Fighter, and his followers, who have a secret agenda, hi-jack a courthouse to let the public decide if the murder accused should be executed, setting the world on fire, and throwing the lives of everyday people into chaos. Sounds pretty damn cool, right? The series stars Hlomla Dandala, Morné Visser, Pallance Dladla, Alex McGregor, Lerato Mvelase, Dineo Rasedile, Panch Gasela, and Anton Jeftha. This is a very short trailer with very fast flashes of footage, but I dig the look of the...

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Talk about reviving a franchise from the grave! Twenty-six years (26!) after Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 1996 action film Eraser comes a franchise reboot featuring none of the original cast and with two veterans of franchise reboots and Dtv sequels at the helm, director John Pogue and writer Michael D. Weiss. Yet whilst both filmmakers have experience in reboots and sequels they also have some other fantastic movies under their belts – Pogue wrote all Three of The Skulls movies (the second being a personal favourite) and Weiss penned some classic Dtv movies that went on to be staples of the early days of budget DVDs – Octopus and it’s sequel, Crocodile and US Seals 2… Yes, Eraser: Reborn has quite the pedigree.