One Piece season 1 got a lot of things right.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary One Piece season 1 is much better than Netflix’s past live-action anime adaptations, and there are a lot of reasons why. After years in development, the live-action One Piece series has premiered to strong reviews and positive reactions from fans of the manga and general audiences alike. One Piece is working both as a new TV show and an adaptation of a beloved story, which is something most anime adaptations have failed to do.
9 Netflix’s One Piece Is Very Faithful To The Manga Keeping faithful to the source material, as simple as it sounds, is something that most live-action anime adaptations have not done. The live-action One Piece series does not just use the One Piece IP and its characters to create a brand-new story, let alone make unnecessary changes to characters’ arcs or backstories. Netflix’s One Piece made changes to the manga, but those have more to do with the structure of the series.
6 Netflix’s One Piece Budget Was Seen On Screen Budget limitations sometimes play a role in a live-action adaptation not fulfilling its full potential. Most of the popular anime that could become successful live-action franchises would require a significant budget to work, and it is no different for One Piece. From Luffy’s Gum-Gum attacks to the sea monsters, a live-action One Piece show would never work without the proper budget.
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