One Piece fans have been living in a golden age, eating better than Luffy at an all-you-can-eat meat buffet. From Eiichiro Oda-approved live-action adventures to thrilling announcements of new anime episodes, the Grand Line of content has been endless. While other fandoms survive on crumbs, One Piece followers are practically drowning in feasts. The Straw Hat crew is everywhere, and truly, fans are not mad about it. And just when fans started to think things could not get any better, it just did. 

Netflix and LEGO unite for live-action One Piece sets launching August 1, taking fans on a brick-built pirate adventure.

The Going Merry set comprises 1,376 pieces and features detailed interior rooms, including the crew's cabin, kitchen, storage, and an accessory workshop. It includes minifigures of Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji, along with four wanted posters.

The Arlong Park set allows for scene recreations such as Luffy’s final blow and features scenery elements like a shooting gallery and throne room. It includes minifigures of Monkey D. Luffy, who has stretch arm parts, Usopp, Arlong, and Chu, along with three wanted posters and accessories like Usopp's ketchup bottle.

How Many Episodes of ‘One Piece’ Are There on Netflix as of 2025?

Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent set features a playable tent structure that flips open into a larger play area with Buggy's throne and three escape contraptions: a water tank, hanging cage, and spinning table. It includes six minifigures, including Buggy, and various escape contraptions.

This set features a removable-roof hut with wall panels that open to reveal a treasure-filled shop interior and village scenery. It includes four treasure chests, a lookout area, and minifigures such as Monkey D. Luffy and others from his early story arc, capturing the charm of his humble beginnings.

The Baratie set includes 3,402 pieces and features multiple detailed rooms, including a kitchen, dining hall, guest area, pantry, and Zeff’s private quarters. It comes with ten character minifigures, five wanted posters, decorative tableware, and boat accessories that vividly bring the iconic floating restaurant to life.

With Netflix and LEGO teaming up, One Piece fans are about to experience their favorite world in a whole new, hands-on way. These detailed sets let you recreate epic scenes, explore iconic locations, and celebrate the spirit of the Straw Hat crew right from your living room. From the release of episode 1132 to the daily discoveries of fun facts about Tony Tony Chopper, One Piece fans are undoubtedly among the most well-nourished fandoms out there.

Netflix Faces A Big Loss on 'One Piece' Just Weeks After Season 2 Filming, For This Major Health Concern

How thrilled are you to start your One Piece LEGO adventure? Share your excitement in the comments below!