LEGO is really trying everything to capitalize on its collaboration with One Piece and Netflix to the best of its abilities. LEGO and Netflix have set out to bring the story of the live-action adaptation of One Piece through an animated special called LEGO One Piece. The prospect of two seasons of One Piece live-action retold in a LEGO-filled adventure does sound fun, and the hype associated with it is unreal. To add to the mania, LEGO introduced a new One Piece set and had Lera Abova’s Miss All Sunday react to it.

More than the LEGO set itself, it is the actress’ reaction to the figurines, especially Chopper’s, that has everyone’s attention.  

One Piece Netflix’s official X (Twitter) handle posted a video clip showing One Piece’s Miss All Sunday, Lera Abova, reacting to a newly launched LEGO set depicting Dr. Hiriluk’s hideout. The set had several figurines in it, including her own, but her most exuberant reaction came when she first saw Tony Tony Chopper’s tiny figurine.

She could not keep her excitement to herself, seeing the cute Chopper piece. She even tried to enact a beloved Chopper-Robin moment when she first joined the crew. She was trying to win everybody’s trust, and in that effort, she made hands bloom out of Chopper’s body and started tickling him. This was the first step towards what has now developed into a loving bond between the two characters in the story.

She also revealed in the X post while playing with the Hiriluk figurine that she revealed that she was absolutely "bawling" her eyes out while watching the episode where Hiriluk dies. It was such an emotional scene in the show, and the way he sacrificed himself to protect Chopper and spare him the guilt of a fatal poisoning was devastating to watch, now certified so by Abova herself. 

‘One Piece’ Finds Its Perfect Adaptation in a LEGO Special Coming on Netflix

Talking about LEGO One Piece, Abova will be an important part of the animated special along with the plastic Straw Hats.

For the LEGO One Piece animated special, every key character from the live-action version of One Piece will be back. Iñaki Godoy plays Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu plays Roronoa Zoro, and Emily Rudd plays Nami. Alongside them, Jacob Romero will play Usopp, Taz Skylar as Sanji, and Mikaela Hoover as Tony Tony Chopper will also be joining the voyage. 

Additionally, Callum Kerr plays Smoker, Charithra Chandran plays Miss Wednesday, Jeff Ward plays Buggy, and Katey Sagal plays Dr. Kureha. All of them will be back for the two-part special with Lera Abova’s Miss All Sunday. The story will be narrated by Jacob Romero’s Usopp, which will add his witty and sometimes exaggerated perspective to the story. The special drops on Netflix on September 29, 2026. 

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