One Piece’s live-action adaptation on Netflix has been a long time coming. It has been months since Netflix announced the project, and its much-awaited debut is now closer than ever. The hype surrounding Eiichiro Oda’s manga is massive as the fans are restless to witness the Pirates in action. Amidst all the thrill surrounding its release, a new project poster surfaced online.

With mere days away from its release, Netflix’s promotional campaign for One Piece‘s live-action debut is going in full swing. Over the past few months, multiple posters of the project surfaced online, giving the fans a glimpse of what to expect. Not long ago, a thrilling teaser from the series also made its way to YouTube. Until now, most of the posters and updates from the series were centered around Luffy and his main crew. However, Netflix recently released a thrilling poster from the live-action series that featured an illustrated look of almost every member of the ensemble.

In addition to the cast and crew starring in the show’s first season, the poster even had some interesting additions. Taking a closer look at the poster, one will notice some iconic moments from the anime series that were unveiled. Some notable scenes from the anime that Netflix’s recent poster featured include Shanks giving Luffy his hat and the execution of Gold Roger. Moreover, some exciting location revelations, such as the floating Baratie restaurant and Arlong Park, also made it into the artwork.

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After looking at the recent poster, it seems like Luffy’s elder brother, Ace, would not feature in the first season of the show. Meanwhile, fans can surely look forward to seeing other characters such as Monkey D. Garp, Buggy, and Blackbeard. Shortly after, the recent poster took the internet by storm as fans had multiple reactions.

Fans in a frenzy after the latest poster from One Piece surfaces online

Soon after the streaming platform unveiled an illustrated poster from the live-action series, the fans flooded Twitter. Unsurprisingly, the fans surely look eager to witness the crew on screen. While one user wrote, “I’m actually so ready,” another commented, “Ready to join the Straw Hats.” 

Even Netflix’s official account joined the bandwagon as they tweeted, “Mugiwara unite!!!” 

On the other hand, a fan even gave the studio a few casting suggestions as he revealed how Arnold Schwarzenegger could play Garp. In addition to that, a few fans praised the artwork as one wrote, “I have to get this framed.“

One Piece’s live-action series is all set to sail ship on August 31.

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