Live-action Luffy in front of One Piece anime characters
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Live-action One Piece spinoffs are now much more likely following the astonishing success of Netflix’s adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s manga. With over 1100 manga chapters and counting, One Piece is one of the most successful and influential fictional sagas of all time.
Even when compared to shows that have been available on the platform for a while, One Piece was still one of Netflix’s most successful shows of 2023. For example, Wednesday season 1, which premiered in 2022, received 98 million views in 2023. The Witcher, whose first season debuted in 2019, had 76 million views in 2023 considering not only the third season but the show as a whole.
Lastly, One Piece’s impressive streaming numbers make future live-action spinoffs look likely. Although there has never been a proper One Piece spinoff other than light novels and filler movies, Netflix’s approach toward its most successful shows indicates that Luffy’s journey into the Grand Line could be expanded into a franchise.
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