The One Piece cast on Netflix ultimately stayed pretty true to the original anime and manga concept. One Piece has long been one of the biggest and most well-known anime brands thanks to its vibrant cast of characters, imaginative combat scenes, and plots that get more and more epic with each new volume. Every new entry in the One Piece series has received a staggering amount of care and consideration, and the Netflix adaptation was no exception. Although only a handful of the One Piece live-action cast members are well-known, most of them have roles in other films and television programmes that are definitely worth checking out.

As executive producer of the live-action series, One Piece author Eiichiro Oda was determined that the cast had to be the ideal match for the characters he created. Since Oda personally participated in the series’ creation, it makes sense that the live-action One Piece actors would have earned his endorsement, which would also account for why they were able to capture the charm of the original anime characters. This undoubtedly assisted the Netflix live-action One Piece ensemble in capturing the attention of manga and anime fans. Take a look at each character from the Netflix live-action One Piece adaption and see how they stack up against the originals.

Here are some of the characters compared:

●The captain of the Straw Hats, Monkey D. Luffy, is portrayed by Iñaki Godoy

The show’s star, Luff, is here! When Luff was younger, he consumed the Gum-Gum devil fruit, and guess what happened? He acquired the most absurd stretchy abilities possible as a result! He has his sights set on becoming the King of the Pirates right now, and in the first season of the show, he has already begun assembling his crew. Let’s not overlook Godoy when we’re talking about stars. He is a brilliant Mexican actor that you may recognise from

●”The Imperfects” on Netflix. Roronoa Zoro, played by Mackenyu, is a former pirate hunter turned Straw Hat swordsman

Meet Roronoa Zoro, a swordsman with aspirations to be the best in the world. He uses not one, not two, but three swords while battling, even holding one in his teeth! Zoro was the first person to join Luffy’s crew despite having gained notoriety as a pirate hunter. Let’s now discuss Mackenyu. His roles in Japanese shows have made him a well-known actor who is Japanese-American. He may have appeared in live-action manga adaptations of “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable Chapter I” and “Rurouni Kenshin: The Final.” He has a sizable repertoire!

●The Straw Hats’ navigator Nami is portrayed by Emily Rudd

Introduce yourself to Nami, the team’s outstanding navigator. She is not your typical pirate; she is an expert mapmaker and thief. She also has a fantastic aptitude for forecasting the weather. A dream for Nami? to make an overall globe map! Let’s discuss Rudd right now. This brilliant actor may have appeared on “Hunters” and “Dynasty” or in the film “Moonshot.” Prepare to discover more about his acting skills and how they apply to the “One Piece” universe.

●The Straw Hats’ sniper Usopp is portrayed by Jacob Romero Gibson

Introducing Usopp, the newest member of the Straw Hats team. Armed with a catapault, he can shoot very accurately, and he has a tremendous gift for making up stories. Like his father Yasopp, who is a member of Shanks’ gang, Usopp has lofty ambitions and hopes to become a renowned pirate. And speaking of Usopp, you may have recognised the actor who plays this role, Gibson, from “Greenleaf” and “Grey’s Anatomy.”

●Cook Sanji for the Straw Hats is played by Taz Skylar

Sanji is the team’s culinary mastermind; meet him! He was hired from a floating eatery known as Baratie. Sanji is quite the ladies’ man, always pursuing them. The twist is that he fights using his legs and reserves his hands for cooking. Let’s change gears now and talk about Skylar. From both England and Spain, Skylar is a gifted performer. He created and performed in the off-West-end play “Warheads,” which you might have seen. Additionally, he has graced our television screens in productions of “The Lazarus Project” and “Agatha Raisin.” Amazing, isn’t it?

●”Red-Haired” is performed by Peter Gaiot. Luffy’s distinctive straw hat was given to him by Shanks, the Red-Haired Pirates’ captain

When Luffy was still a young child, Shanks and he first met. Regular visits to Luffy’s village were made by Shanks and his team. Shanks once gifted Luffy his unique straw hat after saving him from a sea monster. After becoming a great pirate, Luffy was instructed by Shanks to give the hat back. You might recall Gadiot from “Yellowjackets” and other programmes like “Once Upon a Time in Wonderland” and “Queen of the South,” and he is now a member of the cast.