It’s been greater than six years since “One Piece” creator Eiichiro Oda introduced that his smash hit pirate manga/anime franchise was getting a produced-in-America live-action adaptation, and greater than three years since Netflix publicly turned the corporate making it occur.
Now that we’re lower than two months away from the premiere of the Netflix “One Piece,” the streaming large is releasing the final sneak peeks on the collection, with the newest trailer revealed only a few days in the past.
“One Piece” is a collection with followers world wide, nevertheless it’s in its house nation of Japan that it’s been a bona fide pop cultural juggernaut for the final two decades-plus. The earlier Netflix “One Piece” trailer, from again in May, had many followers in Japan upset with how the live-action model of the Straw Hat Pirates’ ship regarded, however how’s the response been to the brand new trailer?
Extremely optimistic, at the least so far as YouTube feedback go.
Sifting although the feedback for the Japanese-subtitled model of the trailer (no dubbed-into-Japanese model presently exists), it’s arduous to seek out any sad reactions, even when not everyone seems to be 100-percent on board fairly but
“I had so many worries about the adaptation, but after watching this, I can’t wait to see it!”
“I like how they’re balancing loyalty to the source material and creating a natural, realistic atmosphere.”
“I really like how it looks like instead of being a live-action anime, it’s like they’re going for what it’d be like if the world of One Piece existed in our reality.”
“They aren’t going overboard on the setting or characterizations, but they’ve got a firm grasp on what makes them special, It’s a good balance for a fantasy story.”
“When you adapt anime to live-action, it’s always going to feel at least a little like cosplay, but I think they’ve done an incredible job making it look this polished, so I’m looking forward to watching this.”
“At first, I thought that Luffy felt like a totally different character, but watching this trailer, he’s won me over.”
“I totally like how it doesn’t feel like a shonen manga, but a pirate series for adults.”
“I’ve seen a lot of live-action adaptations of anime, but this is the first time a trailer has me this excited about watching one.”
About as adverse as issues have gotten is:
“My initial impression is that I don’t hate it, so that’s a big win for it so far.”
“I’m worried about some of what I see in the acting and fight choreography, but this video still has me wanting to check the series out.”
Perhaps a part of the open-minded angle comes from the truth that, at the least inside Japan, there’s zero probability of Netflix’s “One Piece” hurting the fame of the “One Piece” anime/manga or changing them in folks’s because the minds as the first picture of what the story and characters are, contemplating how “One Piece” has been a popular culture establishment for therefore a few years right here.
That could be making it simpler for even hardcore followers to suppose slightly extra flexibly in regards to the adaptation and see it as a substitute tackle what Oda created, particularly with reactions like “This is exactly how a live-action adaptation should be. You can really feel the love that everyone involved has for the original series” and “Can’t say if it’s going to turn out well or not, but you can feel the love for the source material” displaying that individuals respect that the adjustments which have been made don’t appear to be full-on subversions of what they love about “One Piece.”
Netflix’s “One Piece” comes out on August 31.
Source: YouTube/Netflix Japan
Images: YouTube/Netflix
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