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Netflix making live-action One Piece from popular manga

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The world's bestselling manga series has already been adapted into an anime TV series with over 900 episodes. There are also 13 animated movies, One Piece video games and merchandise galore. The cross-pollination of Hollywood and Japan goes back for decades. Japanese pop culture expert Roland Kelts says it's a stunning moment for anime.

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Netflix making live-action ‘One Piece’ from popular manga

TOKYO >> Hit Japanese manga “One Piece” is coming to Netflix as a live-action series — a development that’s both exciting and worrisome for fans who have seen mixed success in a growing list of Hollywood adaptations.

2 years ago·Honolulu, United States

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Netflix making live-action One Piece from popular manga

The series will star Mexican actor Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D Luffy – whose nationality is canonically a mystery – alongside American actor Emily Rudd as Nami and Japanese-American actor Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro.

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Netflix making live-action 'One Piece' from popular manga

TOKYO (AP) — Hit Japanese manga “One Piece” is coming to Netflix as a live-action series — a development that’s both exciting and worrisome for fans who have seen mixed […]

2 years ago·Brandon, Canada

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Netflix making live-action 'One Piece' from popular manga

TOKYO (AP) — Hit Japanese manga “One Piece” is coming to Netflix as a live-action series — a development that’s both exciting and worrisome for fans who have seen mixed […]

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Netflix making live-action 'One Piece' from popular manga

TOKYO (AP) — Hit Japanese manga “One Piece” is coming to Netflix as a live-action series — a development that's both exciting and worrisome for fans who have seen mixed success in a growing list of Hollywood adaptations.

2 years ago·British Columbia, Canada

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