“One Piece” is about to usher in a live-action series adapted by Netflix which, while accompanied by controversy, also has a high degree of attention. We recently got a little taste of what the live-action series is all about. The manga and animation of “One Piece” have more than a thousand episodes, and the ten-episode duration of the first season of the live-action series certainly cannot present the anime’s contents so far.
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Nicole Hirsch Whitaker, one of the crew’s directors of photography, has the answer. You said that the first season of the live-action version of “One Piece” will feature the content of the East China Sea, which is the first plot of the anime. At the same time, Whitaker and the director have seen all over 1,000 episodes of “One Piece” so far to make sure they know what to do.
At the same time, he pointed out that the live-action version of “One Piece” doesn’t “copy” the anime, it “does your thing” in many ways.
“If you don’t have a story in place, you won’t be able to capture the audience, whatever you do,” he said. “We just hope we can attract new audiences and attract people who find the story good and interesting.”
If it’s really played according to the plot of the comics, it is estimated that it won’t look good, it still depends on the skill of the crew in adapting it. But the adaptation is not accidental. The final effect of the live-action version of “One Piece” can only be determined after viewing the feature film. I just hope the ending of this series will be slightly better than Netflix’s “Resident Evil”. .
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