One Piece live-action Season 2‘s first look debuted on Netflix recently. The clip shared glimpses of Brogy, Nico Robin, and Smoker in the upcoming installment, leading the fans to share their reactions. One Piece Season 2, featuring Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd, Mackenyu, Taz Skylar, and Jacob Romero is scheduled for release next year.
Fans react to Nico, Smoker, Vivi and Brogy in One Piece Season 2
One Piece live-action Season 2 is ready to arrive on Netflix in 2026. With many new One Piece characters set to make their debut in the new season, Nico Robin, Smoker, Vivi, and Brogy have caught the eye of fans online.
Talking about Nico Robin, played by Lera Abova, a user wrote, “Robin’s look is on point.”
Another fan noted, “Looks good. pretty good cast for Nico Robin. :D”
Another important character, Vivi, played by Charithra Chandran, is shown in the first look.
Addressing the choice of casting Chandran as Vivi, a fan wrote, “Vivi actress in Live-Action One Piece Season 2 coming to Netflix! Believe it or not, I kind of understand the choice for a darker complexion…since Alabasta is literally a Kingdom situated in the middle of a blazing hot dessert.”
Another user stated, “This a rare time I’ll say nothing is wrong with this alabasta is basically Egypt and the facial features match.”
Brogy the Red Ogre (played by Brendan Murray) was also shown in one of the frames of the first look.
Speaking of Brogy’s live-action portrayal, a user commented, “Brogy looks so good, best part of the trailer ngl.”
Another fan shared they were worried about the portrayal of the Giants at first, but noted, “Nailed it! I was a bit worried but…wow.”
Callum Kerr is playing Marine Smoker in the live-action. Reacting to his first look, a user said, “Bro looks b—–.”
Another fan seems impressed with Smoker’s look and wrote, “Knowing past Netflix adaptations, I’m surprised they didn’t make him vape instead, they actually got my boy looking right.”
Season 2 is going to cover Reverse Mountain, Whiskey Peak, Loguetown, Little Garden, and the Drum Island arcs.
Originally reported by Ishita Verma on SuperHeroHype.
