A piece will have a remake!
Since 1999 the anime A piece adapts the famous manga by Eiichiro Oda. The author’s work is still in progress and the series, which to date has more than 1080 episodes, does not intend to stop either. Let’s remember this at the same time the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy, a young pirate in search of the “One Piece” treasure which allows its owner to become the king of pirates, have been enriched by numerous animated films. Faced with such a success, Netflix developed a live action adaptation that, against all odds, convinced fans.
The platform then confirmed a season 2 for this show. However, it’s not just the live action side that Netflix intends to take advantage of the craze around One Piece. In fact, the streaming service intends to completely relaunch the anime a remake! An unexpected announcement, which occurred during the Skip Party 2024before a teaser video is published (on the front page of an article).
An anime style Attack on Titan
This remake will be titled The unique piece and will start the story from the beginning, starting from the East Blue bow. To ensure that the anime looked fresh, the production was entrusted to With Studio. He is known for offering manga fans the adaptation of Attack on Titan. Fans can therefore expect heavy action and modern animation.
This choice to offer a remake A piece it’s surprising, but it should allow the work to last a long time. Does this herald the imminent end of the manga? There is nothing certain about this at the moment. We also don’t know if this new anime will “only” take up the manga. Finally, Netflix has not yet announced a release date for The unique piece. But new information should arrive soon. Until then, the live action series remains available on the streaming platform, while the anime is on Crunchyroll.
Source: Cine Serie
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