One Piece's attraction is unrestricted on a global scale as seen by its appearance in the top 10 lists of 96 different nations
One Piece, the live-action Netflix adaptation of the adored manga series by Eiichiro Oda, has made an impressive debut at the top of the international English-language television ratings. This outstanding accomplishment took place from August 28 to September 3 during the first week it was available on the streaming platform. With astounding 18.5 million total views, astounding 140.1 million hours of viewing, and an average episode runtime of 7 minutes and 34 seconds, the series has not only won the hearts of millions but also topped the charts. One Piece Live-Action Series Soars to the Top of Netflix’s Global English TV Charts.
One Piece’s attraction is unrestricted on a global scale as seen by its appearance in the top 10 lists of 96 different nations, where it won the coveted #1 position in an amazing 46 of them. It held strong at #2 even within the country, almost edging out the interesting “Who is Erin Carter?: Limited Series.” With 90.3 million views, 15.8 million hours of viewing, and an average episode length of 5 minutes, 43 seconds, this competition was able to claim the second place slot in Netflix’s global English-language television rankings.
On August 31, the eagerly awaited series finally debuted on Netflix, giving fans an eight-episode season instead of the first stated 10. Fans were treated to the thrilling soundtrack, which debuted at the same time as the series’ premiere and featured the riveting main theme, “WEALTH FAME POWER,” written by the renowned songwriters and music producers Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli (known for their work on The Witcher).
The live-action adaptation boasts a talented ensemble cast, breathing life into beloved characters from the One Piece universe:
The Japanese version features the same actors who voiced Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji in the One Piece TV anime. The voices of Sanji and Luffy in the Spanish dub are provided by Iaki Godoy and Taz Skylar, respectively.
The production of this remarkable live-action adaptation was handled by Tomorrow Studios, a partnership between the seasoned producer Marty Adelstein (known for hits like Prison Break and Teen Wolf) and ITV Studios. The show’s writing prowess was attributed to Matt Owens, known for his work on Luke Cage and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Meanwhile, the dynamic duo of Steven Maeda and Becky Clements took on the roles of executive producers.
As an executive producer for the show, One Piece’s visionary creator Eiichiro Oda also played a key role. Oda stated back in May that the series wouldn’t be released until he was completely satisfied with it, which is a testament to his devotion to excellence. In order to bring this epic adaptation to life, he emphasised how crucial it was for all parties to work together flawlessly.
The live-action adaptation’s creator, Marty Adelstein, indicated in a video message at Jump Festa in 2017 that it would start with the East Blue arc and then broaden its scope from there. This declaration established the framework for what he called “a true One Piece,” promising fans an extraordinary encounter after in-depth negotiations with Oda himself.
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