‘One Piece’ Renewed For Third Season By Netflix
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Wow, they must be really confident to greenlight season 3 before season 2 even airs.
Thanks for posting this. I wondered if season 2 somehow got by me.
Season 7 of Slow Horses has already been greenlit and season 5 hasn't started airing yet lol.
I gotta get on that before it gets too far ahead.
I mean it's not like once a show gets multiple seasons in, you can't watch it. Season 4 was a bit of a let down, but I'm hoping season 5 is a return to form. Overall it's an excellent show.
Ehh, to me, each season is worse than the last. First two seasons are worth watching.
Fair enough.
That’s different in that Slow Horses is consistently getting viewers, high praise from critics and Oldman has said he wants to do this character forever.
Cowboy Bebop would have been a hit if they filmed the seasons back to back.
We need to go back to multi year contracts for shows like this. These days shows get popular a decade after airing on streaming. Long term it's a no brainer to crank out at least 3 seasons off anything you greenlight, it's cheaper than three independent seasons productions wise, and you look people in to initial contracts too.
Literally the only reason we stopped doing it is our current economic systems incentives short term profit over literally everything else.
Honestly I'm pretty happy with the live action adaptation. My biggest gripe with one piece is the pacing. It ruins so many good moments and storylines because getting to them and through them takes so long. The Netflix adaptation addresses this biggest issue for me by tightening the pacing. There's no doubt that in doing so some of the original content gets cut and some of the moments in the anime carry much more weight. But I would 100% rather watch the adaptation because I just hate the pacing of the anime. The issue persists in the manga too. It's a great story held back by sluggish and sloppy pacing. I've heard there's another anime being made and I hope that one has the sense to spend more time on the quality of the story telling rather than the quantity of it.
One of the best shows I've seen in recent years!
Did you see the anime ? Not to be the asshole « look at the master material » guy
In fairness, a 1,000+ episode show is far too unwieldy and intimidating for anyone but the most devout Anime fans to even consider starting at this point.
I’m a devout Anime fan who’s 200 episodes into Detective Conan and I sometimes wonder why I’m doing this to myself.
One pace is the only way to watch the anime. It’s a recut with majority of the fluff taken out.
https://onepace.net/en
Someone did something similar for Naruto, and it made Shippuden a lot more bearable. Although it was still so bad that I eventually gave up and skipped to the end lol
I haven’t, but I like the live action one quite a bit
Well buckle up buddy there is over thousand episodes of the anime version. Wife seen it all twice. She does say the live action is pretty damn close.
Twice?
IDK why I find that ridiculous since I've watched Shippuuden 3 times. Granted, I've never seen all the filler, even on my first watch.
First watch she saw them all. I think on the second she skipped the filler since she knew which ones they were. I got 30 episodes in before I was like I had enough. My main issue is they play the last 5 minutes of the last episode on the next episode. Or how me filler episodes do you need? I know it's all based on the manga. But damn that lot of episodes of show that still going.
I did not, tried a couple times and couldn't make it through ep.01 to be honest. Just not my style I guess.
The 30ish first episode are rough but the rest is easier to watch
Seriously the anime is more worth it
For real?? I didn't know anime to live action could actually good. I'd give it a try if I didn't already hate One Piece.
while cancelling a bunch of other good shows. i think stranger things, castlevania, and one piece are the ones that last longer than 2 seasons.
It’s almost as if they use a different metric to determine success than if you liked it. People joined or resubscribed for One Piece which is why it was renewed.
I dropped my Netflix subscription after they announced that Kaos was cancelled as soon as the first season aired.
I know it's a drop in the bucket but I genuinely wonder how much revenue they have lost from people giving up on their service because they know good shows will be cancelled without any closure.
they fucked up by cancelling blood of zeus, and sandman too, the rushed endings were so bad, and the season was so cheesy.
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I think anyone familiar with the show expected this. Season 2 is doing all the build up for Alabasta, and Alabasta is a very popular and iconic arc. Even 4kids made it all the way through.
The real question is what's gonna happen after Season 3. Jaya is probably adaptable, even if the mink brothers might be freaky in Live Action, and Skypiea shouldn't be too crazy on the effects, but it is quite long.