One Piece Live-Action Season 1: The Complete Episode Guide — onepiece.media

Netflix’s live-action One Piece premiered August 31, 2023 and did what decades of adaptations could not: it made the Straw Hats mainstream. Eight episodes, one legendary East Blue.

The voyage, episode by episode

Season 1 adapts the opening saga of the voyage — from Luffy setting out to the fall of Arlong Park — across eight feature-length episodes:

1. “Romance Dawn” — Luffy’s origin, Shanks, and the straw hat.
2. “The Man in the Cage” — the crew meets Zoro under the worst possible circumstances.
3. “Tell No Tales” — the crew grows, and so does the bounty board.
4. “The Pirates Are Coming” — the voyage finds its sea legs.
5. “Eat at Baratie” — Sanji’s restaurant saga, and a fan-favorite duel.
6. “The Chef and the Chore Boy” — Baratie’s payoff.
7. “The Girl with the Sawfish Tattoo” — Nami’s story comes to the surface.
8. “Worst in the East” — Arlong Park, and a crew becomes a crew.

(Titles per Netflix’s official episode listings.)

The cast

Iñaki Godoy (Luffy), Emily Rudd (Nami), Mackenyu (Zoro), Jacob Romero (Usopp), and Taz Skylar (Sanji) lead the crew, with a supporting cast that had fans doing double-takes in the best way.

How it maps to the anime

Season 1 covers the same ground as the anime’s opening episodes — compressed, re-staged, and genuinely respectful. If the live-action is your entry point, the anime picks up the same voyage with a thousand-plus episodes of runway ahead: start here.

Every episode streams on Netflix — the only official home of the live-action series.