Summary
- Rigo Sanchez cast as Monkey D. Dragon in One Piece live action, impressing fans with his dynamic roles.
- Dragon’s appearance in Execution Scene hints at monumental moments in One Piece history.
- Season 2 casting remains faithful to beloved characters, promising quality over speed in production.
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The best part about watching Netflix’s One Piece live action series is being introduced to the faces who would play the characters fans have known and loved for so long. Particularly with the upcoming second season, fans have hardly been able to contain their excitement about certain characters like Vivi, and more recently, Monkey D. Dragon.
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Just a few hours ago, Oda announced on X (formally Twitter) that Rigo Sanchez, known for his work in Outer Banks and Animal Kingdom, has been cast as the leader of the Revolutionary Army in One Piece. Joining Sanchez are Yonda Thomas as Igaram, the loyal protector of Alabasta’s royal family, and James Hiroyuki Liao as Ipponmatsu, the Loguetown sword shop owner.
One Piece Live Action Season 2 Cast Announces That Rigo Sanchez Will Play Dragon
Dragon’s casting was undoubtedly the highlight of this announcement. As Luffy’s father and the leader of a rebellion challenging the oppressive World Government, Dragon has been a fan favorite even without making too many appearances in the series. Sanchez’s prior roles as dynamic, authoritative figures make him a fitting choice for this complex character.
In the live-action adaptation, Dragon is expected to appear in the Execution Scene, set in Loguetown. While details are scarce to avoid spoiling the experience for live-action fans, manga and anime fans know that Dragon’s entrance sets the stage for monumental moments in One Piece history.
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Season 2’s casting continues to impress with its dedication to faithfully portraying beloved characters. Yonda Thomas, set to play Igaram, brings a blend of gravitas and humor to the loyal attendant of Princess Vivi (who will be played by Charithra Chandran of Bridgerton).
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Production for One Piece Season 2 is underway, but no official release date has been announced. The creative team, including Eiichiro Oda, emphasizes a commitment to quality over speed, ensuring the next season lives up to fan expectations. Until then, viewers can revisit the first season on Netflix or dive into the anime on Crunchyroll.
