5 Major Fan Favourite Characters From One Piece Season 1 Who Nay Not Appear in Netflix’s Sequel

Fans will dearly miss these 5 characters from Season 1!

5 Major Fan Favourite Characters From One Piece Season 1 Who Nay Not Appear in Netflix’s Sequel

SUMMARY

  • One Piece Season 2 will introduce a number of new characters.
  • However, a few of the older characters in Season 1 will be left behind.
  • Some characters are definitely going to appear in the future seasons of One Piece.
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Netflix’s One Piece Live Action has been renewed for season 2. Eiichiro Oda, the creator of One Piece, confirmed it by hinting at Tony Tony Chopper’s entry in the upcoming season. Even though the storyline was adapted from the anime, the live adaptation took the risk of making a few changes. Those efforts were highly praised, as One Piece went on to become one of the best series of 2023.

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The series had several fan-favorite moments, including Shanks saving Luffy, Zoro vs. Mihawk, Buggy vs. Strawhats, etc. There were also several characters that the fans loved. While most of the cast will return in season 1, there are a few who might not appear in the sequel. Here are five fan-favorite characters from One Piece season 1 who might not appear in season 2.

5. Kaya

Kaya
Kaya

Kaya is a young woman who lives in Syrup Village in the Gecko Islands. She is the childhood friend of Usopp. She is blonde with pale skin. Kaya inherited a fortune from his parents and currently resides in the most luxurious mansion in Syrup Village. If the live adaptation follows the One Piece anime, Kaya will not return in season 2. She might make a small appearance in later seasons when Usopp will have a bounty upon him. Kaya’s screen time was limited to the Syrup Village arc.

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4. Red-Leg Zeff

Red-Leg Zeff
Red-Leg Zeff

Red-Leg Zeff is the adoptive father and cooking mentor of Sanji. Together, they used to run the restaurant Baratie. He was the captain of the Cook Pirates before his crew got annihilated by a storm. Like Kaya, Red-Leg Zeff has also used up most of his screen time and may not return in One Piece season 2. In the anime, he is only shown when Sanji gets a new bounty and reacts to it. So, until Sanji gets his first bounty, Zeff will not return.

3. Dracule Mihawk

Dracule Mihawk
Dracule Mihawk

According to the One Piece anime, Dracule Mihawk’s next appearance will be in the initial stages of the Sky Island Saga. So, Mihawk is most unlikely to appear in One Piece Live Action Season 2. He is one of the seven warlords and is the world’s strongest swordsman. He is a fan-favorite character in manga, anime, and live adaptations. The fans will miss him in season 2.

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2. Nojiko

Nojiko
Nojiko

Nojiko is Nami’s adoptive sister and lives in Coco Village. Even though the sisters had a falling out, they patched up by the end of season 1. Nojiko plays a similar role to Usopp’s Kaya and Sanji’s Red-Leg Zeff. She only appears when the Strawhat Pirates achieve something. Nojiko wishes the best for her sister. So she is one of the few fan-favorite characters who might not appear in season 2.

1. Shanks

Shanks - One Piece
Shanks

Shanks is probably the most important character that may not appear in One Piece season 2. He is the captain of the Red-Hair Pirates and plays a big role in inspiring Luffy to be a pirate. Shanks is one of the strongest characters in the One Piece world and a fan-favorite one, too. It will be a big miss for the fans who expected to see him in season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece Live Action.

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