The One Piece: Netflix Aims to Erase One Long-Standing Criticism of Eiichiro Oda’s Magnum Opus With Anime Remake by WIT Studio

Well, at least this year has been good to One Piece fans!

The One Piece: Netflix Aims to Erase One Long-Standing Criticism of Eiichiro Oda’s Magnum Opus With Anime Remake by WIT Studio

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  • Netflix recently announced the making of a whole new anime adaptation titled 'The One Piece'.
  • This basically aims to erase the long-standing criticism of Eiichiro Oda's magnum opus of bad animation and pacing by getting WIT Studio to produce it.
  • Fans' dreams about getting a proper One Piece anime adaptation seems to be finally coming true!
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One Piece has been one of the most massive successes in almost every single field: be it in the manga world or the live-action adaptation one. Just like the manga garnered tremendous responses from fans, so has the recent live-action adaptation series based on the manga released on Netflix. But one field that the superhit manga has lately been lagging on is the anime one.

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However, fans can expect that too to be perfected soon as, following the immaculate success and appreciation the recent live-action adaptation series received, Netflix is now working on The One Piece: its very own and better than ever before anime that aims to erase one long-standing criticism of Eiichiro Oda’s magnum opus with a remake by WIT Studio!

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Netflix Is Prepping To Make The One Piece Better Than Ever Before

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Netflix’s The One Piece anime

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When the One Piece manga gained momentum among fans right in its initial years, less than three years later, it earned its rightful position in the anime industry as well. With Toei Animation taking the lead as its producer, the anime TV series adaptation first premiered on Fuji TV in 1999, and… well, it has been going on ever since.

That being said, the anime has a total of 1088 episodes as of this writing and it is still ongoing. Because of that along with the poor animation of the earlier storyline of the anime, the series was met with immense criticism from manga and anime fans worldwide.

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However, that seems to be heading toward a change now with Netflix reportedly working on a whole new adaptation of the manga, which will be titled The One Piece. And this will be different than ever before because: firstly, the anime will be starting from the iconic East Blue saga, and secondly, WIT Studio will be the one producing it! As shared by @netflix on X:

As die-hard anime fans must already know, WIT Studio is beyond renowned for its breathtaking animation, judging from its work on anime like Attack on Titan and Spy x Family. So, fans can expect the animation of the anime to be absolutely bonkers!

Thus, from all of this, one thing is for sure: this upcoming anime will not have any bad animation problems like the anime adaptations before—something that has been one long-standing criticism of Eiichiro Oda‘s magnum opus.

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One Piece Fans Couldn’t Agree More With Netflix

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Hearing this news about a new and better anime version of their favorite anime ever has fans rejoicing once again. With their hopes up high after finding out about the involvement of WIT Studio with this anime adaptation, here’s how fans are celebrating:

Feels like this year has been one giant treat for One Piece fans worldwide, what with the superhit live-action adaptation of the manga and now the upcoming much-awaited anime as well!

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