Netflix’s Live-Action One Piece Season 2 Reveals Episode Count & Titles

The journey of the Straw Hats will bring them new crewmates and new enemies in Netflix’s One Piece for season 2, with its latest info teasing an exciting path forward for the live-action adaptation. Given the crew’s journey out of the East Blue and onto the Grand Line, its newly-revealed episode count and titles indicate the future of the series.

Thanks to its listing by the Writers Guild of America West website, the entirety of One Piece’s season 2 episode count and titles are confirmed, matching season 1 with eight episodes. The story will bring the Straw Hats to great characters like Laboon, Dorry, and Brogy, and end at Drum Island as they meet their adorable future crew doctor.

One Piece Season 2 Reveals an Exciting Episode Slate

The episode listing for One Piece season 2 indicates a strong showing of fan-favorites and clearly sets up the Arabasta Arc for season 3 onward. It’s not too hard to decipher the titles and their full progression, especially for keen observations by One Piece fans, with a likely order of the following titles proceeding as follows:

1. The Beginning of the End
2. Good Whale Hunting
3. Whiskey Business
4. Big Trouble in Little Garden
5. Wax on, Wax Off
6. Nami Dearest
7. Reindeer Shames
8. Deer and Loathing in Drum Kingdom

Episodes 1-5, are a matter of knowing which smaller arcs take place in chronological order. “The Beginning of the End” caps off the East Blue Saga with a visit to Loguetown, while “Good Whale Hunting”, “Whiskey Business”, “Big Trouble in Little Garden” and “Wax on, Wax Off” follow the Reverse Mountain, Whiskey Peak, and Little Garden Arcs.

But for the rest of One Piece season 2, much of the rest of the arc following a key incident incapacitating Nami at Little Garden, bringing the crew to Drum Island. Desperately seeking treatment for their friend, the crew will soon encounter Dr. Kureha and Tony Tony Chopper. By the end, the Straw Hats will gain one new member.

Thank you Netflix’s TUDUMthere’s a generous set of glimpses at each of these locations, although Little Garden and Drum Island remain more elusive for now.

What is also important is the array of character reveals that are effectively promised by Netflix’s One Piece. This includes the fan-favorite upcoming appearance from David Dasmalchian as Mr. 3 as indicated by episode #5, and the rest of Baroque Works’ entry sets the stage for season 3. Luffy even encounters a crucial character from his past by the season finale.

Live-Action One Piece Season 3 Is Set Up by This Episode Reveal

With One Piece season 2 introducing future crewmates like Nico Robin before she joins, and Chopper’s reveal, its conclusion indicates that the main Arabasta Arc won’t release until season 3. Given its relatively greater length than other One Piece arcs preceding this point, it makes sense, allowing season 3 to focus on it while leading into Jaya.

Whether this means major arcs will be given similarly dense seasons remains uncertain, nor will Skypeia be the next substantial portion. It would make sense, but it begs the question whether it’ll give underappreciated arcs like Long Ring Long Land as much love. For now, though, fans can look forward to what 2026 has to offer with this latest glimpse.