New One Piece Season 2 Trailer Reveals First Look at Nico Robin’s Miss All Sunday

Even though it’s been well over two years since season 1 aired, the excitement surrounding Netflix’s live-action One Piece has simply refused to die down, with fans patiently awaiting the next installment. This excitement is currently at an all-time high with the series having recently announced a March 10, 2026 release date for season 2.

That said, Netflix just got One Piece fans even more to be hyped about with an all-new teaser for season 2 ahead of its release, and it just gave fans a new look at live-action Nico Robin. Also known as the beautiful and mysterious Miss All Sunday, she looks nothing short of perfect in this latest season 2 glimpse.

One Piece’s Live-Action Hypes Nico Robin’s Debut in New Teaser

The official X handle for Netflix’s One Piece recently shared a new exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the production and filming of Season 2, with commentary from the main cast. The new teaser crucially included a few closer glimpses at Lera Abova as Nico Robin, or rather Miss All Sunday, as she will be introduced to viewers in season 2.

More excitingly, Netflix’s latest teaser features Robin in her iconic white cowboy-inspired outfit, and it looks perfect. Although the live-action has taken some liberties in terms of the costume design so far, Robin’s Miss All Sunday get-up remains incredibly faithful to the source material.

The new close-up shots also prove just how good a job the hair and makeup department for Netflix’s One Piece has done this season. This remains true not just for Robin, but also for other characters like Nami and Vivi, who each sport surprisingly natural-looking wigs.

Netflix’s Live-Action One Piece Set Designs Look Better Than Ever

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All that said, beyond the exciting Robin reveal, the new behind-the-scenes footage also gives fans a better glimpse at the new sets for season 2, and they all look better than ever. In particular, the new teaser includes many new shots of Little Garden and Whiskey Peak, with both locations sporting very detailed and expansive sets.

The huge glow-up that Mr. 3’s wax house on Little Garden has gotten is perhaps the best example of just how much effort the live-action has put into bringing Eiichiro Oda’s odd yet fantastical world to life. It shows remarkable dedication and, frankly, everything about season 2 of One Piece’s live-action stokes hopes for a long and successful future ahead.

Release Date

August 31, 2023

NETWORKS

Netflix

Showrunner

Matt Owens

Directors

Tim Southam, Marc Jobst, Josef Kubota Wladyka

Writers

Tiffany Greshler, Diego Gutierrez, Allison Weintraub, Lindsay Gelfand

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