At Tokyo's Big Sight on July 21 and 22, during One Piece Day 2023, fans were treated to a real-life experience of the One Piece live-action adaptation by Netflix. Attendees could closely inspect the authentic costumes and props, such as the Gomu Gomu no Mi Devil Fruit and currency from the fictional universe.
「ONE PIECE DAY’23 」では、Netflixシリーズ 実写版「ONE PIECE」の劇中で使用した衣装や小道具を特別展示。ルフィの衣装やゴムゴムの実も！
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The exhibit transported fans from mere viewers to part of the magic, offering insights into the intricate wardrobe details. Not limited to television imagery, the exhibit showcased various costumes, including two of Luffy's outfits: a lively Hawaiian-print polo and a simple “Anchor” t-shirt from his youth.
The display also featured full-detail costumes of characters like Shanks, played by Peter Gadiot, and Captain Morgan, played by Langley Kirkwood. Additionally, important artifacts such as maps of the Red Line and Grand Line were also present.
The One Piece live-action series, set to premiere on Netflix on August 31, is supervised by Eiichiro Oda himself, in collaboration with showrunner Steven Maeda and producer Matt Owens. With a cast including Inaki Godoy as Luffy and Emily Rudd as Nami, the show aims to capture new audiences with the legendary tale of the search for the Pirate King's treasure.
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