One Piece Season 2 took another step towards its premiere with a new official teaser from Netflix, released this Monday (12). The platform revealed the first image of the Baroque Works organization, officially introducing the character Nico Robin, played by actress Lera Abova. This material serves as a crucial preview for the highly anticipated continuation of the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s phenomenon, which will arrive for subscribers on March 10, 2026. The reveal is important as it fuels fan expectations and confirms the production’s progress towards the Alabasta arc, one of the most iconic from the original work.
The new season, also titled “One Piece: Into the Grand Line”, promises to adapt the “Little Garden” arcs and set the stage for “Alabasta”. Therefore, the introduction of the Baroque Works agents now is a strategic move to build the main plot. Furthermore, the teaser serves as a concrete way for Netflix to demonstrate the production pace and keep the hype high, especially after the resounding success of the first season among the Brazilian audience. In this way, the platform continues to capitalize on one of its biggest bets in its original series catalog.
Expanding Cast and Famous Voices
While Lera Abova takes on the role of the mysterious Miss All Sunday, the series cast continues to grow with other significant additions. Mikaela Hoover, an actress known for films like “Superman” (2025) and “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”, has been confirmed as the English voice actress for Tony Tony Chopper. The anthropomorphic doctor will become the new member of the Straw Hat crew still in this season. The choice of Hoover demonstrates the production’s commitment to seeking recognized talent, even for the voices of digital characters, ensuring quality and connection with the international audience.
On the other hand, the teaser also references future developments, such as the arrival of the villain Crocodile, who will have Joe Manganiello in the lead role starting from the third season. This early mention serves to reassure the most anxious fans and confirm that the story will follow its planned long-term course. With all these pieces falling into place, the second season of One Piece positions itself not only as a continuation but as a turning point that will test the adaptation’s ability to maintain quality and fidelity to the source while advancing through narratives that are even more complex and dear to the fans’ hearts.
