#Netflix reveals first look of Chopper in One Piece season 2

Final September, Eiichiro Oda himself introduced that Tony Tony Chopper will seem in season two of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece. Now, the streaming big posted a video that lastly revealed how this iconic character will look, and followers have responded very positively to it.

As a part of its Geeked Week occasion, Netflix revealed a video of the principle solid of One Piece doing a desk learn of season two’s script. On the finish of mentioned video, Iñaki Godoy (who performs Monkey D. Luffy) says, “I can’t imagine who’s right here to make their debut in Season 2”. The digital camera then turns to disclose Tony Tony Chopper sitting on the desk, though the viewers can solely see his again and the highest of his head, together with his antlers and his iconic pink hat.

It’s instantly evident that Netflix introduced Chopper to life with CGI, and the design showcased on this first look is surprisingly trustworthy to the supply materials. This reveal acquired fairly a constructive reception from followers on social media, who praised Netflix for seemingly doing the character justice and claiming that they can’t wait to see how his face appears to be like. Many individuals even in contrast him to the principle character of the movie, Detective Pikachu.

Chopper, Robin and Crocodile are arriving in season 2 of One Piece

The opposite huge reveal concerning Netflix’s One Piece throughout Geeked Week was the official bulletins of the actors portraying Miss All Sunday and Mr. 0 (higher referred to as Nico Robin and Sir Crocodile) in season two.

Lera Abova, a Russian actress and mannequin who made an look within the present Pitch Good: Bumper in Berlin, will play Robin, and Joe Manganiello, an American actor who performed Flash Thompson in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man and Deathstroke in Justice League, will play Crocodile.

Each actors took the stage throughout Netflix’s presentation, and followers are evidently glad with the casting. Chopper, Robin and Crocodile will make their long-awaited debut in One Piece season 2, though Netflix nonetheless hasn’t confirmed an official launch date.