The second season of Netflix’s live-action “One Piece” series has added three new cast members, Variety has learned exclusively. Rigo Sanchez (“Outerbanks,” “Goliath”), Yonda Thomas (“Redemption,” “Seriously Single”),

At Geeked Week 2024, it was officially confirmed that Joe Manganiello and Lera Abova had joined the cast of One Piece S2 as Mr. 0 and Miss All Sunday, aka the pirate warlord Crocodile, and Nico Robin. During the event, we also got our first look at Tony Tony Chopper!

Dragon will be played by Rigo Sanchez (Outer Banks, Station 19) whose role in season two will be interesting to see considering the anime character’s place in the series overall. Keen-eyed One Piece fans might have spotted what they believed was Monkey D.

I can’t say I’m lacking for One Piece content in my life right now, as I’m currently in the middle of watching the anime’s Punk Hazard arc, which is now available to stream with a Netflix subscription.

James Hiroyuki Liao plays the role of Ipponmatsu. The actor starred in several episodes of Barry in the role of Albert Nguyen. He also starred in nine episodes of Orphan Black: Echoes. Much of Liao’s career has seen him star in small roles, but his credits include titles such as:

As much as I love that Netflix is adapting One Piece to live-action, I'm often reminded that even if this show became the most successful streaming series in history, it's likely never going to reach the episode count of the anime.

Three more cast members have joined the ranks of live-action One Piece season 2 as of this morning. Read on for more.

Mark Penwill (Catch Me a Killer), and Anton David Jeftha (Dominion) to the cast of One Piece Season 2 in recurring roles. Caruso will play Miss Goldenweek, an officer agent of Baroque Works with a supernatural power of persuasion,