Netflix’s LEGO One Piece animated special is a two‑part retelling of the first two seasons of the live‑action series in LEGO form, featuring the main cast from the live‑action show.

The special is set to stream on Netflix on September 29, 2026, with a teaser dropping on July 20, 2026.

The cast returning for the LEGO rendition includes Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero Gibson, Taz Skylar, Mikaela Hoover, plus Katey Sagal, Jeff Ward, Charithra Chandran, and Callum Kerr.

The LEGO special features Usopp voiced by Jacob Romero Gibson and serves as a bridge between the second season of the live‑action series and the upcoming third season, Battle for Alabasta, expected in 2027.

The LEGO adaptation aims for a lighter humor‑driven tone centered on Usopp’s tall tales, appealing to families and fans between major live‑action releases.

At its core, the specials continue to anchor the One Piece saga of friendship, dreams, and adventure as the Straw Hat Pirates pursue the legendary One Piece.

The project aligns with a broader LEGO merchandising push tied to the live‑action show, including sets inspired by Baratie, Windmill Village, Arlong Park, and Garp’s Marine Battleship, signaling long‑term crossover planning.

Netflix plans ongoing One Piece expansion, including a new anime series titled The One Piece set to premiere in February 2027, adapting the manga from the start.

The core premise follows Monkey D. Luffy as he sails to become Pirate King with the Straw Hat crew, confronting foes and unearthing mysteries across the Grand Line.

A teaser has already been released ahead of a full trailer, signaling an expanded marketing push.

Usopp narrates how the crew came together and introduces Tony Tony Chopper, who joins near the end of the second season, with potential tension from Chopper’s deeper knowledge of events.

LEGO One Piece is positioned as a lighter, family‑friendly entry point that broadens the franchise’s formats while the live‑action series moves toward its next chapter.