Netflix’s One Piece Live Action Season 3 welcomes Mr. 1 & Miss Doublefinger and fans are losing it

When it comes to talking about One Piece Live Action Season 3, fans are continuously getting news to keep the hype alive. The best part of Netflix taking over this series is that Season 2 has not even begun airing, and yet we have information about the next installment. Since this live-action series has started to air, even non-anime fans seem to be loving the show. In recent news, we have information about two new actors joining this journey.

It has been confirmed that One Piece Live Action Season 3 will have Awdo Awdo as Mr. 1, while Daisy Head joins as the fierce Miss Doublefinger. In the words of the series’ official post by the show:

“Two of Baroque Works’ deadliest agents now stand before us, Nakama… ready to bring overwhelming danger to our journey.” And honestly? Interestingly, that is exactly the kind of chaos fans were waiting for.

With Season 2 slated for a March 10 release and production already rolling on One Piece Live Action Season 3, Netflix clearly isn’t slowing down. The live-action adaptation continues expanding its world, pushing the Straw Hats deeper into the Grand Line and right into the path of Baroque Works’ most lethal operatives. Introducing Mr. 1 and Miss Doublefinger this early teases how fast, ambitious, and action-heavy Season 3 is shaping up to be.

Perfect casting choices that fans are already celebrating

Awdo Awdo, known for his upcoming role in Subversion alongside Chris Hemsworth, instantly won over fans with a name that many joked was already the name that sounds like a One Piece character. In this series, Mr. 1 is a stoic assassin who literally turns his body into steel, and Awdo is stepping into one of Baroque Works’ most iconic roles.

Meanwhile, Daisy Head, fresh off Shadow and Bone and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, brings a sharp edge and charisma perfect for Miss Doublefinger. Some fan reactions towards this casting choice are:

"Baroque Works hitting live action means we’re officially in the part of the story where even the “minor” villains feel like final bosses." added a fan.

"Solid casting for Miss Doublefinger! Daisy's got that fierce vibe. Mr. 1 looks like he'll slice up the action. Can't wait for more One Piece chaos!" added another fan.

"I didn't know they were being revealed already I love it they all strangely look like their characters" stated by a fan.

Till now, all the news about cast member reveals has been received with positive comments, and this shows how much work has been put into bringing a legendary story to life.

One Piece Live Action Season 3: The Alabasta saga approaches

Even before One Piece Live Action Season 3 starts its production, the fandom is already excited because of the cast list. With Cole Escola as Bon Clay and Xolo Maridueña as Portgas D. Ace, and returning members from Season 2, such as Mikaela Hoover’s Chopper, Joe Manganiello’s Crocodile (Mr. 0), and Lera Abova’s Nico Robin, are being upgraded to series regulars. That’s right: Baroque Works is fully assembled.

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As the live-action prepares to adapt iconic arcs like Alabasta, One Piece Live Action Season 3 promises the biggest battles and emotional moments the series has attempted yet. One thing about the story of One Piece is that things will never get boring. If one arc feels like the story has peaked, then Eiichiro Oda delivers a better plot.

That is with Live Action Season 2 adapting Reverse Mountain through Drum Island, the transition into the Baroque Works saga for One Piece Live Action Season 3 feels natural, earned, and incredibly hype. As the story progresses, the Straw Hats crew is heading into their deadliest battles yet, and the fans are absolutely ready.

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