Netflix’s stay motion One Piece collection has added Ant-Man and Suicide Squad actor David Dastmalchian and extra in Season 2 because it confirms the Baroque Works arc.
Dastmalchian will play Mr. 3 in Season 2, a dastardly villain with powers from the Wax Wax satan fruit which lets him create and management candle wax, who can be a member of the felony group Baroque Works.
Revealed in an X/Twitter put up, his casting comes alongside Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine, Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5, and Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9. Baroque Works deploys its brokers in pairs: males named after numbers and ladies named after holidays.
Out from the shadows comes your first have a look at who’s taking part in the Baroque Works brokers! pic.twitter.com/k0G7A94QnE
— ONE PIECE(ワンピース) Netflix (@onepiecenetflix) June 25, 2024
Mr. 3 was the topic of Netflix’s first tease for the second season, as star Iñaki Godoy appeared on his character Luffy’s birthday with cake and a candle formed just like the villain’s hair.
Fans of the stay motion adaptation of the beloved manga might acknowledge the Baroque Works title already, because the group was talked about throughout an early Season 1 scene the place Zoro killed a crimson haired Mr. 7.
Little else has been stated about Season 2 since its renewal in September 2023, although Netflix is reportedly focusing on a 2025 premiere date with filming anticipated to start in June 2024. Jamie Lee Curtis will seemingly play a personality referred to as Doctor Kureha too, after sharing her curiosity within the function and the crew saying “at this level we’re writing for her”.
Season 2 will in any other case current some fascinating challenges for the Netflix crew because it introduces a 3 foot tall human/reindeer hybrid referred to as Tony Tony Chopper to the principle solid of characters. It’s additionally performed round with some expectations relating to one other main Season 2 character, which is able to doubtless be absolutely addressed sooner or later through the season.
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Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’ll discuss The Witcher all day.
