LEGO One Piece on Netflix: premiere September 29, 2026
The Straw Hats set sail once again, this time rebuilt brick by brick.
LEGO One Piece premieres on Netflix on
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 as a two-part animated special revisiting Luffy and his crew's journey through the East Blue up to their entrance into the Grand Line. It's the first time Eiichiro Oda's universe has been brought into the LEGO format, and it does so with the same voices from Netflix's live-action series.
What LEGO One Piece is
LEGO One Piece is a two-episode animated miniseries based on the Netflix series, which itself adapts Eiichiro Oda's Japanese manga. It is produced by LEGO Group, Shueisha and Atomic Cartoons, and distributed by Netflix.The premise, according to FilmAffinity's listing, is as follows: Usopp recounts the incredible journey of the Straw Hats through the East Blue to the Grand Line before he joins the crew. Netflix, for its part, summarizes it this way: the Straw Hats set sail on the high seas in a two-part LEGO special, following Luffy, Nami, Usopp and the crew on their epic journey, rebuilt brick by brick.
Technical details
| Detail | Information |
|---|
| Original title | LEGO One Piece |
| Format | Animated TV miniseries, two episodes |
| Year | 2026 |
| Country | United States |
| Screenplay | Based on the manga by Eiichiro Oda |
| Companies | LEGO Group, Shueisha, Atomic Cartoons |
| Distributor | Netflix |
| Genre | Animation, adventure, comedy, fantasy |
| Themes | Pirates, LEGO, manga |
| Age rating (Netflix) | TV-Y7 |
| Netflix category | Kids' content, cartoons, manga-based series |
| Netflix premiere | September 29, 2026 |
LEGO One Piece premiere date on Netflix
LEGO One Piece premieres on Netflix on
Tuesday, September 29, 2026. The date appears both in FilmAffinity's listing, which includes it among the platform's upcoming premieres, and in Netflix's catalog, where the title already has an official page (identifier 81969131) and is classified as 2026 content.Since it's a two-part special, both episodes are part of the same title on the platform. Netflix has not published the runtime of each episode on its listing page.
Cast and voices of LEGO One Piece
The special brings back the cast of Netflix's live-action series, who voice their own characters in LEGO form. This continuity is one of the project's main draws for fans of the live-action adaptation.
| Actor or actress | Role in LEGO One Piece |
|---|
| Iñaki Godoy | Voice |
| Emily Rudd | Voice |
| Mackenyu | Voice |
| Jacob Romero Gibson | Voice |
| Taz Skylar | Voice |
| Charithra Chandran | Voice |
| Mikaela Hoover | Voice |
| Katey Sagal | Voice |
| Jeff Ward | Voice |
| Callum Kerr | Voice |
Netflix highlights Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd and Mackenyu as the leads, the actors who play Luffy, Nami and Zoro in the live-action series.
How LEGO One Piece fits into Netflix’s One Piece universe
FilmAffinity groups the title within the "One Piece (Netflix)" collection and links it directly to the One Piece television series. The miniseries does not adapt the manga from scratch, but rather builds on Netflix's version and reinterprets it in LEGO style, with the humor and imaginative tone typical of these productions.
The story covers the East Blue arc, that is, the initial stage in which Luffy gradually gathers his crew until reaching the gates of the Grand Line. Since it is narrated by Usopp, the special adopts the point of view of the Straw Hats' sniper, who recounts what happened before he himself joined the group.
Who the miniseries is aimed at
Netflix classifies LEGO One Piece as
TV-Y7, meaning content suitable for children aged seven and up, and includes it in the categories of kids' content, cartoons, and manga-based series. The tags the platform uses to describe the series are: imaginative, wacky, kids, pirates, manga-based, exciting, ocean adventure, super teams, and action.This makes it a project designed for two audiences at once:
- Families with children looking for an accessible and fun entry point into the world of One Piece.
- Fans of the live-action series and the manga who want to see their favorite characters in a new format, with the original voices from Netflix's cast.
Where to watch LEGO One Piece
LEGO One Piece will be available exclusively on Netflix starting September 29, 2026, in every country where the platform operates. In Mexico, Netflix offers three subscription plans at the time of writing this article:
| Plan | Quality | Ads | Monthly price (MXN) |
|---|
| Standard with Ads | 1080p | With ads | $139 |
| Standard | 1080p | Without ads | $269 |
| Premium | 4K + HDR, spatial audio | Without ads | $369 |
Netflix directs viewers to Tudum.com for behind-the-scenes content and more information about the production.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When does LEGO One Piece premiere on Netflix?
LEGO One Piece premieres on Netflix on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, as confirmed by Netflix's official listing and FilmAffinity.
How many episodes does LEGO One Piece have?
LEGO One Piece is a two-part animated special. It is catalogued as a two-episode television miniseries.
What is LEGO One Piece about?
Usopp narrates the Straw Hats' journey through the East Blue to the Grand Line, before he himself joins the crew. It's a LEGO reconstruction of Luffy, Nami, Usopp and the rest of the group's adventure, based on the Netflix series that adapts Eiichiro Oda's manga.
Who voices the characters in LEGO One Piece?
The cast of Netflix's live-action series: Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd, Mackenyu, Jacob Romero Gibson, Taz Skylar, Charithra Chandran, Mikaela Hoover, Katey Sagal, Jeff Ward, and Callum Kerr.
Is LEGO One Piece suitable for children?
Yes. Netflix rates it as TV-Y7, kids' content suitable for children aged seven and up, within the categories of cartoons and manga-based series.
Who produces LEGO One Piece?
The miniseries is produced by LEGO Group, Shueisha and Atomic Cartoons, and distributed by Netflix. Its country of production is the United States.
Do you need to have watched the One Piece live-action series to understand LEGO One Piece?
Not necessarily. The special covers the East Blue arc from the beginning, so it works as an introduction to the One Piece universe. Anyone who has watched the Netflix series will recognize the characters and their original voices.
Where can I watch LEGO One Piece?
Exclusively on Netflix, starting September 29, 2026, with any of the platform's subscription plans.
Sources: listing for LEGO One Piece on FilmAffinity and the title's official page on Netflix Mexico, accessed on September 26, 2026.
