Every New & Returning Character

One Piece season 2’s cast is bigger than ever, bringing multiple characters from Eiichiro Oda’s manga to live-action for the first time. One Piece season 2’s story covers the majority of the Arabasta saga, ranging from Loguetown to Drum Island. One Piece season 1’s ending teased as much, with the Straw Hat pirates finally heading for the Grand Line.

One Piece‘s cast was one of the best things about the Netflix live-action anime adaptation. Having existed for more than two decades, Luffy and his friends have millions of fans around the world and had to be perfectly cast. Fortunately, not only did Netflix nail the Straw Hats, but it also delivered pitch-perfect versions of other characters.

One Piece season 3’s cast is only promising to continue this, with several actors already announced who perfectly fit their counterparts from the source material. However, concerning One Piece season 2, the cast remains staggeringly large due to the returning characters from its predecessor and the new allies and foes the Straw Hats find in the fabled Grand Line.

Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy

Date of Birth: August 25, 2003

Actor: Inãki Godoy was born in Mexico City, Mexico, and had his breakout role as Bruno Lazcan in Who Killed Sara. He would then star in The Imperfects, after which he was cast as Monkey D. Luffy following a long search for the perfect live-action version of the character and catapulting him into mainstream stardom.

Character: Monkey D. Luffy is the main character of One Piece and the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates who is dedicated to finding the titular treasure and becoming King of the Pirates. Luffy is a kind, naïve, yet capable soul who believes everyone should fight for their dream. Therefore, Luffy will stop at nothing to help his friends, often using his stretchy Devil Fruit abilities.

Emily Rudd as Nami

Date of Birth: February 24, 1993

Actor: Emily Rudd was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S., and was most known for her role in the Fear Street ​​​​​​franchise before being cast as Nami in One Piece. One Piece is not her only anime-related role, as she is also part of the English dub of Delicious in Dungeon.

Character: Nami is the navigator of the Straw Hat Pirates. With a love for cartography, Nami dreams of drawing a map of the entire world. Originally, Nami was forced to work for the pirate who killed her mother. Thanks to Luffy and the rest of the crew, Nami and her village are finally freed, after which she truly becomes a Straw Hat, leading into One Piece season 2.

Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro

Date of Birth: November 16, 1996

Actor: Mackenyu was born in Los Angeles, California, U.S. His breakthrough role came in the Chihayafuru trilogy, after which he would star in plenty of other movies and TV shows. In addition to One Piece, Mackenyu’s career includes roles in live-action anime adaptations of Samurai X, Tokyo Ghoul, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and Knights of the Zodiac.

Character: A pirate hunter who becomes a pirate, Roronoa Zoro is Luffy’s first mate in One Piece’s Netflix. As a child, Zoro and his best friend, Kuina, made a promise to each other to become the world’s greatest swordsman. Kuina’s tragic passing saw Zoro grow even more dedicated to his dream, which Luffy supports unwaveringly, earning the former pirate hunter’s loyalty.

Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp

Date of Birth: July 11, 1996

Actor: Jacob Romero Gibson was born in Denver, Colorado, U.S., and had roles in Greenleaf and Rap Sh!t before being cast as Usopp in One Piece. He also made appearances in The Resident and Grey’s Anatomy. Undoubtedly, though, One Piece is Gibson’s breakout role, providing him with worldwide stardom.

Character: The son of a pirate, Usopp grew up dreaming, despite his timid nature, about going out on adventures while waiting for his father to return. Usopp was eventually left with only sensationalized stories and his friendship with Kayla.

After helping save Kayla by exposing Captain Kuro, Usopp joined Luffy’s crew and began experiencing the stories he had once fabricated. With a keen sense of engineering, Usopp often creates new weapons and gear to help him and the rest of the Straw Hats, while also serving as the crew’s official marksman.

Taz Skylar as Sanji

Date of Birth: December 5, 1995

Actor: Taz Skyler was born in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. Skylar starred in Prime Video’s Gassed Up before being cast in One Piece. He had previously appeared in short films and shows such as The Lazarus Project and Boiling Point.

Character: Sanji is the Straw Hats’ cook and loves his craft, always ready to cook a meal. He dreams of finding the All Blue, an ocean where all the other oceans meet, in order to use the extraordinary fish there to cook the best meals in the world.

While most people don’t believe in its existence, Luffy’s dream inspired Sanji to chase his. His fighting technique involves solely kicks since, as a cook, he must never compromise his hands.

Mikaela Hoover as Tony Tony Chopper

Date of Birth: July 12, 1984

Actor: Mikaela Hoover is an American actor born in Colbert, Washington. Hoover’s primary source for breakout roles was the filmography of James Gunn, thanks to her work with the director on Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Superman. Her work on Guardians 3 proved her adept at voice-acting, leading to her being cast as Chopper in One Piece season 2.

Character: Tony Tony Chopper is introduced in One Piece season 2 as a reindeer, ostracized from his herd due to his blue nose. After consuming a Devil Fruit, Chopper became able to walk and talk, as well as change between his usual reindeer appearance, a smaller version of such, or a giant hulking form.

These abilities also saw Chopper demonized by the humans of Drum Island. One man, though, Hiriluk, took pity on Chopper and trained him to become a doctor. In One Piece season 2, Luffy and the Straw Hats land on Drum Island seeking Chopper’s medical expertise.

Charithra Chandran as Miss Wednesday

Date of Birth: January 17, 1997

Actor: Charithra Chandran is a British actor born in Perth, Scotland. Chandran’s film roles are limited, but she appeared in main roles in Alex Rider season 2 and Bridgerton season 2. She also had a limited role in Dune: Prophecy before being cast as Miss Wednesday in One Piece season 2.

Character: Miss Wednesday is introduced as one of Baroque Works’ various agents in One Piece season 2. However, it is revealed that her backstory goes much deeper, including links to one of the Grand Line’s biggest kingdoms and its royal family. Miss Wednesday thus becomes an ally of the Straw Hat Pirates throughout One Piece season 2.

Lera Abova as Miss All Sunday

Date of Birth: November 4, 1992

Actor: Lera Abova is a Russian actor and model, born in Slavgorod, Altai Krai. Abova’s main roles include the Pitch Perfect spin-off, Bumper in Berlin, as well as a 2025 appearance in Ethan Coen’s Honey, Don’t! Her most mainstream role, however, is in One Piece season 2, which she will reprise in a bigger way in season 3.

Character: Miss All Sunday is a primary antagonist of One Piece season 2 as the second-in-command of the assassin organization known as Baroque Works. Miss All Sunday has the Devil Fruit ability to sprout copies of her limbs from any surface, making her a formidable foe for the Straw Hat Pirates. For One Piece season 3, Miss All Sunday has been increased to a series regular.

One Piece Season 2 Supporting Characters

Callum Kerr as Smoker: A vice admiral who seeks to capture Monkey D. Luffy and his crew after their journey upset the peace in Loguetown. Smoker is one of the main antagonists of the Arabasta saga and thus, One Piece seasons 2 and 3. He is played by Callum Kerr, best known for his role in Monarch and The Wheel of Time.

Julia Rehwald as Tashigi: A young marine officer Zoro runs into in Loguetown. She is later revealed as a loyal subordinate to Smoker, thus dedicating herself to also finding the Straw Hats. Tashigi is played by Julia Rehwald, who previously had a voice role in Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures.

Nahum Hughes as Bartolomeo: A petty thief from Loguetown who becomes endlessly inspired by Luffy. Bartolomeo has been retconned into the story of One Piece season 2 using knowledge from the source material, setting him up for an even bigger role going forward, played by Nahum Hughes.

Rigo Sanchez as Dragon: A mysterious man with ties to the Revolutionary Army, a military organization that seeks to take down the World Government. Dragon’s role in One Piece season 2 is limited, though he will become a series regular in season 3. Rigo Sanchez, known for his roles in Animal Kingdom and Outer Banks, plays Dragon in One piece.

Joe Manganiello as Mr. 0: The Leader of Baroque Works and one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Crocodile is the main villain of One Piece’s Arabasta Saga, which season 2 partially covers, though it sets up Crocodile for a much bigger role in season 3. Manganiello had his breakout role in 2002’s Spider-Man and 2008’s True Blood and has since been in several movies and shows, including the Magic Mike franchise.

David Dastmalchian as Mr. 3: One of the higher-ranked members of the Baroque Works, Mr. 3 is the main antagonist of the Little Garden arc and has the power to create candle wax that is as hard as steel. He is played by David Dastmalchian, known for films such as The Dark Knight, The Suicide Squad, and Late Night With The Devil.

Sophia Anne Caruso as Miss Goldenweek: Mr. 3’s partner and another of Baroque Works’ agents. Miss Goldenweek’s main weapons are her magical paints, which influence the emotional state of those she uses them on. Sophia Anne Caruso plays Miss Goldenweek and is best known for her role in The School of Good and Evil.

Camrus Johnson as Mr. 5: A member of the Baroque Works known for his Devil Fruit powers that allow him to create bombs using his body parts. He is played by Camrus Johnson, most known for Batwoman.

Jazzara Jaslyn as Miss Valentine: A member of the Baroque Works and Mr. 5’s partner who can use her Devil Fruit powers to change the mass of her body at will. She is played by Jazzara Jaslyn, best known for Warrior.

Daniel Lasker as Mr. 9: A member of the Baroque Works and the partner of Miss Wednesday, who strikes up a rivalry with Roronoa Zoro in One Piece season 2. He is played by Daniel Lasker, most known for Raised by Wolves.

Rob Colletti as Wapol: A Devil Fruit-eater and the king of Drum Island. Wapol is one of the main antagonists in One Piece season 2 due to his rivalry with Miss Wednesday and his treatment of Drum Island. He is played by Rob Colletti, known for The Many Saints of Newark.

Ty Keogh as Dalton: A former royal guard at Drum Island. Dalton aids the Straw Hat Pirates in their attempts to defeat King Wapol, solidifying himself as a keen ally. He is played by Ty Keogh, best known for 24 Hours To Live.

Sendhil Ramamurthy as Nefertari Cobra: The former king of Arabasta, a kingdom that has great importance to One Piece season 2’s story. He is played by Sendhil Ramamurthy, best known for Never Have I Ever, who will return as a series regular in season 3 alongside Hoover, Abova, and Manganiello.

Yonda Thomas as Igaram: Another member of Baroque Works who is secretly an ally of Miss Wednesday. Igaram is vital to exploring Miss Wednesday’s past. Yonda Thomas brings Igaram to life in One Piece season 2.

Katey Sagal as Dr. Kureha: A doctor from Drum Island. Dr. Kureha is an essential part of Tony Tony Chopper’s backstory and helps Nami after the Straw Hat starts to suffer from a mysterious disease. She is played by Katey Sagal, known for Sons of Anarchy, Pitch Perfect 2, and The Connors.

Mark Harelik as Dr. Hiriluk: Another doctor from Drum Island who was instrumental in raising and mentoring Chopper. He is played by Mark Harelik, known for his roles in Preacher and Presumed Innocent.

Werner Coetser as Dorry: One of the giants of Elbaf found on Little Garden, later becoming an ally of the Straw Hat Pirates. He is played by Werner Coetser, who was previously in Getroud met Rugby.

Brendan Murray as Brogy: The other giant of Little Garden that the Straw Hats run into. He is played by Brendan Murray, who was previously in Raised by Wolves.

Clive Russell as Crocus: A doctor who lives in a lighthouse overlooking the entrance to the Grand Line and who is dedicated to protecting a giant whale named Laboon. He is played by Clive Russel, best known for his role in Game of Thrones.

Martial T. Batchamen as Brook: Brook is one of the pirates who befriended Laboon, the giant whale of Reverse Mountain. While Brook’s role in One Piece season 2 is very small, he will return in a much bigger way in the future, based on the original manga, and played by Martial T. Batchamen.

Returning Supporting Characters

Jeff Ward as Buggy the Clown: One of the most famous pirates in the East Blue, Buggy the Clown has a personal history with Luffy’s mentor, Shanks, and wishes to find the One Piece. After being defeated by Luffy, Buggy now wants revenge on the Straw Hat Pirate, leading to Loguetown. He is played by Jeff Ward, who was previously best known for his role in Agents of Shield.

Ilia Isorelýs Paulino as Alvida: Captain of the Alvida pirates, Alvida was Luffy’s first antagonist in One Piece. She ruled her crew, which included Koby, with nothing but fear. After having her ship sunk by Luffy, Alvida now wants revenge and teams up with Buggy for the Lougetown attack. She is played by Ilia Isorelýs, best known for Me Time and Family Switch.

Michael Dorman as Gold Roger: The King of the Pirates and former owner of the One Piece. During his execution, Gold Roger announced that this fabled treasure was for the world to find. Gold Roger’s death marked the beginning of a new golden age of pirates, inspiring a new generation, the Straw Hats included, to embark on adventures. Dorman is most known for his role in For All Mankind.

Vincent Regan as Monkey D. Garp: A Vice-Admiral who chases Luffy and his friends in season 2. One Piece season 1 revealed that Garp is Luffy’s grandfather, making his role in season 1 more prominent than in the source material. In One Piece season 2, Garp appears less frequently, given Luffy’s battle with other antagonists. Regan is best known for his roles in 300 and Troy.

Morgan Davies as Koby: The first friend Luffy makes in One Piece, Koby was working for Alvida after accidentally getting into her ship. Thanks to Luffy, he found the strength to fight back and decided to pursue his dream of becoming a Marine. Before One Piece, Davies was best known for his role in Evil Dead Rise.

Aidan Scott as Helmeppo: The son of Axe-Hand Morgan, Helmeppo is jealous of Zoro and secretly wishes to be a respectable swordsman. While he’s an antagonist in the first arc, he later becomes friends with Koby as they train under Monkey D. Garp. Before One Piece, Scott was best known for The Kissing Booth 2.