We Are Young" is a song recorded by American band Fun, featuring American singer Janelle Monáe. It is the third track on the group's second studio album, Some Nights (2012). The song was released on September 20, 2011 as the lead single from the album. The song quickly received acclaim from music critics, with many noting the song as a breakthrough for the indie genre and praising the song's Weare one, but we are many And from all the lands on earth we come We'll share a dream and sing with one voice I am, you are, we are Australian We are one, but we are many MEDIATULUNGAGUNG - We Are adalah lagu Ost. One piece pertama yang menjadi lagu pembuka. Lagu ini dibawakan oleh Hiroshi Kitadani, seorang musisi jepang pada tahun 2000-an. Dengan nuansa lautan, "we are" ini sangat cocok untuk suasana hati yang bersemangat. Vay Tiền Nhanh Ggads. We Are! From "One Piece" LyricsArittakeno yume o kakiatsumesagashi mono sagashini yuku no saONE PIECE!rashinban nante jyutai no motonetsu ni ukasare kaji o toru no saHOKORI ka butteta takara no chizu motashikameta no nara densetsu jyanai!kojin teki na arashi wa dareka noBAIORIZUMU nokkatteomoi sugose ba iiarittakeno yume o kakiatsumesagashi mono sagashini yuku no saPOKETO no COIN, soretoYOU WANNA BE MY FRIEND?WE ARE, WE ARE ON THE CRUISE! WE ARE!zembu mani ukete shinji chattemokata o osarete iippo LIDU sakondo aetanara hanasu tsumorisasore kara no koto to kore kara no kototsumari itsumo PINCHI wa dareka niAPPEAL dekiru ii CHANSUji ishiki kajyoo ni!shimittareta yoru o buttobase!takara bako ni KYOUMI wa nai kedoPOKETO ni roman, soretoYOU WANNA BE MY FRIEND?WE ARE, WE ARE ON THE CRUISE! WE ARE!arittakeno yume o kakiatsumesagashi mono sagashini yuku no saPOKETO no COIN, soretoYOU WANNA BE MY FRIEND?WE ARE, WE ARE ON THE CRUISE!WE ARE!WE ARE!WE ARE!Lyrics powered by from New Anime Collection, Songs from "One Piece" LoadingYou Might Like LoadingFAQs for We Are! From "One Piece" Come on board and bring alongAll your hopes and dreamsTogether we will find everythingThat we’re looking forOne PieceCompass left behindIt’ll only slow us downYour heart will be your guideRaise the sails and take the helmThat legendary placeThat the end of the map revealsIt’s only legendaryTill someone proves it realThrough it allThrough all the troubled timeThrough the heartacheAnd through the painKnow that IWill be there to stand by youJust like I know you’ll stand by meSo come on board and bring alongAll your hopes and dreamsTogether we will find everythingThat were looking forThere is always room for youIf you want to be my friendWe are!We areOn a cruise!We are!Compass left behindIt’ll only slow us downYour heart will be your guideRaise the sails and take the helmThat legendary placeThat the end of the map revealsIt’s only legendaryTill someone proves it realThrough it allThrough all the troubled timeThrough the heartacheAnd through the painKnow that IWill be there to stand by youJust like I know you’ll stand by meSo come on board and bring alongAll your hopes and dreamsTogether we will find everythingThat were looking forThere is always room for youIf you want to be my friendWe are!We areOn a cruise!We are!So come on board and bring alongAll your hopes and dreamsTogether we will find everythingThat were looking forThere is always room for youIf you want to be my friendWe are!We areOn a cruise!We are!We are! Quick Links Is There a Trailer for the One Piece Live-Action Adaptation? When Is Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Series Coming Out? What Do We Know About the One Piece Live-Adaptation's Season 1? Who's In the Cast of Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Series? How Many Episodes Are There in Netflix’s One Piece Season 1? Will There Be a Season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Adaptation? The Straw Hats are ready to set sail! Despite being one of the longest-running anime and manga in the world, it took nearly a decade for One Piece to finally get a live-action adaptation. One Piece will join the growing list of live-action adaptations of anime and manga series from Netflix, following in the footsteps of 2017's Death Note film and the 2021 series Cowboy Bebop. The Netflix adaptation of One Piece is being produced in collaboration with Tomorrow Studios with Eiichiro Oda, creator of the One Piece manga, serving as an executive producer. The series was first announced back in July 2017 by Weekly Shōnen Jump editor-in-chief Hiroyuki Nakano to commemorate the manga's 20th anniversary. One Piece made its debut on July 22, 1997, in an issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump, and over 1,000 chapters of the manga have been published, along with 95 volumes, and it is currently in its final arc. For now, Netflix has ordered the production of one season consisting of 10 episodes for the live adaptation, with Steven Maeda CSI Miami, Lost and Matt Owens Luke Cage, Agents of serving as showrunners. The production for One Piece was originally set to kick off in the summer of 2020 in Cape Town, South Africa, specifically at the Cape Town Film Studios, following its initial announcement in January 2020, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Production resumed in March 2021, with showrunner Maeda sharing an update with fans on social media. Season 1 of One Piece's live adaptation will cover the East Blue saga from the anime and the manga. With the series currently in the post-production phase, let's have a look at everything we know so far about Netflix’s One Piece live-action adaptation. Editor's Note This article was last updated on June 4 with the release window. Image via Crunchyroll Is There a Trailer for the One Piece Live-Action Adaptation? Not yet, however, we do have a sneak peek at the set, concept art, and some more details provided by Actor Iñaki Godoy Who Killed Sara?, who will be playing Luffy, and showrunners Steven Maeda and Matt Owens from the Netflix Geeked Week video released back in June 2022. Godoy, Maeda, and Owens seem to be standing in a set that looks a lot like The Straw Hats’ first ship, The Going Merry. We also see the concept art of Miss Love Duck Alvida’s ship, The Going Merry, and Baratie Sanji’s alma mater. We also see a timelapse video of Baratie being constructed, and honestly, the attention to the detailing of the set is really impressive. Netflix’s One Piece adaptation is currently in post-production, so we can expect a teaser or a trailer to drop really soon. When Is Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Series Coming Out? Netflix has announced that the One Piece live-action series will be debuting in 2023. However, we're still waiting on an actual date. The filming for Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece was completed back in August 2022. The cast and the crew uploaded several pictures from the set bidding farewell to Cape Town writing about their experience while filming. Showrunner Matt Owens also posted on Instagram in September about the production wrap along with a message of heartfelt gratitude towards the cast and the crew and everyone who was involved in the production of One Piece in Cape Town. What Do We Know About the One Piece Live-Adaptation's Season 1? Season 1 of One Piece's live-action adaptation will cover the East Blue arc from the manga. East Blue is the part of the ocean in the One Piece manga’s map where the protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy begins his journey as a pirate. As a kid, he ate a devil fruit called the Gum-Gum fruit Gomu Gomu no Mi, which gave him a rubber-like body that bends, stretches, and inflates at will. Inspired by his childhood hero, Shanks, with his head held high and eyes filled with dreams, Luffy sets out to become the “King of The Pirates” by discovering the legendary pirate Gol D. Roger’s secret treasure, the One Piece. However, the One Piece is said to be hidden somewhere across the Grand Line and the journey to that stretch of the ocean is a perilous one. Young Luffy starts out alone, but in time gathers crewmates with their own dreams, who become his lifelong friends as he helps them in their adventures. We will get to meet several fan favorites in Season 1, which include Roronoa Zoro, master of the three-sword style; Nami, the crew’s future navigator who was once a thief; Usopp, a sharpshooter who is learning to be brave; and Sanji, the crew’s future chef who falls for every woman he sees. The sneak peek provided in the Netflix Geeked Week video mentioned earlier also namedropped Arlong, which means we will get to see a lot of Nami’s backstory, and one of the earliest big fights Luffy gets himself into that solidifies his character, while also adding Nami to his list of crewmates. Who's In the Cast of Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Series? Netflix has assembled a highly talented cast for the One Piece live-action adaptation series. Mexican actor Iñaki Godoy plays Monkey D. Luffy, the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. His second-in-command, Roronoa Zoro, will be played by Mackenyu Arata. Fear Street Part Two 1978 star Emily Rudd will be portraying Nami, the ship’s navigator. Jacob Romero Gibson, known for his role in Grey's Anatomy, will be playing the crew’s sniper Usopp. Taz Skylar The Lazarus Project will be playing the fifth member of the crew, the womanizing chef Sanji. Here’s a video of the main cast of Netflix’s One Piece introducing themselves Other than the main cast, the series regulars include Peter Gadiot as Shanks, Morgan Davies as Koby, Ilia Isorelýs Paulino as Alvida, Aidan Scott as Helmeppo, Langley Kirkwood as Captain Morgan, Jeff Ward as Buggy, Celeste Loots as Kaya, Alexander Maniatis as Klahadore, Craig Fairbrass as Chef Zeff, Steven Ward as Dracule Mihawk, McKinley Belcher III as Arlong, Chioma Umeala as Nojiko, Vincent Regan as Garp, Bianca Oosthuizen as Sham, Chanté Grainger as Banchina, and Grant Ross as Genzo. How Many Episodes Are There in Netflix’s One Piece Season 1? Image Via Adult Swim There are 10 episodes in the first season of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece. The names of the episodes as revealed so far are as follows, though the order may be subject to change Episode 1 "Romance Dawn" Episode 2 "An old friend of mine" Episode 3 "Captain of 8,000 men" Episode 4 "Cooks of the sea" Episode 5 "A frog in the well" Episode 6 "Arms and sharks" Episode 7 "Tangerine grove" Episode 8 "The Maw of the Shark" Episode 9 "The end and the beginning" Episode 10 "Grand Line" Will There Be a Season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Adaptation? There has been no confirmation of a second season yet, however, things are looking bright for the live adaptation of One Piece. The franchise as a whole is sailing strong on the success of One Piece Film Red at the moment, which means that there's definitely more interest in the series now than ever. The President of South Africa released a press statement on March 17, 2022, saying, "One Piece is Netflix’s biggest production project in Africa to date – both in terms of scale and budget, covering South African labour, infrastructure, and suppliers." Though a big budget does not always convert into success, hopes are high with Netflix's latest attempt at an anime adaptation.

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