By now, most everyone is aware that the long-awaited ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line is going to make its grand debut on Netflix. You know, just as the first season made its own debut on the streaming platform. However, Netflix apparently believes that this is not a grand enough debut for their live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s manga. Or perhaps they have more confidence in this second season than we’d thought, especially with how shockingly successful that aforementioned first season was. Possibly even both. Regardless, Netflix has decided that the live-action Straw Hat Pirates’ debut needs to be even grander than before. Thus, it explains why we’re getting this story.

Netflix is proud to announce that ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line will be sailing into theaters on the same day as its streaming debut. That means that on March 10, 2026; you can watch this upcoming second season either from the comfort of your own home via streaming, or head into theaters to watch the grander experience. Tickets for this screening will go on sale starting on February 26, 2026 at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET. You can get those tickets on that date and time directly from their official website, which also includes a handy countdown for when you can make your purchase.

ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line Making Simultaneous Streaming and Theatrical Debut

ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line theatrical fan event poster
They’re making it into the big leagues in more ways than one.

There’s really no doubt about it. Netflix clearly have some seriously high hopes for ONE PIECE: Into the Grand Line. Which is hilarious because they were probably just as shocked by the positive reception to their live-action One Piece adaptation as we were. Live-action adaptation of anime have…not gone particularly well in media history. Even at their best, they’ve been mediocre, hollow imitations of their anime counterparts. So it’s very nice to see that this particular live-action adaptation is sailing so well. Here’s hoping that it lives up to its first season, especially on the big screen.

What do you all think? Are you eager to check out the return of the live-action Straw Hat Pirates in theaters? Tell us your jolly roger thoughts in the comment section below.

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