As Nico Robin Gears Up For Their Debut, Netflix’s One Piece May Make a Surprising Change to Her Role

As the cast of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece continues to release interviews following the production of season 2, Lera Abova, who will play the role of the mysterious Miss All Sunday, otherwise known as Nico Nico Robin, has dropped a major hint about her character’s appearance within the story. These TikTok questionnaires have not only allowed for the audience to catch up on the goings-on behind the scenes but have also given valuable insight into how the next season will play out through both its story and how the Netflix team is tackling visual effects.

The next season of One Piece isn’t expected until late 2025, with some actors even hinting that it may be as late as the early start of 2026. But many have reassured fans that the premiere shouldn’t be delayed any further past the first few months of the new year.

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Drum Island Will See A Slightly Altered Cast of Characters

In Abova’s interview behind the scenes on TikTok, she drops a snippet of information stating that one of the scenes she most enjoyed was being able to act alongside one of her coworkers, Rob Coletti. Coletti is the actor for the infamous “Tin-Plate” Wapol, the former king of Drum Island and one of the many upcoming protagonists fans will see going into season 2 of Netflix’s One Piece adaptation.

Usopp and Luffy in One Piece live-action

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What’s most surprising about this is that in the changes made to the script to cut down on the anime’s already long-running narrative, Robin will be making an appearance at Drum Island rather than waiting for her part to play out in Alabasta. In the original, Miss. All Sunday didn’t show up until the Straw Hat Pirates were leaving for the desert country, shortly after all the bandit and Baroque Work fights ensued on Whiskey Peak, but aside from offering an Eternal Pose and a few taunting words, the Straw Hats didn’t engage with her much.

What Robin’s Role Could Mean For Drum Island

Netflix’s One Piece Plans to Utilize Baroque Works Throughout Season 2

Although this isn’t that large of a change that would infuriate fans for breaking apart from the original source, it does indicate that Netflix may plan to use Baroque Works as an ever-present threat looming throughout season 2. As the Straw Hats explore the Grand Line, they’ll find that Baroque Works has a hand in every conflict they come across, from the bandits at Whiskey Peak to the giants at Little Garden, and evidently with the season’s conclusion at Drum Island. Season 2 of One Piece‘s live-action adaptation is already gearing up for some exciting inclusions, keeping fans on their toes for what comes next.