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Netflix One Piece Outtakes Include Buggy Calling Luffy Bad at FIFA

Netflix Geeked’s Twitter account released an outtakes reel for the live-action One Piece series that aired on the service. The video includes several on-set, live-action One Piece mistakes, prop mishaps, and improvised jokes including Buggy (Jeff Ward) calling Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) a “sad, lonely little boy who always loses at FIFA”, supposedly to “help him with the performance.”

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The blooper video starts out playing things straight, with dramatic narration over several camera sweeps, before a character stumbles and the actors go decidedly off-script. Other highlights include Steven Ward’s Mihawk maintaining a stoic expression even as he forgets his line, Emily Rudd’s Nami breaking her weapon during a fight scene, and McKinly Belcher III’s Arlong getting his serrated nose caught in another actor’s hair.

You can watch the full One Piece outtakes video in the Netflix Geeked tweet below, with the Buggy and Luffy FIFA comment coming up at the 1:09 mark:

Reactions to the One Piece live-action series were generally positive, and Netflix later confirmed a second season is in the works. Recently, replicas of Roronoa Zoro’s sword guards were released by Iron Factory on the character’s birthday, while author Eiichiro Oda released chapter 1097 of the manga earlier this month.

The One Piece live-action adaptation is available to watch on Netflix, while the manga is published by Viz media. The anime is available on Crunchyroll and Netflix.


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Elliot is a staff writer from the mist-shrouded isle of Albion, and has been covering gaming news and reviews for about a year. When not playing RPGs and Strategy games, she is often found trying (and failing) to resist the urge to buy more little plastic spacemen.