The stunts and visual effects team behind the live-action series explain how they re-created fight scenes from the manga and anime using items like fake katanas and limbs on sticks.
Eiichirô Oda’s popular and long-running manga has been turned into a live-action series on Netflix that stars Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy.Luffy’s gum-gum attacks — which he proudly calls out like in the anime — constantly evolved during the production. At first, Luffy’s movements were too solid and stiff to belong to a rubber human, Scalise said.
To capture the chaotic tornado of Buggy’s body parts, “One Piece” relied on fake limbs on sticks, wire work, a mechanism that would help Ward float and a sleeve used to mimic the pirate’s disembodied hand.“It was really important to sell that [the limbs were] coming from all directions — different heights and different places, so it didn’t feel like all we’ve done is dress somebody up in a green suit,” Jobst said.
From the visual effects side, Scalise said Buggy’s combat needed pages of documents tracking limb placements, a convincing physical performance from Ward and a little bit of sneakiness. He said that the episode features discreet duplicates of certain body parts — like calves and shins — to add more movement to Buggy’s power.Scalise also said that the team worked to add personality to Buggy’s various body parts. As Buggy became more sadistic, his limbs were more aggressive with Nami and Zoro.
Len-Barry Simons, left, as Chu, McKinley Belcher III as Arlong and Jandre Le Roux as Kuroobi in Netflix’s “One Piece.”
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