'A lot of it was...trying to make sure that it felt like something people could grab onto.'
The Big Picture To say that adapting One Piece is a challenge would be a total understatement. With a huge fanbase all over the world, a story that ranges from wacky to downright unhinged moments and a lot at stake expectation-wise, showrunner Steven Maeda had to find the correct balance in order to honor the franchise's legacy.
“I think, the thing that a lot of people are commenting on today, is the tone of the show because it’s unapologetically out there, surreal. It can be very silly, but at the same time, it's very sincere and genuine, and emotional. So a lot of it was kind of balancing that tone and trying to make sure that it felt like something people could grab onto.
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