Sophia Anne Caruso Cast as Miss Goldenweek in Netflix’s One Piece—Here’s What We Know

Netflix’s live-action adaptation of “One Piece” continues to expand its ensemble for the eagerly awaited second season. Sophia Anne Caruso, celebrated for her role as Lydia Deetz in Broadway’s “Beetlejuice” and her performance in “The School for Good and Evil,” has been cast as Miss Goldenweek, a member of the clandestine Baroque Works organization.

Joining Caruso are Mark Penwill, known for “Catch Me a Killer,” who will portray Chess, and Anton David Jeftha of “Legacy,” taking on the role of K.M.

Miss Goldenweek, a character from Eiichiro Oda’s original manga, is recognized for her calm demeanor and unique abilities, making her a formidable adversary to the Straw Hat Pirates. Chess and K.M. are notable as loyal subordinates of the antagonist Wapol, contributing to the diverse array of challenges faced by the protagonists.

The second season of “One Piece” is set to delve deeper into the Grand Line, introducing a host of new characters and adventures that expand the rich tapestry of Oda’s world. The inclusion of these characters suggests that the upcoming season will explore pivotal arcs from the manga, promising to captivate both long-time fans and newcomers.

The first season of “One Piece” garnered praise for its faithful adaptation and engaging storytelling, setting high expectations for the continuation of the series. With the addition of talents like Caruso, Penwill, and Jeftha, the second season aims to build upon this success, offering a compelling portrayal of the beloved source material.

As production progresses, fans eagerly anticipate further announcements regarding the cast and storyline, looking forward to the next installment of this high-seas adventure.