Lego One Piece is an unreliable retelling of the live-action show, and Netflix just dropped its first full trailer

Netflix’s One Piece live-action show returned for its second season earlier this year, and the Straw Hats pirates’ next adventure is right around the corner. However, it’s coming in a way you might not expect.

Luffy, Nami, and the rest are being reimagined in Lego form for Lego One Piece, a two-part special that recaps the events of the first two seasons of the live-action show. Except, ya know, everyone’s made of Lego bricks this time.

Netflix shared the first full teaser trailer for the special on Monday, giving fans their best look yet at the Lego hijinks. The special is narrated by Usopp, who takes creative liberties with an unreliable retelling of events. “Wow, who’s this super cool dude?” Zoro says at one point about Usopp, before remarking, “I never said that!” Usopp also tries to claim he came up with the idea of sailing into the Grand Line for the titular One Piece. Expect several fibs and exaggerations from Usopp over the course of the animated special.

“We wanted to make something that would ease new viewers into the massive world of One Piece while also giving longtime fans a new, fun perspective to see the iconic stories of the first two seasons,” showrunner, writer, and executive producer Tom Hyndman said of the special in a news release.

The entire Straw Hat cast will return to voice their Lego-ized characters, including Jacob Romero Gibson as Usopp. Lego One Piece will premiere Sept. 29 on Netflix.

But that’s not all that One Piece fans have to look forward to. Season 3 of the live-action show recently wrapped filming, and it’s set to premiere in 2027. Also coming in 2027 is the One Piece anime remake on Netflix. You can expect that to start streaming in February.