It gives us a better look at Luffy's crew, including Mackenyu's Zoro, Emily Rudd's Nami, Jacob Romero's Usopp and Taz Skylar's Sanji, while also showing off the series's host of antagonists, played by the likes of Jeff Ward and Vincent Regan.
You can watch the full trailer right here now.
The adaptation of the best-selling manga series of all time arrives with a weight of expectation, and Luffy star Iñaki Godoy has promised that the team behind the programme want to "honour" the source material.
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He said: "We respect it, we love it, we think it’s great. And the live-action definitely stays true to the source material.
"The history of One Piece is great and more people should know about it, because it can inspire you to be the best version of yourself and to be more friendly and follow your dreams."
Meanwhile, director Emma Sullivan recently told RadioTimes.com that in order to keep the fans happy, the team first made sure to keep One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda happy.
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She explained: "When he saw stuff that he didn't like, we redid it. So he's the leader really, and I think if Oda says he's happy with it, then the fans will be happy. But you know, we just hope we did our best."
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