Actor Iñaki Godoy, who plays Monkey D. The meeting took place on March 5 at Roppongi Hills Arena, in Tóquio, with the presence of the main cast. Godoy dedicated around 20 minutes to direct interactions, including animated greetings, posing for photos and declarations of affection for the work.
The event brought together thousands of fans who waited on the red carpet for the actors to arrive. Godoy shouted phrases like “こんばんは！” and “私もONE PIECE大好き！”, demonstrating command of the language. Ele posed for selfies with his own camera and encouraged the audience with high energy, which generated great enthusiasm. Colleagues praised his efforts in studying Japanese since the first season.
Promotional event brings together cast in Tóquio
The red carpet marked the arrival of the interpreters of the main characters of the crew of Chapéu from Palha. Fãs received autographs, handshakes and close-up photos. The interaction lasted several minutes before taking the stage.
Godoy kept his speech in Japanese almost the entire time, which impressed the local audience. Ele asked fans about favorite characters and made personal comments, creating an immediate connection.
Godoy highlights love for the franchise in fluent Japanese
The actor expressed gratitude for the warm reception, comparing fans to family. Ele stated that being with the public was more fun than waiting for the new season. The declaration reinforced the bond built with the Japanese community.
Mackenyu, who plays Roronoa Zoro, commented on Godoy’s dedication to the language since the beginning of production. The effort allowed direct and authentic communication with admirers.
Statements from the cast reinforce unity with fans
Emily Rudd, interpreter of Nami, said she was really happy for the collective presence. Ela highlighted the joy of sharing the moment with everyone.
Jacob Romero Gibson, actor of Usopp, described it as wonderful to see so many fans together. Taz Skylar, who lives with Sanji, thanked him from the bottom of his heart for the opportunity to work with the group as a family.
Intense interactions mark 20 minutes of fan service
During the period dedicated exclusively to fans, Godoy used a microphone for quick questions and answers. Ele encouraged shouts and excited responses, maintaining the high spirits characteristic of the character Luffy.
The actors posed together for official and individual photos. The event highlighted the closeness between the cast and the fan base at Japão, where the franchise has deep roots.
Production advances to second season
The live-action series continues to expand the universe of One Piece, focusing on fidelity to the original work of Eiichiro Oda. The first cycle gained a global audience, and the promotion on Japão seeks to strengthen local support.
Godoy repeated his passion for history on several occasions during the meeting. The experience was described by him as special and unique.
Fans celebrate the actor’s dedication to the local language
Godoy’s fluency in Japanese allowed for natural interactions without intermediaries. Fãs reported emotion when hearing greetings and direct compliments in their native language.
The event served as a bridge between international production and the manga’s original audience. The approach reinforced the authenticity of the adaptation.
