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Iñaki Godoy, the real-life Monkey D. Luffy from theOne PieceLive-Action adaptation, has earned the respect and love of everyOne Piecefan by portraying the future King of the Pirates exactly how he is shown in the anime and manga. Fans were quite happy with Godoy’s performance and loved the series as well.

Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy in One Piece Live-Action

Godoy’s portrayal of Luffy was so on point that even Eiichiro Oda, the creator of theOne Pieceanime and manga series appreciated him and even stated that he was the perfect individual to play the role of goofy and carefree Luffy. This is truly a big achievement for Godoy, and now fans are eagerly waiting to see how he performs in the second season.

TheOne Piecelive-action actor recently shared his experience about how much he loved the role of Luffy and what he learned from the character in an interview. In addition to that, the actor also explained his dream of playing a negative role like Blackbeard after he has completed his journey as Monkey D. Luffy.

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Iñaki Godoy’s Understanding of Monkey D. Luffy as a Character

In an interview withTeen Vogue, Godoy discussed a lot of things about his experience while filming the first season of theOne Piecelive-action series. Along with that, he also shared what he initially understood about Luffy as a character and how he looked at it while he was preparing for his role.

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He stated:

“I had to understand that I’m playing a character who is unlike anything I’ve ever played, someone who is extraordinary, someone who has a capability of making people follow him anywhere he goes, someone who follows his dreams, who trusts his gut, and who doesn’t care what others think…The moving thing about Luffy is that he doesn’t really change too much. Instead, he changes the world around him with his way of being.”

According toIñaki Godoy, Luffy is an extraordinary character who can make people follow him just because of his personality. He is someone who follows his dreams and does not at all care about what people think. Heanalyzed Luffypretty easily and used it to enhance his portrayal of the character.

Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy in One Piece Live-Action

Iñaki Godoy Wants To Play a Villain One Day

During the interview, Godoy was asked about his future and he stated that he wanted to film as manyOne Piecelive-action seasons as he possibly could. However, he did explain that he has ambitions to play an unredeemable villain in the future.“Someone who is horrible and who loves being horrible”-because it’s just so different from who he is in real life.

He believes that playing a villainous character like Blackbeard might help him diversify his acting experience and give him a chance to understand the mind of a negative character. For now, he is focused on Luffy and his adventure in the second season ofOne Piecelive-action as the series moves towards the Alabasta saga.

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The actor has begunhis preparationsfor the second season and will soon be joined by other cast members from theOne Piecelive-action and together they will embark on a new journey to find new crewmates and enemies, taking them one step closer to their dreams.

You can watchOne PieceLive-Action on Netflix.

Tarun Kohli

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Tarun Kohli is the Senior Anime Writer at FandomWire, with over 2,900 published articles. He currently specializes in critiquing One Piece and other Shonen anime. A passionate fan of the genre, his love for thoughtful analysis reflects his genuine appreciation for the art of anime. His deep understanding of anime culture has earned recognition from industry figures such as Adi Shankar and the creators of Blood of Zeus.

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