The Four Lessons 'One Piece' Can Teach All Live-Action Anime

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/NetflixAs film and TV studios continue to hunt for the next big intellectual property, their search has put a heightened focus on live-action anime and manga adaptations. But anime, much like video games, has mostly been doomed with poorly made live-action adaptations. It’s only recently that the tide has started to turn on the game adaptation front, with prestige programming like HBO’s The Last of Us or even Peacock’s Twisted Metal, which

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