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Matt Owens, the co-showrunner of Netflix's live-action adaptation of 'One Piece,' has announced his decision to step down from the series in order to concentrate on his mental health. This move comes after the completion of filming for Season 2, which wrapped up in February.
Owens has played a significant role in bringing the beloved manga and anime to the screen, contributing to the show's creative direction and overall vision. His departure raises questions about the future leadership of the series, as fans eagerly await the next installment of the pirate adventure.
In a statement, Owens emphasized the importance of mental well-being and the need to take time for oneself in the fast-paced entertainment industry. While his absence will undoubtedly be felt, fans and colleagues alike have expressed their support for his decision, recognizing the importance of prioritizing health over work commitments. The team behind 'One Piece' will be tasked with continuing the show's momentum as they move forward without him.
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