Netflix's live-action One Piece has renewed interest in stories that blend bold world-building, crew dynamics, and high-seas adventure. For viewers looking to keep that energy going, a wide range of series offers similar spirit through pirates, fantasy quests, sci-fi journeys, and game-driven worlds.
Pirates, misfits, and unlikely crews
Our Flag Means Death turns pirate lore into a witty, character-driven journey, while Black Sails delivers a more grounded take on the age of piracy with layered rivalries and ambition. Firefly shifts the action to space, following a crew of outlaws with strong found-family chemistry, and Cowboy Bebop combines bounty hunting, style, and a memorable soundtrack in a near-future setting.
Fantasy worlds with momentum
For viewers drawn to expansive universes, Delicious in Dungeon adds a fresh twist by mixing dungeon-crawling with inventive cooking and a warm ensemble. Avatar: The Last Airbender brings elemental powers and a journey of balance to life in a visually rich world, while Shadow and Bone offers a darker fantasy landscape shaped by magic, identity, and resistance.
Games, myths, and epic quests
Alice in Borderland pushes survival storytelling into a striking alternate Tokyo, where every challenge carries high stakes. Percy Jackson and the Olympians brings modern energy to Greek mythology, pairing a young hero's discovery with a quest-driven adventure. Together, these titles show how adaptation can expand familiar source material into new visual experiences.
For fans of One Piece, these series highlight how imaginative worlds and ensemble storytelling continue to evolve across genres, shaping the next wave of global screen adventures.
