#CulturePH - Filipino Celebs Take on a Manila Adventure with One Piece

Sometimes fandom spills out of the screen and into real life—and that’s exactly what happened when Netflix brought together a crew of Filipino celebrities for a playful Manila adventure inspired by One Piece. Junnie Boy, SB19’s Pablo and Felip, Mika Salamanca, David Licauco, and Myrtle Sarrosa all stepped into the world of pirates, treasure, and challenges, proving that being a fan can be just as fun off-screen as it is on.

The group tackled games that blended Filipino childhood classics with One Piece settings: “Pass the Flag” at Logue Town, “Patintero” at Whiskey Peak, and “Pirate Henyo” aboard the Going Merry. It wasn’t just about winning—it was about reliving the joy of play, connecting with fellow fans, and celebrating a story that has captured imaginations worldwide.

Meanwhile, the Straw Hats continue their own journey in One Piece: Into the Grand Line, now streaming its second season on Netflix. With Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Taz Skylar, Emily Rudd, and Jacob Romero leading the charge, the live-action series dives deeper into the hunt for treasure and the looming threat of Baroque Works.

What makes this crossover so delightful is how it bridges cultures—Filipino games, Manila’s energy, and a global anime phenomenon all rolled into one. It’s proof that fandom isn’t just about watching; it’s about living the adventure, wherever you are. 

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