One Piece Showrunner Explains Why Don Krieg's Screen Time Was Drastically Reduced In The Netflix Show

One Piece showrunner Steve Madea went over why Don Krieg, a major villain from the manga and anime, was barely seen in the Netflix series.

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What do you guys think about this dialogue? : r/OnePiece

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One that I'm sure will be debated endlessly: One Piece Showrunner Feared Neglecting Don Krieg and Bringing McKinley Belcher III's Arlong as Season 1's Villain Would Upset Fans - FandomWire

my man has more screen time than in manga and anime combined. : r/OnePiece

One that I'm sure will be debated endlessly: One Piece Showrunner Feared Neglecting Don Krieg and Bringing McKinley Belcher III's Arlong as Season 1's Villain Would Upset Fans - FandomWire

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