One Piece Live-action Season 3 has welcomed 4 new passengers on board as it prepares to enter the Alabasta arc. The news was revealed by Netflix during a live event called One Piece Day, which was held in Tokyo this past weekend. Earlier during the event, the organizers shared the data from a character poll that had happened earlier around the globe, resulting in the Top 3 characters being Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji.Let’s find out who else has joined. These newcomers in One Piece Live-action Season 3 are taking the roles of Koza, Toto, Pell, and Chaka, who are all directly related to the Alabasta kingdom and the clash currently taking place there.The New Cast in One Piece Live-action Season 3Emilio as Koza image via twitter/@NetflixAnimeEmilio Sakraya plays Koza, who is the childhood friend of Princess Vivi and the leader of the rebellion. Sakraya appeared in Rheingold, Fortitude, and Peacock's Those About to Die.The role of Toto, Koza's father, who lives in the desert town of Yuba, is played by Omid Abtahi. Abtahi starred in The Mandalorian, American Gods, Better Call Saul, and The Boys and is thus familiar in genre-focused casting for this role.Sakraya and Abtahi take on roles of father and son in One Piece Live-action Season 3, thus establishing a direct connection between Koza's rebellion and family loyalty issues.Omid as Toto image via twitter/@NetflixAnimeJamie Ward plays Pell, allegedly the strongest warrior of Alabasta as well as one of its chief guards. Ward has appeared in His Dark Materials and The Gentlemen.Nabeel Khan is introduced as Chaka, the other senior guard of Alabasta and also its acting leader of royal defense. Khan’s experience is derived mainly from being a stuntman, while he’s famous for his roles in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom and Strike Back.Thus, Ward and Khan complete the assignment of being guards of the royal palace as the story of One Piece Live-action Season 3 progresses.Returning Faces and the Alabasta ArcJamie as Pell image via twitter/@NetflixAnimeThe original crew of One Piece Live-action Season 3 welcomes back Iñaki Godoy as Luffy, Mackenyu as Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero as Usopp, and Taz Skylar as Sanji. Charithra Chandran will reprise her role as Princess Vivi, Mikaela Hoover will be back as Chopper, and Joe Manganiello will return as Crocodile. Moreover, Lera Abova and Sendhil Ramamurthy also come back to act in their roles.Cole Escola has been cast as Bon Clay, along with Xolo Maridueña portraying Portgas D. Ace. Daisy Head assumes the role of Miss Doublefinger, and Awdo Awdo represents Mr. 1.This season has taken the title "The Battle of Alabasta." The plot of One Piece Live-action Season 3 presents to the viewers the case of a rebellion instigated by Crocodile, a member of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, through his criminal organization Baroque Works.Production StatusThe filming of One Piece Live-Action Season 3 is complete in Cape Town, South Africa. Netflix also announced the new casting in their Tokyo announcement. The show continues with Joe Tracz and Ian Stokes as co-showrunners.The first season premiered in August 2023 and became one of Netflix's most successful shows ever, drawing over eighteen million views within the first month.While Netflix did not give a date for the release of One Piece Live-action Season 3, it did confirm that it will premiere sometime in 2027. More cast announcements will take place in the future as the Alabasta cast is starting to take shape.