One Piece Live Action season 3 episode list has been sent out on the internet prior to Netflix announcing it. Previously, there was a production listing that was published by the Writers Guild of America that mentioned all of the episodes well in advance in the listing.According to the listing, it is suggested that One Piece Live Action season 3 will have eight episodes. The titles that have been going around will be "Where There’s Smoke," "Home Fires Burning," "Cellmateys," "Dance Dance Powder Revolution," "Battle Royal," "Bet Your Life," "X Marks the Spot," and "The Final Countdown."The Straw Hat crew image via twitter/@onepiecenetflixThese titles didn’t originate from a press release or trailer. Instead, they came from the database of the Writers Guild of America West, a public tool at apps.wga.org, that enables anyone to find out whether a title is in the WGA database.All productions linked to WGA have their titles logged beforehand, as in past seasons of the show. A viral screenshot showed the entry in the database supplying the proof. However, the entry warned that the order stated is still not confirmed, which means it cannot be said to be the order of One Piece Live Action season 3.The confirmed episode countOne Piece Live Action season 3 will have eight episodes. Similar to the previous two seasons, Season 2 adapted the Grand Line/Alabasta Saga opening (Loguetown through Drum Island), while Baratie and Arlong Park were adapted in Season 1.This is in line with what Netflix has stated about the season. Co-showrunners Joe Tracz and Ian Stokes have revealed that the third season is a continuation of the stories told in the first two seasons while following the same structure.What One Piece Live Action season 3 coversPell's character introduction image via twitter/@onepiecenetflixAccording to Netflix, the new season is titled One Piece: The Battle of Alabasta, which follows the adventures of Luffy and his crew as they arrive in the kingdom of Alabasta to put an end to the evil schemes of the notorious Crocodile.The cast members of this season include Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd, Mackenyu, Jacob Romero Gibson, Taz Skylar, and Mikaela Hoover, who will voice Chopper. Joe Manganiello has been recruited to play the role of Crocodile, according to what was revealed at the end of the second season.Why the leak mattersIt's uncommon to have titles of episodes leaked early, but the WGA listing did. Since many eyes are on the production, the database entry will be considered more reliable than any rumors coming from unknown sources, although Netflix has not made any statement yet.Unless Netflix releases any information confirming the details, the WGA listings are the only authentic source available regarding One Piece Live Action season 3. It will be revealed only in the official announcement if the broadcasting order remains the same as the entries reported.