LEGO One Piece on Netflix: Hidden Zorro Chocolate Detail That Almost No One Knows

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You thought you knew One Piece inside and out? Then the new Netflix special "LEGO One Piece" just caught you off guard: Zorro lets his chocolate frustration run free – a detail that, according to Gamepro, is otherwise hidden deep in the manga volumes.

The scene is, according to Gamepro, a deliberately placed Easter egg, i.e., a hidden reference to the manga. Anyone who only knows Zorro from the Netflix live-action series or the first anime arcs has little chance of discovering the detail there – the LEGO special brings the joke to the surface.

What you need to know about the moment – and why fans are currently taking a second look.

What does the LEGO special show with Zorro?

In the new special, Zorro lets his frustration about chocolate out. On its own, this seems like a passing joke – but Gamepro explicitly classifies the scene as an Easter egg, i.e., a deliberately placed reference to the manga. It is precisely this hidden nature that makes the moment interesting for fans who have the original volume at hand.

Why don't many fans know about it?

The joke, according to Gamepro, is buried deep in the manga volumes. Anyone who has only followed One Piece so far via the Netflix live-action series or the first anime arcs has simply no reason to look for the detail there. The LEGO special bundles the reference into a short scene – and thus makes it visible even to viewers who are less familiar with the source material.

What does this tell us about the LEGO format?

That even seemingly minor-character moments from the manga get attention in LEGO form. After watching the special with new eyes, viewers have a concrete reason to flip through the volumes in which Zorro and chocolate cross paths – and to listen more closely next time when the swordsman winces in the anime again.