The second season of Netflix’s One Piece arrived on March 10, 2026, bringing with it an ambitious musical score that composers Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli call the “most adventurous musical world we’ve ever built.” Titled One Piece: Into the Grand Line, the soundtrack features a 90-piece orchestra, five different choirs, and special collaborations with Mongolian folk metal band The HU and singer Au/Ra.
The Emmy-winning composer duo, known for their work on The Witcher and the Marvel film Red Sonja, have expanded the musical universe of the live-action adaptation significantly for the new episodes. Here is your complete guide to the music accompanying Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates on their journey into the Grand Line.
Composers Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli Return for Season 2
Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli, who won a Children’s and Family Emmy for their first season song “My Sails Are Set,” returned to score the second season with even grander ambitions. The production involved more than 140 hours of recording sessions for the orchestra and choirs alone, not counting daytime sessions for other musical elements .
The composers described the scale of the project in a statement: “The scale of this season’s music production and recording was massive: a 90-piece orchestra, five choirs (women, men, full choir, children — and yes, Vikings!!), an electrifying big band, virtuosic soloists, original songs, and extraordinary featured artists” .
They incorporated unusual instruments from around the world, including a nyckelharpa flown in from Sweden, two tagelharpas from Italy and Estonia, an African ngoni, and a collection of Viking horns in various sizes . Traditional Mongolian instruments like the morin khuur (horse-head fiddle), tovshuur (Mongolian guitar), and tsuur (end-blown flute) also feature prominently .
New Original Songs for Season 2
Pray to the Sun (feat. The HU and Declan De Barra)
The first released single from the season 2 soundtrack is “Pray to the Sun,” a collaboration with Mongolian folk metal band The HU and Irish musician Declan De Barra. The track combines The HU’s signature throat singing with modern metal energy and De Barra’s vocals .
The song serves as a “ferocious anthem for the Viking giants of Elbaf — warriors who worship the Sun God,” according to the press materials. The lyrics reflect their warrior code: “We shall fight to the end and die a warrior’s death” .
Belousova and Ostinelli explained their decision to work with The HU: “We’ve greatly admired The HU for years and had been waiting for the right project to collaborate. Their fusion of ancient Mongolian tradition and modern metal felt like a perfect match for the two fan-favorite Viking giants of Elbaf, making ‘Pray to the Sun’ feel both visceral and utterly contemporary — defining the song and its characters through their signature vocal and instrumental palette” .
Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper) (feat. Au/Ra)
The season’s “emotional anchor,” according to its composers, is “Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper),” performed by singer Au/Ra. The song serves as a character piece for Tony Tony Chopper, the doctor the Straw Hats meet in the Grand Line .
The lyrics trace Chopper’s emotional journey: “Tony Tony Tony Chopper/Heal what fell apart/Cure my broken heart/Am I enough?” before resolving with the affirmation, “Yes, I am!” .
Belousova and Ostinelli shared their approach to the song: “We built the song as a transformative journey from the vulnerable ‘Am I enough?’ to the triumphant declaration, ‘Yes, I am!’ At its core, it’s an emotional anthem about identity, found family, unconditional love, and, ultimately, learning to see your own worth. The song becomes Chopper’s emotional journey — in musical form” .
Whisky Peak Saloon (feat. Leo P)
The soundtrack also includes “Whisky Peak Saloon,” featuring saxophone work by Leo P. This track accompanies the Straw Hats’ arrival at the island of Whisky Peak, known for its hospitality that hides a darker secret .
Complete Tracklist for One Piece: Into the Grand Line
The full soundtrack is so extensive that it spans four CDs. Based on information from the composers and official sources, here are the confirmed tracks for the season 2 soundtrack :
Disc 1
- Wealth Fame Power
- My Sails Are Set (feat. AURORA)
- Wanted Dead Or Alive
- Zoro vs Mihawk (feat. Marcin)
- Bink’s Brew
- Let’s Disappear
- We Are!
- Windmill Village
- Smells Like Butter
- Captain Alvida
- Good Marines Bad Marines
- One Piece Tango
- Chop Chop Cannon
- I’m Gonna Be King Of The Pirates / We Are!
- Wado Ichimonji
- The World’s Greatest Swordsman Or Woman
- Training Montage
- Buggy The Clown
- Luffy Help Me
- I Owe You My Life
- Kaya & Usopp
- Be Good Luffy
- Roronoa Zoro
- Wounds On The Back Are A Swordsman’s Greatest Shame (feat. Marcin)
- Gotta Feed The Brain
Season 2 New Additions
- Pray to the Sun (feat. The HU and Declan De Barra)
- Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper) (feat. Au/Ra)
- Whisky Peak Saloon (feat. Leo P)
- Additional score tracks featuring the 90-piece orchestra and five choirs
Here is the full list of songs.
1. Pray to the Sun (feat. Declan de Barra & The HU) (3:28)
2. Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper) (feat. Au/Ra) (3:04)
3. Whisky Peak Saloon (feat. Leo P) (3:19)
4. Miss All Sunday (1:24)
5. Dr. Kureha (1:38)
6. Cherry Blossom Miracle (2:49)
7. Welcome Aboard Doctor (1:49)
8. Dorry & Brogy (3:07)
9. Igaram’s Sacrifice (5:18)
10. In Elbaf We Have a Ritual (3:03)
11. Smoker (3:24)
12. What’s an Army of Monsters to the Hero of Little Garden (2:33)
13. Drum Kingdom (3:57)
14. Weight of the World (1:17)
15. Climbing Drum Mountain (3:29)
16. Miss Wednesday (1:03)
17. Mr. 3 (1:56)
18. Sure-Kill Fire Star (2:14)
19. Miss Monday (3:55)
20. Reverse Mountain (6:29)
21. Bighorn (3:34)
22. Drum Kingdom Is Saved (3:57)
23. My Sails Are Set (Loguetown Opera Version) (2:34)
24. Tony Tony Chopper (Instrumental Suite) (2:46)
25. Humans Are Not the Only Ones Who Can Be Cruel (3:11)
26. Pirate Is Someone Who Has Adventures and Dreams (1:31)
27. Potion to Cure All Diseases of the Heart (2:01)
28. Peace Offering (1:18)
29. I’m a Physician I Would Never Hurt You (3:10)
30. Hoist This Flag and Fight Like a Pirate (3:03)
31. You Blue-Nosed Fool (5:11)
32. Can’t a Reindeer Be a Doctor (2:57)
33. Doctor Hiriluk Won’t Be Back (3:34)
34. When Does a Man Die? When He Is (4:11)
35. I Respect All Pirate (3:04)
36. Chopper Stew (1:57)
37. Run Chopper (0:40)
38. Doctor or Dinner (3:28)
39. That Is What I Call Teamwork (1:39)
40. Let’s Go Be Pirates Together (2:43)
41. Welcome to Loguetown (1:53)
42. Who Wants to Make a Snowman (1:54)
43. Set Course for Loguetown / We Are! (2:54)
44. Baroque Works – Mr. 5 & Miss Valentine (3:08)
45. Yubashiri (1:47)
46. Sandai Kitetsu (3:10)
47. Zoro vs Tashigi (2:03)
48. I’m Not Your Honeybunny (2:05)
49. The Execution Platform (7:48)
50. Next Island Is Straight Ahead (2:41)
51. Crocus the Lighthouse Keeper (2:06)
52. The Sedative Is Losing Its Effectiveness (2:49)
53. Mr. 9 (2:45)
54. Laboon (3:20)
55. Laboon & the Straw Hat Jolly Roger (5:01)
56. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part I (5:53)
57. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part II (1:44)
58. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part III (2:51)
59. Baroque Works – Miss Wednesday (1:26)
60. Mr. 5’s Booger Bomb (3:53)
61. My Name Is Nefertari Vivi (2:01)
62. In Alabasta We Ride Ducks (2:23)
63. Welcome to Little Garden (1:46)
64. Dinosaurs of Little Garden (4:55)
65. Do You Have Any Ale (3:33)
66. Fight to the Death – A Duel Between Giants (7:47)
67. True Bravery Is Not the Absence of Fear (3:14)
68. Judgement of the Gods (3:52)
69. It’s Up to Old Sanji to Save the Day (1:48)
70. Miss Goldenweek (2:22)
71. Focused on the Work Forget to Be Baroque (8:20)
72. Usopp to the Rescue (1:03)
73. Luffy vs Mr. 3 (4:26)
74. Straw Hats vs Baroque Works (4:51)
75. Dragon (3:57)
76. Nami That Was Four Days Ago (2:04)
77. Smoker at the Marine Outpost (2:28)
78. Dalton & Kureha (2:36)
79. Wapol (2:43)
80. Straw Hats vs Wapol (3:26)
81. Gum Gum Air Assault (4:41)
82. Bink’s Brew (Pirate Sing-Along) (0:45)
83. Bink’s Brew (Lullaby for Laboon) (1:01)
84. I Promise We’ll Be Back (2:19)
85. Mr. 0 (4:36)
How the Music Supports the Story
The second season follows Luffy and his crew as they finally enter the Grand Line, the most dangerous stretch of ocean in the world. The music reflects the expanded scope of their adventure. Belousova and Ostinelli noted that “as the season becomes more grandiose and epic, the music grows bigger and bolder alongside it” .
The composers draw inspiration from the source material’s themes: “At its core it’s a story about belonging, finding your crew, and discovering where you truly fit in the world. Because we get to build the entire musical landscape of the series, whether it’s songs like ‘Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper)’ or score, we have the freedom to dive deep into that universe and shape a sound that feels as limitless as the adventure itself” .
Vinyl and Physical Releases
For collectors, the first season soundtrack received a special vinyl release through iam8bit, featuring a “Blue Sea Colored Double vinyl” with a six-panel pop-up jacket illustrated by Kevin Wilson. An Essential Edition with simplified packaging was also released in May 2025 .
Physical release information for the complete season 2 soundtrack One Piece: Into the Grand Line has not yet been announced, though the four-CD collection is available digitally through streaming platforms.
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Where to Listen
The complete One Piece: Into the Grand Line soundtrack is available on major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Individual tracks like “Pray to the Sun” and “Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper)” have been released as singles and are accessible now .
The first two episodes of One Piece season 2 screened in theaters across North America on March 10, 2026, the same day all episodes launched globally on Netflix . Netflix has already renewed the series for a third season, ensuring more music from Belousova and Ostinelli in the future .
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