Brandon Sanderson Explains Why He Chose the One Piece Studio to Adapt His Epic Sci-Fi Series
Brandon Sanderson has announced a partnership with Tomorrow Studios to adapt his YA series Skyward. He expressed confidence in the studio, citing their successful adaptation of One Piece as a key factor in his decision. The series currently lacks a streaming service, but Sanderson is optimistic about the project moving forward.
- ▪Brandon Sanderson is adapting his YA series Skyward with Tomorrow Studios.
- ▪He began discussions with Tomorrow Studios after the success of the One Piece adaptation.
- ▪The Skyward series does not yet have a streaming service attached.
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BooksOne PieceSkywardBrandon Sanderson Explains Why He Chose the One Piece Studio to Adapt His Epic Sci-Fi Series'You really can make things that are good'By Jacob KienlenPosted: May 27, 2026 5:55pm UTC0 commentsIt was recently announced that Brandon Sanderson would be working with Tomorrow Studios on an adaptation of his popular YA series Skyward. The news was a bit of a surprise for fans who have been following the author's progress on the Mistborn screenplay. But unlike Sanderson's Apple TV deal for his Cosmere projects, the Skyward TV series does not currently have a streaming service attached."I actually started meeting with them (Tomorrow Studios) like four our five years ago," Sanderson said in his latest YouTube update, "It was right after the One Piece television show came out…
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