WIT Studio is a privately owned company based in Japan, founded in 2012, with an estimated 20 employees. The company specializes in media managed services, producing animation for television series, video games, and films, including works such as Attack On Titan, HAL the movie, Hoozuki No Reitetsu, The Rolling Girls, and Seraph Of The End: Vampire Reign.
Netflix revealed on August 21, 2026, that WIT Studio’s upcoming anime series, "THE ONE PIECE," will adapt 50 manga chapters across seven episodes, retaking Monkey D. Luffy’s adventure from the East Blue Saga with a distinct approach from Toei Animation’s version. Previously, on August 17, WIT Studio clarified that while "Attack on Titan," which debuted in 2013 and became a worldwide phenomenon, contributed to its success, the series was only partially responsible for keeping the company operational. This clarification followed a teaser WIT Studio posted on August 16, pointing to an "Attack on Titan" announcement on August 20, suggesting a "special dinner" with six familiar characters. Earlier, on August 14, Netflix's "The One Piece" adaptation, first announced in 2023, debunked a popular theory, with WIT Studio producing the series to adapt the original manga from the ground up. On August 13, WIT Studio’s CEO discussed the decision to hand over "Attack on Titan" production to MAPPA after the studio initially adapted the first three seasons of the acclaimed manga series.
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