One Piece is bringing the Grand Line to the real world through a trio of food and entertainment partnerships launching this spring.

Popeyes has introduced a Luffy Bento Box Bundle that plays on the rubber fruit captain's powers. The set includes two pieces of Popeyes Signature Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Chopper's Cupcake (a strawberry cake with pink icing and sprinkles), and Gum-Gum Fruit Lemonade—a premium blend of pineapple, blue raspberry, and orange flavors. The chain posted on social media: "Will it turn your body into rubber? Who can say? We can. It won't." Menu items range from $3.99 to $13.99, with limited-edition merchandise available online including keychains, t-shirts, and themed bento boxes.

Meanwhile, KitKat India is celebrating the franchise with character-featured packaging. Four different Straw Hat Pirates—Luffy, Zoro, Usopp, and Sanji—will appear on the chocolate wafer bar wrappers, bringing their personalities to the candy's design.

The most elaborate collaboration comes from Universal Studios Hollywood, which is rolling out an extensive One Piece menu for its Fan Fest Nights event running 12 select nights between April 25 and May 16. Dishes reference crew members' roles: Sanji's Seafood Fried Rice, Franky's Loco Moco Burger, Brook's Spicy Katsu, Jinbe's Watermelon Salad, and Robin's Tropical Iced Tea. Desserts include Chopper Cupcakes and Pirate Bounty Funnel Cake. Drinks tie to characters with names like Luffy's Monkey Punch and Nami's Tangerine Breeze.

The theme park is also selling collaboration merchandise at One Piece: Sanji's Galley and the Grand Pirate Den locations, featuring barrel mugs, float bottles, shirts, and hats available at the park, CityWalk, and online.

These collaborations reflect One Piece's continued dominance in global pop culture nearly three decades after its manga debut. The franchise regularly partners with major brands, and these partnerships make anime accessible to mainstream audiences through familiar food and entertainment venues.