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Time of India
3 days ago
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- Time of India
One Piece chapter 1152 spoilers: Zoro's Conqueror's Haki reveal and King Harald's flashback
One Piece chapter 1152 spoilers: One Piece chapter 1152 is highly anticipated, and just like always, spoilers have surfaced ahead of the official release. This time, fans can expect major drama surrounding Zoro's Conqueror's Haki, along with a compelling flashback toward the end. Here's a look at all the speculation and what to expect from the upcoming chapter. One Piece chapter 1152 spoilers As per online data the title is 'Terrible Day'. Gaban reveals that the Holy Knights aren't unbeatable, which means Luffy needs to strengthen his Conqueror's Haki. He also mentions that more than one Straw Hat crew member possesses this power. While Sanji assumes Gaban is referring to him, it's actually Zoro that Gaban addresses. Luffy was already aware that Zoro possesses the Conqueror's Haki. Meanwhile, Hajrudin refuses to release Loki, but Luffy proposes that Loki join his crew believing this would compel Hajrudin to let him go. However, Loki, Hajrudin, Zoro, and Sanji all disagree with Luffy's idea. Gaban then reveals to the group Luffy, Loki, and Hajrudin, that he and Shanks were present in Elbaph during the events of that fateful day. #ONEPIECE1152 #OPSPOILERS BRIEF SPOILERS FOR ONEPIECE CHAPTER 1152 BY ME The chapter then shifts into a flashback. Fourteen years ago, Loki visited the castle to confront King Harald about his alliance with the World Government, the same force responsible for killing Rocks D. Xebec. However, upon arriving, Loki discovered that Harald had been fatally struck by his own soldiers. At the same time, Shanks confided in Gaban that he had once shared a connection with King Harald and wished to see him again. During this period, a mysterious individual stole the legendary Devil Fruit from Elbaph. Toward the end of the chapter, another flashback begins, this one set 109 years in the past. One Piece chapter 1152 release date Chapter 1152 is going to be released on June 23, 2025.
Time of India
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Can't stop crying': Fans devastated by Kuma's painful past and Ginny's death in One Piece episode 1132
In One Piece episode 1132, viewers are drawn into the sorrowful history of Kuma, uncovering the immense hardships he faced. This touching glimpse into his past strikes a chord with fans, creating a powerful emotional connection. One Piece episode 1132 resumed the story two years after Ginny was abducted. The episode became even more impactful with the tragic loss of Ginny, leaving audiences devastated by these poignant events. If you're a fan of the anime and have been following it every week, here's everything you need to know about viewers' reactions to the latest episode. One Piece episode 1132 leaves fans devastated One Piece episode 1132 turned out to be heartbreaking for fans. Kuma's backstory has been on people's minds for a while now since it was unveiled in the anime, but the events that keep unfolding only make it harder to process. In the latest episode, Ginny's death and everything surrounding it left viewers teary-eyed. One wrote, 'Ginny's death is one of the saddest things about Kuma's backstory…the ost and the voice acting made it 10x emotional. RIP Ginny.' Another added, 'The saddest part of this scene is that while Kuma was flying to Ginny he was unaware of her last words telling him that she loved him. Ginny died not knowing that he didn't hear her.' #ONEPIECE1132Ginny's death is one of the saddest things about Kuma's backstory…the ost and the voice acting made it 10x emotional. RIP Ginny😭💔 #ONEPIECE1132What a well directed and beautifully animated ep! This ep had perfcet composition from start to finish! Def the best ep in flashback so really unfortunate that the whole tl is busy complaining bout some irrelevant middle finger💔 #ONEPIECE #ONEPIECE1132 #ONEPIECE1151 Just finished the episode and I say it before and I'll say it again out of all the One Piece characters Kuma life is easily the worst/most tragic and this dude is STILL suffering during the present time as well. Kuma deserves so much better. The saddest part of this scene is that while Kuma was flying to Ginny he was unaware of her last words telling him that she loved him. Ginny died not knowing that he didn't hear her.#OnePiece #ワンピース #OnePiece1132 How did Ginny die in One Piece? Ginny died from a rare illness known as Sapphire Scales, which caused her body to turn to stone when exposed to light. Kuma tried to find her by teleporting to the church they once lived in on Sorbet, but sadly, she had already passed away by the time he arrived. Where to Watch One Piece episode 1132? Following its premiere in Japan, One Piece episode 1132 released internationally via simulcast on streaming platforms such as Crunchyroll and Netflix.
Indianapolis Star
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Indianapolis Star
Lego 'One Piece' sets available for pre-order: See the collection
Lego announced that the long-awaited "One Piece" sets, based on the Netflix adaptation of the famous Japanese manga series, are now available for pre-order. The Lego sets are based on the characters and scenes from the Netflix show and range in price from $9.99 to $329.99, according to a news release on the toy company's website. The collaboration comes as the streaming platform prepares to debut Season 2 of the live-action adaptation on Netflix in 2026. The "One Piece" sets became available for pre-order on Thursday, June 5, according to Lego's website. They will then begin shipping the sets on Aug. 1. Households are limited to pre-ordering only three of each Lego set. Sets will also be available for purchase on Aug. 1. The "One Piece" collection includes the following Lego sets: On May 31, during the Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event, the cast of the show previewed Season 2, and fans got to get a quick glimpse at the fan favorite character Tony Tony Chopper, a "blue-nosed reindeer-boy hybrid," according to Netflix. "It's an incredible opportunity for Netflix and the LEGO Group to deliver something so meaningful and authentic to ONE PIECE fans around the world," Josh Simon, vice president of consumer products and experiences at Netflix, said in Lego's new release. "The overwhelming feedback received from when we first teased the line was phenomenal." Season 2 of the show is set to premiere on the streaming platform in 2026, although Netflix has not yet announced an exact premiere date. Throughout August, Lego stores will offer special "One Piece" experiences for customers. Here's when the U.S. events are: Both a manga and anime, "One Piece" follows Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates. The team explores the Grand Line in search of the "One Piece," a treasure that will allow them to become the King of the Pirates. The original "One Piece" manga was released in 1997, while the anime came out in 1999. In 2023, Netflix released the live-action remake of the series starring Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy. Julia is a trending reporter for USA TODAY. Connect with her on LinkedIn, X, Instagram and TikTok: @juliamariegz, or email her at jgomez@
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
LEGO Reveals 7 ONE PIECE Sets Including The Going Merry and Straw Hat Pirate Minifigures
It's One Piece's world, and we're all just living in it. Although the live-action adaptation of the long-running anime/manga series will not return to Netflix until 2026, One Piece is already rolling out the red carpet (or should we say, unfurling the red sails) when it comes to merchandise. Yes, we're talking LEGO. There was great excitement when One Piece and LEGO announced their collaboration around the Netflix series. It turns out, it's historical. LEGO's One Piece sets mark the first time the toymaker has created any kind of anime-inspired builds. (And we sure hope it will not be the last.) But though we expected such an epic meeting of the minds to be BIG. It's stretched even our imaginations. The first wave of One Piece LEGO sets contains seven different builds: The Going Merry Pirate Ship, Battle at Arlong Park, Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent, Windmill Village Hut, The Baratie Floating Restaurant, LEGO BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy Figure, and LEGO BrickHeadz Buggy the Clown Figure. For even more fun, every LEGO One Piece set will include one or more of eight collectable 'Wanted' posters featuring some of the series' most notorious pirates. Fans also won't have to wait too long to set sail with One Piece's LEGO adventures because all sets will be available on August 1, 2025, with pre-orders officially open now. We also have to say, we just love that this array of LEGO sets offers some incredibly affordable sets. Of course, LEGO HAD to make a Going Merry build, how could it not? In season one of the live-action One Piece adaptation, the Going Merry is the central home base the Straw Hat Pirates return to again and again. It's Luffy's dream. And it's the home of his family, and that's beautiful. We absolutely can't wait to build this glorious ship out of bricks. The ship of dreams, if you will. LEGO shares of this One Piece set: Hoist the Jolly Roger and lift the anchor! The Straw Hat Pirates' iconic ship is brought to life with the LEGO ONE PIECE The Going Merry Pirate Ship aged 10 and up can act out their favourite scenes from the series, with the full Straw Hat Pirate crew, as seen in Netflix's ONE PIECE, in Minifigure form. This captivating set features over 1,376 pieces, bringing the ship's detailed deck and interior to life, with a large, printed sail featuring the iconic Jolly Roger skull, to sail the crew out to unchartered waters, as they embark on their search for the famed One Piece treasure. This set includes four collectable 'Wanted' posters. RELATED ARTICLE ONE PIECE's Portrayal of the Imperfect Journey of Dreaming Brings Resonance to a Common Theme The LEGO One Piece Going Merry Pirate Ship set contains 1,376 pieces. The LEGO One Piece Going Merry Pirate Ship includes Minifigures of all five Straw Hat Pirates: that's Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Zoro, and Sanji. The crew is dressed in their traditional sea-faring outfits. Zoro has his swords, Luffy his hat, Sanji his delicious dishes (and a drink ), Nami her telescope, and Usopp his slingshot. Iconic! The LEGO One Piece Going Merry Pirate Ship will cost $139.99. This LEGO set measures over 13.5 in. (34 cm) high, 15.5 in. (39 cm) long, and 8 in. (20 cm) wide. Next up, some villains. It wouldn't be One Piece without its array of baddies, after all. This LEGO set depicts Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates' skirmish with the Arlong Pirates at their homebase Arlong Park. Those who watched season one of One Piece knows that this LEGO set recreates the scene of the biggest battle from the first chapter. LEGO reveals, 'A set worthy of an iconic battle: the LEGO ONE PIECE Battle at Arlong Park set offers fans a feature-packed play experience. The 926 piece set, enables anime fans aged 9 and up to recreate the iconic showdown between the Straw Hat Pirates and their rivals, with elaborate details such as a collapsing Arlong Park pagoda. Young fans will love fun features like the shooting gallery for target practice, three 'Wanted' posters, and the forest, in which Usopp fights the villain, Chu. The LEGO One Piece Battle at Arlong Park Set contains 926 pieces. The LEGO One Piece Arlong Park set comes with Minifigures of Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Arlong and Chu. The LEGO One Piece Battle at Arlong Park Set will cost $79.99. This LEGO set measures over 11 in. (29 cm) high, 6 in. (16 cm) wide and 4 in. (10 cm) deep. Buggy the Clown. Is he a villain? Is he an anti-hero? It's hard to say. What we do know is that he's absolutely a fan favorite character if there ever was one. So it makes a lot of sense that he gets TWO LEGO sets with his name in the title. The first of which is Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent Set. LEGO shares of this One Piece build: Sure to make even the swarthiest pirate smile! The LEGO ONE PIECE Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent set is perfect for builders aged 8 and up with its pirate worthy weapons and accessories, and as the buildable tent can be flipped around to create a larger play area. The devious clown villain's lair includes three circus contraptions from which the heroes must escape: a water tank, spinning vertical table, and a hanging cage and is customizable with two 'Wanted' posters so young fans can create their own ONE PIECE world. The set features Buggy the Clown, Monkey D. Luffy, Nami and Zoro in their Minifigure form. Who doesn't want a LEGO set with a water tank you can use to torture your fellow Minifigures? The LEGO Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent Set contains 573 pieces. The LEGO Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent Set includes Buggy the Clown, Monkey D. Luffy, Nami and Zoro in their Minifigure form. Isn't little Buggy the Clown just adorable? This LEGO set costs $54.99. LEGO One Piece Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent set measures over 6.5 in. (16 cm) high, 6 in. (15 cm) wide and 5.5 in. (14 cm) deep. Ah, Windmill Village, it's where Luffy grew up, formed his bonds with Red-Haired Shanks, and snuck a bite of the Gum-Gum fruit which gave him his incredibly stretchy powers. And now, you can relive that adventure with this LEGO set which takes us all the way back to the future King of the Pirate's roots. LEGO shares, 'Every adventure needs a start. Every hero needs an inspiration. The LEGO ONE PIECE Windmill Village Hut set lets fans aged 8 and up re-enact the iconic scene in which Monkey D. Luffy sneaks a bite from Shanks' hidden Gum Gum Fruit. The 299-piece set showcases a young Monkey D. Luffy, Shanks and Makino, all in Minifigure form for the first time. With a detachable roof, the beachside store has a fun-filled interior with plenty of accessories to role play running the store and entertaining customers. Fans will be able to find one collectable 'Wanted' poster.' A Shanks Minifigure is honestly not just a want, it's a NEED. The LEGO One Piece Windmill Village set contains 299 pieces. The LEGO One Piece Windmill Village set includes Minifigures of young Monkey D. Luffy, Shanks and Makino. And we are obsessed with little Luffy. The LEGO One Piece Windmill Village set costs $29.99. This LEGO set measures over 5 in. (13 cm) high, 7.5 in. (19 cm) wide and 7.5 in. (19 cm) deep. Ah, the Baratie? Where would we be without it? Nowhere because we wouldn't have Sanji. And even though Zoro might roll his eyes at the stupid waiter, we know he'd be sad if Sanji wasn't along for the ride. The Baratie is also one cool ship, with its hustle, bustle, and fish-head mast. LEGO shares of this One Piece build: Let's eat!! Adult fans of ONE PIECE can grab a seat at the LEGO ONE PIECE The Baratie Floating Restaurant and fuel up before the next adventure. The 3,402-piece set offers plenty of intricate details and easter eggs for fans to find, including five collectable 'Wanted' posters. The pier in front of the fish-shaped sea-born restaurant allows builders to dock the Going Merry and recreate Zoro and Mihawk's tense sword battle, with unique play functions. The iconic restaurant includes 10 of characters in Minifigure form, including the Straw Hat Pirates, Zeff, Vice Admiral Garp, Helmeppo, Koby and Dracule Mihawk. This set is really the big Kahuna. The LEGO Baratie contains so many incredible Minifigures, so many rooms to build, and so many scenes to renact. Not to mention! Dracule Mihawk!!! Koby!! We cannot wait to build this one. The LEGO One Piece Baratie Floating Restaurant Set contains 3,402 pieces. The LEGO One Piece Baratie Floating Restaurant Set contains SO many Minifigures, 10 to be exact. These include the Straw Hat Pirates (Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, Nami, and Usopp), Zeff, Vice Admiral Garp, Helmeppo, Koby, and Dracule Mihawk. As a bonus, Zoro is in his leisure outfit this time, perfect for hanging out at the Baratie and eating (drinking) up a storm. Meanwhile, Sanji is in his waiter outfit. We stan! The LEGO One Piece Baratie Floating Restaurant Set will cost $329.99. This LEGO set measures over 14 in. (35 cm) high, 21.5 in. (54 cm) wide and 10.5 in. (27 cm) deep. In addition to the five scene-based LEGO One Piece builds, LEGO has also announced two BrickHeadz figures. The first, of course, is Monkey D. Luffy. LEGO shares, 'These sets celebrate some of the series' most popular characters in their most recognizable forms, making them ideal for display.' RELATED ARTICLE Give the Gift of Luffy's Straw Hat to the ONE PIECE Dreamer in Your Life The LEGO BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy Figure contains 136 pieces. The LEGO BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy Figure costs $9.99. This set measures over 3 in. (9 cm) tall. The second BrickHeadz figure, of course, belongs to Buggy the Clown. Here's how he stacks up. The LEGO BrickHeadz Buggy the Clown Figure contains 176 pieces. This set will cost $9.99. This figure measures over 3 in. (9 cm) tall. And that's what you need to know about the LEGO One Piece sets coming our way soon. But when will these LEGO One Piece sets actually release into the world? Well, they'll set sail on August 1. And they're available for pre-order right now! Don't delay, capture this precious treasure today. REad next Live-Action ONE PIECE's Chopper Is CUTER Than Grogu
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Live-Action ONE PIECE's Chopper Is CUTER Than Grogu
Yes. We've said it. And we'll say it again. Live-action One Piece's Chopper is CUTER than Grogu a.k.a. Baby Yoda, and we can't wait to see him in action. Ever since Netflix's live-action series began, One Piece fans have eagerly awaited the arrival of a beloved member of the Straw Hat Pirates. And incidentally, the most complicated member to bring to life in live-action. But happily, all that anticipation won't have to be for naught. Because we have our first look at the live-action version of Tony Tony Chopper, who serves as the Straw Hat Pirates (much-needed) doctor. And thankfully, he is SPOT on. Let's take a closer look. Netflix has teased One Piece's Chopper before, but we've never seen him like this. Incredibly, Netflix took the time to create a whole introduction for its live-action Chopper, not merely showing us footage from season two, but bringing Chopper directly into the spotlight in a special featurette. And it is VERY effective. The reindeer creature completely avoids the uncanny valley, stealing our hearts immediately with his big eyes, sweet smile, happy dance, and shy mannerisms. What a cutie! You can take a look at our Chopper first-look below, complete with Luffy's cheerful support in the background. We know we love Netflix's live-action Chopper, but what about the person whose opinion matters most? Well, One Piece's creator Eiichiro Oda has wholeheartedly signed off on this version of Chopper. Oda writes, 'The live-action ONE PIECE! The key to Season 2 is, of course, our weird talking animal. After extensive trial and refinement by the entire team, the day has come to finally unveil him!! From his form and furs to his expressions and voice, and even lighting and gravity simulation a world-class team brought their skills together in bringing Tony Tony Chopper to life, and now he's ready to be introduced to the world!! Check him out!!' We're glad to see Oda is excited and on board! But who gives Chopper his cute voice and captivating mannerisms? Mikaela Hoover plays Chopper on Netflix's live-action One Piece season two. She will soon be a part of the DCU when Superman releases this summer. Mikaela Hoover not only voices Tony Tony Chopper, but she also performed facial capture for the character. Hoover shares, 'What excited me about playing Chopper is the tug of war between his standoffishness and his huge heart. He tries so hard to hide his emotions and put on a tough exterior, but underneath, he's a big softy, and his love can't help but come out.' She adds, 'I believe there is a little Chopper in all of us. We all want to be loved and accepted. We go to great lengths to keep the people that we love safe. There's a purity to his nature that reminds us of what's good in the world.' We are melting! Well, we know Tony Tony Chopper is cute. Yes, cuter than Grogu. But who is Chopper on One Piece? Netflix shares, 'A blue-nosed reindeer-boy hybrid, Chopper is as smart as he is cute. With the ability to treat various illnesses, he aims to travel the world and accomplish his dream of curing any disease, which would certainly come in handy for our Straw Hat pirates. He's also fiercely loyal, loves compliments (but doesn't want you to know it), and wears his heart on his sleeve. But don't let his sweet face fool you. This fan-favorite character is a lot tougher than he looks. And whatever you do, don't call him a raccoon! He's a reindeer!' We bet Guardians of the Galaxy's Rocket Raccoon would just LOVE to meet Chopper. Especially given his dislike of being called a raccoon. RELATED ARTICLE LEGO ONE PIECE Sets Are Setting Sail, Marking First Anime-Inspired Builds And yes, Tony Tony Chopper is a reindeer. A reindeer who happened to swallow the Human-Human Fruit, a Zoan-type Devil Fruit that lets its user become a human hybrid at will. This Devil Fruit also gave Chopper the ability to speak. He was actually named Tony Tony Chopper because he's a 'tonakai,' a reindeer in Japanese, and his antlers seem like they could chop down trees. Chopper's live-action One Piece arrival is a long time in the making. Chopper was introduced One Piece's manga, in its 134th chapter (volume 15, issued in 2000). He first appeared in Episode 81 of the One Piece anime, which aired in 2001. And now, over 20 years later, Chopper will make his debut on Netflix's One Piece live-action season two. RELATED ARTICLE How to Watch ONE PIECE Faster Without Filler Episodes Our first look at Chopper wasn't just cute, it was informative. Chopper let us know that One Piece season two would release in 2026. Season one is now available to stream in full on Netflix.
