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Pink Villa
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
One Piece Episode 1131: Dragon And Ivankov To Appear In Sorbet—Recap, Release Date, Where To Stream And More
The last One Piece episode, titled 'A History Erased! God Valley of Despair,' opened with the Human Hunting Game, with the Holy Knights competing. Garp discussed Gol D. Roger's movements with Kong. This prompts his trip to God Valley, where the Rocks Pirates also arrive. Ivankov, Ginny, and Kuma plan their escape by stealing two Devil Fruits —one of which, the Paw-Paw Fruit, Kuma eats after Big Mom takes the other. The episode ends with Kuma and Ginny returning to the Sorbet Kingdom while Ivankov departs. Expected plot in One Piece Episode 1131 One Piece Episode 1131 will likely explore Kuma and Ginny's peaceful life in the Sorbet Kingdom. The preview depicts a number of joyful interactions with friends, though this peace is threatened when the kingdom's ruler turns hostile, leading to violence, imprisonments, and destruction. Kuma may retaliate, using his Devil Fruit powers. The preview also depicts silhouettes resembling Dragon and Ivankov, suggesting the two will get involved somehow. The episode will likely depict their reunion and Ginny and Kuma's emotional reaction to their return amidst the growing turmoil. One Piece Episode 1131: Release date and where to stream Titled 'A Fleeting Moment of Happiness - Kumachi and Ginny,' One Piece Episode 1131 is set to air on Japanese television on Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 11:15 pm JST. International viewers will be able to see it on the same day, with release times adjusted to their local time zones and regions. In Japan, the episode will air on Fuji TV, and will stream on ABEMA, FOD, U-NEXT, d-anime Store, Lemino, and DMM TV, among others. After its Japanese airing, global audiences can stream One Piece Episode 1131 on Crunchyroll or Netflix. Keep an eye on Pinkvilla for more updates from the One Piece anime.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
One Piece Episode 1131: Exact release date, time, where to watch and more
With One Piece episode 1131's release date just around the corner, excitement is building among fans. Following the beginning of Bartholomew Kuma's new life alongside Ginny in the Sorbet Kingdom, viewers can anticipate a major time skip that promises to introduce fresh challenges and shake up the storyline in unexpected ways. Also Read: Who is Landon Nickerson? Pregnant Wizard Liz reveals shocking cheating scandal One Piece Episode 1131 is set to air on Sunday, June 1, at 11:15 PM JST. As always, release times will vary by region, so fans worldwide should check local schedules to catch the episode as soon as it drops. Following the episode's premiere in Japan, One Piece Episode 1130 will be available for international fans via simulcast on streaming platforms like Crunchyroll and Netflix. Viewers outside Japan can tune in shortly after the original broadcast, though an active subscription is required to access the episode on either service. Also Read: Why was Hailey Bieber's Rhode acquired by Elf Beauty? Finance expert reveals reasons In One Piece Episode 1131, the story is expected to fast-forward into the future of Ginny and Kuma's lives in the Sorbet Kingdom. While their bond will likely deepen, suggesting a romantic connection, they may not be portrayed as an official couple. Instead, the episode is set to highlight the life they've built together. However, given the tragic elements surrounding Kuma's past and its impact on Jewelry Bonney, more heartbreak seems inevitable. The World Government could re-enter the picture, possibly seeking revenge for Kuma and Ginny's escape from God Valley. The episode is likely to close with the duo either preparing to defend their home or choosing to leave it behind.
Tatler Asia
23-05-2025
- Business
- Tatler Asia
How Osaka Expo's leading architects redefined national pavilions
One of the world's most influential architects, Kengo Kuma, whose architectural practice is headquartered in Tokyo, is known for fusing nature into his designs. For Expo 2025, the Japanese architect has designed two country pavilions—Portugal and Qatar—each rooted in the geography, history and materials of their respective nations. 'Portugal has a lot in common with Japan, both geographically and climatically,' Kuma tells Tatler. 'Both are close to the sea and [contain many] mountains, and both have a unique wind that blows from the sea to the mountains.' This elemental connection informed the design of the Portugal Pavilion, where rope, referencing the country's seafaring past, hangs from the structure, allowing visitors to feel both the air and history moving through it. For the Qatar Pavilion, Kuma drew inspiration from the dhow , a traditional wooden sailing vessel: 'I remember seeing a dhow in Qatar and being surprised at how similar it was to a Japanese boat.' The idea of water, wood and the open sea then became central to its design. 'The pavilion is surrounded by water as if it floats. I would like visitors to experience a sense of the sea.' Both pavilions make use of natural materials, a signature approach of Kuma's—and also something that responds to the environment of the site. 'The structures at the Expo are artificial, so it was particularly important for us to incorporate as many natural elements as possible,' he explains. And while the exhibits inside the pavilions are fascinating, Kuma says, 'We want to emphasise that the space leading up to the building should also be enjoyed.' He and his team want visitors to feel as if they have actually visited the country and to have a total experience that can't be gained anywhere else. Ultimately, Kuma sees Expo 2025 as a platform for rethinking design and the natural world. 'The Expo will be an opportunity to showcase new urban forms and possibilities in an age of environmental crisis. Visitors [can] consider what the relationship between architecture and nature should be.' Saudi Arabia pavilion: Foster + Partners Above A rendering of the Saudi Arabia pavilion (COURTESY OF FOSTER + PARTNERS) London-headquartered firm Foster + Partners, known for its technologically innovative work, is behind the Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025—a design that marries tradition with forward-thinking modularity. 'We took inspiration from the scale of Saudi villages and their inherent response to human comfort. We studied the organisation and proportions of their streets and reinterpreted them in our pavilion design,' says Luke Fox, senior executive partner and head of studio at Foster + Partners. The journey through the pavilion gives visitors the experience of walking through a Saudi village. The pavilion is also a feat of sustainable engineering. 'We had 13 months to construct the pavilion, so we needed to establish a system that was as lightweight, sustainable and easy to build as possible,' says Fox. A standout innovation is the modular façade system—made from lightweight Saudi stone—that can be deconstructed, reassembled or reconfigured for future use. What's more, 'the way it has been designed and manufactured gives it the appearance of permanence'. This isn't Foster + Partners' first foray into Expo architecture; the firm designed the UAE and Qatar Pavilions for Expo 2020 Dubai. Reflecting on those projects, Fox says, 'Expos are a fantastic opportunity for countries to present themselves in the world spotlight.' For Saudi Arabia, the Expo pavilion is also a cultural bridge. 'It is designed to create meaningful connections between the Japanese public and Saudi Arabia's ancient history, recent progress and incredible artists and musicians—engaging all of the senses—and allowing visitors to experience the true spirit of the kingdom.' Singapore pavilion: DP Architects Above The Singapore pavilion (Photo: Finbarr Fallon, courtesy of The Singapore Pavilion, Expos 2025 Osaka) Above The Singapore pavilion (Photo: Finbarr Fallon, courtesy of The Singapore Pavilion, Expos 2025 Osaka) Above The Singapore pavilion (Photo: Finbarr Fallon, courtesy of The Singapore Pavilion, Expos 2025 Osaka) Singapore-based DP Architects' Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2025 presents a vision of the island that's compact yet liveable, highly innovative and sustainable, and deeply rooted in community and place. 'The Singapore Pavilion is a larger-than-life manifestation of 'a little red dot'—a term of endearment that symbolises Singapore's outsized impact and high aspirations,' says Seah Chee Huang, CEO of DP Architects and architecture lead for the Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2025. 'It reflects the city-state's relentless pursuit of innovation, resilience and sustainable solutions.' At the heart of the pavilion is The Dream Sphere, a centrepiece that embodies Singapore's collective hope for a more inclusive and thriving future. Clad in recycled aluminium discs that contain 70 per cent post-consumer waste, the façade draws inspiration from seigaiha , the traditional Japanese wave motif, and alludes to the Japanese practice of hanging wooden plaques inscribed with wishes. 'This symbolises not just the culmination of dreams but also the collective desire to turn these dreams into reality as one united nation,' Seah says. Sustainability is one of the pavilion's guiding principles. The structure integrates water-saving systems, renewable energy and pieces designed for their ease of assembly and disassembly, intended for reuse after the Expo. 'The pavilion showcases how Singapore strives to push boundaries in building a more sustainable and inclusive world,' says Seah.
Business Upturn
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
One Piece Episode 1130: What to expect from the ‘God Valley Incident'
By Aman Shukla Published on May 22, 2025, 19:30 IST Last updated May 22, 2025, 14:00 IST One Piece Episode 1130 marks a significant moment in the anime's Egghead Arc, shifting focus to a flashback that explores the God Valley Incident, an event that occurred 38 years before the current timeline. This episode, airing on May 25, 2025, at 11:15 PM JST, will be available for streaming on Crunchyroll with subtitles shortly after its Japanese broadcast. The episode centers on Kuma's experiences during this historic event, offering fans their first animated glimpse into one of the most critical moments in One Piece lore. What Is the God Valley Incident? The God Valley Incident is a legendary battle that took place on the now-vanished island of God Valley in the West Blue. This event, which occurred 38 years ago, involved a chaotic clash between the Rocks Pirates, led by the infamous Rocks D. Xebec, and an unlikely alliance of the Roger Pirates, led by Gol D. Roger, and the Marines, spearheaded by Monkey D. Garp. The incident also coincided with the Celestial Dragons' triennial Native Hunting Competition, a cruel event where locals and slaves were hunted for sport. The World Government later erased all records of God Valley, making it a mysterious and pivotal moment in the One Piece world. Key Characters in the God Valley Incident Rocks Pirates : Led by Rocks D. Xebec, this crew included future Yonko like Big Mom, Kaido, and Whitebeard, making it one of the most formidable pirate groups in history. Their goal was to disrupt the World Government, possibly targeting the Celestial Dragons. Roger Pirates and Marines : Gol D. Roger and Monkey D. Garp formed a rare alliance to defeat Rocks D. Xebec, a decision that remains one of the great mysteries of One Piece. Their victory cemented their legacies, with Garp earning the title 'Hero of the Marines.' Bartholomew Kuma and Ivankov : As slaves during the incident, Kuma and Revolutionary Ivankov seized the chaos to escape, with Kuma acquiring the Nikyu Nikyu no Mi (Paw-Paw Fruit), which allowed him to save himself and 500 others. Celestial Dragons and God's Knights: The Celestial Dragons orchestrated the Native Hunting Competition, with St. Figarland Garling, leader of the God's Knights, playing a significant role. One pieceOne Piece Episode 1130 Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
One Piece episode 1130 release date, time, and expectations
One Piece Episode 1130 One Piece episode 1130 release date has finally been announced by the franchise. The news is more than enough to fuel the fans with adrenaline. Coming straight to the point, the episode will be released on May 25, Sunday, 2025 at 11:15 PM according to the Japanese Standard Time (JST). The episode will deal with the story's most crucial part which is the God Valley incident . Now, one thing that all the folks should remember is that the timing and release date of the episode will vary based on region. Keeping that in mind, here we have mentioned the release date and time of One Piece episode 1130 as per different time zones followed by the recap of the last one and the expectations from the upcoming one. One Piece episode 1130 release date and time Time zones Date and time Pacific Daylight Time 7:15 am, May 25, 2025 Eastern Daylight Time 10:15 am, May 25, 2025 British Summer Time 3:15 pm, May 25, 2025 Central European Summer Time 4:15 pm, May 25, 2025 Indian Standard Time 7:45 pm, May 25, 2025 Philippine Standard Time 10:15 pm, May 25, 2025 Japanese Standard Time 11:15 pm, May 25, 2025 Australia Central Standard Time 11:45 pm, May 25, 2025 One Piece episode 1129 synopsis In the last episode, we got to see Saint Jaygarcia Saturn outclassing Bonney and capturing the Straw Hat crew. Further, the episode takes a deep dive into the early life of Kuma and how became entrapped in slavery after the murder of his parents. The flashbacks of Kuma also brought the God Valley incident in light. It is safe to say that the episode was a little inclined towards the emotional side bringing out the tragic tale of Kuma. One Piece Episode 1130 expectations The One Piece episode 1130 will focus on the God Valley Incident which plays a major role in the One Piece world. The episode will most probably bring the Celestial Dragons into action leading to a lot of chaos in the world. Furthermore, the episode will show us the story of Young Kuma and how he planned a ruthless escape from the chains of slavery. All those who are following the series and are interested in watching the latest can stream it on Crunchyroll and Netflix on a global level. Also Read: Did Obito Help Itachi in the Uchiha Massacre? Explained with reasons Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
