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One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans
One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans

Economic Times

time12-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Economic Times

One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans

One Piece season 2 First look reveals Smoker, Laboon, Nico Robin, Princess Vivi, and the Straw Hats' journey through the Grand Line, with season 3 production confirmed for later in 2025. (Credit: Instagram/Netflix) Synopsis One Piece season 2 first look was revealed during One Piece Day 2025, showcasing Smoker, Laboon, new characters and the Straw Hats' adventures on the Grand Line. The teaser also confirmed season 3 production, which begins in Cape Town, South Africa, later in 2025. One Piece season 2 first look is here. Since filming ended for season 2, One Piece fans have been eager for updates. During One Piece Day 2025, the first major teaser was released, revealing exciting scenes, returning favorites, and debuting new characters. The preview also confirmed that season 3 is officially in production. ADVERTISEMENT The teaser shows Callum Kerr as Captain Smoker, complete with his signature double cigars. Smoker is one of the key antagonists early in the One Piece saga, known for chasing the Straw Hat crew across the Grand Line. Also Read: Who is marine trainer Jessica Radcliffe? Here's a fact check on a viral orca attack video. See if it is real or fake A first look at Laboon, the giant whale encountered at the beginning of the Grand Line, was revealed. This moment is a significant event in the original manga and anime storyline.Iñaki Godoy is back as Monkey D. Luffy, wearing his iconic Straw Hat. Emily Rudd returns as Nami, ready to guide the crew as navigator through the Grand Line. Mackenyu returns as Zoro, with a scene likely set in Whisky Peak. Jacob Romero is back as Usopp, who will encounter two important characters shaping his journey. Taz Skyler returns as Sanji, with his scene possibly taking place on Little Garden. Lera Abova debuts as Nico Robin, also known as Miss All Sunday, wearing a detailed white costume that matches the source material. Charithra Chandran joins as Miss Wednesday, also known as Princess Vivi, with her distinct blue hair. Brendan Murray plays Brogy, one of the giants from Little Garden, shown towering over Nami in the teaser. ADVERTISEMENT Also Read: Battlefield 6 Beta Weekend 1 End Time: What will happen on August 18? Here's Weekend 2 dates, timings, maps, game modes From the preview, fans can expect settings such as the start of the Grand Line, Whisky Peak, and Little Garden. These locations are central to the Straw Hats' journey and will introduce new allies and enemies. ADVERTISEMENT The teaser also confirmed that production on One Piece season 3 will start later this year. According to Deadline, filming will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, in the latter half of 2025. ADVERTISEMENT When will One Piece season 3 start filming? One Piece season 3 production will begin in Cape Town, South Africa, in the latter half of 2025, as confirmed after the season 2 teaser reveal. Which new characters appear in One Piece season 2? Season 2 introduces Captain Smoker, Nico Robin, Princess Vivi, Brogy, and Laboon alongside returning Straw Hat members, continuing the story as they journey through the Grand Line. (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel) (Catch all the US News, UK News, Canada News, International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. NEXT STORY

One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans
One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans

Time of India

time12-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

One Piece Season 2 First Look: Here's major cast updates and Season 3 production plans

One Piece season 2 first look is here. Since filming ended for season 2, One Piece fans have been eager for updates. During One Piece Day 2025, the first major teaser was released, revealing exciting scenes, returning favorites, and debuting new characters. The preview also confirmed that season 3 is officially in production. Smoker Joins Live-Action Story The teaser shows Callum Kerr as Captain Smoker , complete with his signature double cigars. Smoker is one of the key antagonists early in the One Piece saga, known for chasing the Straw Hat crew across the Grand Line. Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass Batch-1 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 2 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 3 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals By Vaibhav Sisinity View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 4 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals Batch 2 By Ansh Mehra View Program Also Read: Who is marine trainer Jessica Radcliffe? Here's a fact check on a viral orca attack video. See if it is real or fake Laboon Makes Live-Action Debut A first look at Laboon, the giant whale encountered at the beginning of the Grand Line, was revealed. This moment is a significant event in the original manga and anime storyline. Returning Straw Hat Members in Action Iñaki Godoy is back as Monkey D. Luffy, wearing his iconic Straw Hat. Emily Rudd returns as Nami, ready to guide the crew as navigator through the Grand Line. Mackenyu returns as Zoro, with a scene likely set in Whisky Peak. Jacob Romero is back as Usopp, who will encounter two important characters shaping his journey. Taz Skyler returns as Sanji, with his scene possibly taking place on Little Garden. Live Events One Piece Season 2 New Characters Lera Abova debuts as Nico Robin, also known as Miss All Sunday, wearing a detailed white costume that matches the source material. Charithra Chandran joins as Miss Wednesday, also known as Princess Vivi, with her distinct blue hair. Brendan Murray plays Brogy, one of the giants from Little Garden, shown towering over Nami in the teaser. Also Read: Battlefield 6 Beta Weekend 1 End Time: What will happen on August 18? Here's Weekend 2 dates, timings, maps, game modes One Piece Season 2 Story Locations From the preview, fans can expect settings such as the start of the Grand Line, Whisky Peak, and Little Garden. These locations are central to the Straw Hats' journey and will introduce new allies and enemies. One Piece Season 3 Production Confirmation The teaser also confirmed that production on One Piece season 3 will start later this year. According to Deadline, filming will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, in the latter half of 2025. FAQs When will One Piece season 3 start filming? One Piece season 3 production will begin in Cape Town, South Africa, in the latter half of 2025, as confirmed after the season 2 teaser reveal. Which new characters appear in One Piece season 2? Season 2 introduces Captain Smoker, Nico Robin, Princess Vivi, Brogy, and Laboon alongside returning Straw Hat members, continuing the story as they journey through the Grand Line.

Four in 10 Brits have never used their grill for fear of BBQ 'head chefs'
Four in 10 Brits have never used their grill for fear of BBQ 'head chefs'

Daily Mirror

time21-07-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • Daily Mirror

Four in 10 Brits have never used their grill for fear of BBQ 'head chefs'

Brits have enjoyed a succession of heatwaves so far this year making it perfect weather for a BBQ outside and a new study gives a surprising insight into those cooking Summer is here and the sun's been shining, which means many Brits are firing up the BBQ. ‌ But that doesn't mean we're cooking on them. That's because 40% have never even used their BBQ - mainly because someone else takes over, according to a new study. Sausages, burgers, kebabs, and corn on the cobs might be the order of the day, but many of us don't get a look in when it comes to the grill. A staggering 62% have someone that takes over when it comes to the BBQ, however one in three (32%) secretly want to take over the role of head chef. ‌ ‌ While grilled food is a tasty addition to our summer menus, it's also a bone of contention in many households, with over a quarter (28%) admitting to arguing over who is the best BBQ chef in their house, according to the Ninja poll. But many people are intimidated by cooking on a BBQ, with more than a third (36%) of people wanting to BBQ more but lack the confidence. Radio DJ and BBQ lover Chris Stark, loves to cook on the grill and has shared his top tips to smash it on the BBQ this year. 'If you know me, then you know I absolutely love a BBQ – and yes I have been guilty of taking over,' he says. 'If you're sick of being overshadowed by the BBQ connoisseur of your household, or you want the confidence to try al fresco cooking for yourself, then I've given some super simple tips and tricks on how anyone can become the BBQ connoisseur in no time, particularly if you have the help of easy to use equipment such as the Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker.' Fire up the grill and become an ultimate BBQ supremo with Chris' top tips Use a food thermometer: A lot of people don't have one to hand when cooking outdoors but for me it's essential for BBQ cooking, even better if your BBQ has one that's built in. Rest the meat! This is a step that people often overlook. Barbecued meat should rest for as long as it's cooked. Equally you should always bring any meat to room temperature before cooking. Smokiness is the beauty of a BBQ. Depending on what BBQ you are using, wood chips or pellets are a must have addition for that gorgeous smokey flavour. Sharpen your knives: Invest in good quality and make sure they're sharpened ahead of the day. No one wants to use a blunt knife! Say cheese: I'm a big fan of cheese and over the years I've tried a variety of different ones on the BBQ. Don't be shy to get creative! Ditch the standard cheddar and try Raclette - a great option for cheeseburgers or even pizzas. The Ninja Artisan Electric Outdoor Pizza Oven & Air Fryer is an outdoor oven that is perfect for cooking pizzas within 3 minutes in the summer months.

Ninja woodfire electric barbecue and grill now £70 off
Ninja woodfire electric barbecue and grill now £70 off

Daily Mirror

time24-06-2025

  • Business
  • Daily Mirror

Ninja woodfire electric barbecue and grill now £70 off

The BBQ has seven cooking functions, including smoke, air fry and roast, and doesn't require coal or gas Households looking to up their barbecue game this summer should check out Ninja's latest deal on its Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker. This outdoor cooking essential usually costs £299.99, however, the brand is now offering a £70 discount as part of its June sale, bringing the price down to £229.99. This brings the price down to £229.99 for the BBQ, making it one of the cheapest around. Ninja describes the appliance as 'the UK's best-selling electric barbecue'. It offers seven cooking functions, including grill, smoke, air fry, roast, bake, dehydrate and reheat. The BBQ doesn't require any charcoal, gas or flames, as it uses an integrated smoker box that burns natural wood pellets for 'real smoky flavours'. Ninja says the weather-resistant BBQ is perfect for gardens, patios, balconies and even campsites. It has a handy 1.6-metre power cord and comes with a woodfire pellet starter pack, a pellet scoop, a crisper basket and a chef-created recipe guide. For shoppers also interested in purchasing a barbecue stand, additional pellets and extra accessories, Ninja's Woodfire Electric BBQ & Grill bundle is also on sale for £299.99, down from £484.99. Dunelm is currently offering a similar electric George Foreman Indoor Outdoor BBQ Grill for a discounted price. Originally costing £120, this barbecue can now be purchased for £84. For cooks who prefer a charcoal barbecue, shopping marketplace Yimbly (owned by the Mirror's parent company Reach Plc) is offering the Living and Home Outdoor Charcoal BBQ Grill With Portable Trolley on sale. This appliance is now priced at £96.99, down from £145, and has useful side racks and hooks. Over 1,700 Ninja customers have reviewed the Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker to date. With an impressive overall rating of 4.8 out of five. One thrilled shopper said: "Bought this for my husband to replace our BBQ and it has been amazing so far. "We've done steak, burgers, corn on the cobs, baked bread, and we've even made our own pizzas and cooked them on the grill setting. They've been the best we've had. Very impressed so far." Another buyer wrote: "Great quality grill. I hate traditional barbecues and all the extra work they take, so I purchased this beauty. "It's sturdy, easy to use, and I love the tilted drainage function. The smoker gives it the authentic barbeque taste but without the hassle. It's easy to clean and easy to store." One person was less impressed with the Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker, as they explained: "Far too heavy, so returned. It's a nice-looking bit of kit, but the unit is so heavy that neither my husband nor I could pick it up." On the other hand, someone else left a glowing five-star review: "Versatile, efficient, compact and amazing. Absolutely love how versatile this is, perfect for a small family. It's a great addition to our family camping set up too, offering a wider range of meals available for us to cook."

Ninja Woodfire BBQ Grill - Five features I love that make it my summer essential
Ninja Woodfire BBQ Grill - Five features I love that make it my summer essential

Wales Online

time24-06-2025

  • Wales Online

Ninja Woodfire BBQ Grill - Five features I love that make it my summer essential

Ninja Woodfire BBQ Grill - Five features I love that make it my summer essential The Ninja Woodfire BBQ Grill and Smoker is a versatile outdoor cooker that can grill, smoke, air fry, roast, bake, dehydrate and reheat - and it's currently on sale Writer Chris Hall tried out Ninja's Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker (Image: Ninja's ) Brits are flocking to purchase the Ninja Woodfire as the summer sun emerges and everyone is keen to enjoy their best garden life. The Ninja model is said to be brimming with easy-to-use BBQ features, so writer Chris Hall tested it out. The brand is well-known for its innovative air fryers, combi cookers and ice cream makers. The Woodfire family includes a couple of models – there's the Woodfire Outdoor Oven (essentially a pizza oven) and the barbecue Grill and Smoker. Now is a great time to buy, as there's a £70 discount from Ninja direct as well as a £70 discount on Amazon, shoppers can get this outdoor cooker for £229. When it comes to alternatives, there isn't currently another brand offering the same type of wood-smoked cooking on the go, however, the Tower Portable Barrel Grill could be an option for simple BBQs. READ MORE: Samsung fans snapping up £9 SmartTag 2 thanks to TopCashback deal READ MORE: 'I made one smart and easy switch to my dogs meals and it saved me over £200 a year' Here are the top five features of the Ninja Woodfire barbecue Grill and Smoker that truly make it stand out and will ensure you get delicious food time after time, as Chris Hall highlights for the Mirror. 1. The woodsmoke system Using electric rather than gas or charcoal, the first thing to understand is where the Woodfire name originates from. That's due to a system that ignites wood pellets that you place in a hopper on the side of the lid. When you select the Woodfire mode, it ignites these wood pellets, drawing the smoke into the lid with the internal fan. The flavoured smoke is then circulated, infusing your food with that smoky flavour. Chris says the Ninja also gives off a great smokey aromoa (Image: Ninja ) Using wood smoke makes this a bit more thrilling than a standard electric barbecue and it's incredibly simple to use. Other electric BBQs can utilise wood chips, but they need to be placed inside the grill, which means you lose cooking space – this isn't an issue with the Ninja Woodfire. The Woodfires come with sample wood chips for you to try, and then you can purchase more once you've decided which ones you prefer. 2. The interchangeable grills Instead of a grate like a traditional BBQ, the Ninja Woodfire features a grill plate. This is a griddle, so it has raised bars for those sear marks on your food, with a drain hole at the back. This allows excess fat to drain away, ensuring your food isn't swimming in grease. The entire tray is removable, making it easy to clean, but it's not dishwasher safe, unlike some competitors like the Weber Lumin, due to the non-stick coating. I have managed to clean the grill easily, avoiding harsh scourers, and the non-stick coating still works, however, some shoppers have reported the non-stick coating coming off. If there's a drawback to the Ninja Woodfire, it would be the size of the grill. It manages to cater to a family of four, but if you're hosting a barbecue in your garden, then you're limited to cooking around 16 sausages at once, so for larger gatherings, you might need to consider a bigger option. 3. Cooking controls The controls on the Ninja Woodfire are designed for precision and ease of use, and in line with Ninja's other products, setting it to cook in various styles is straightforward. You can dial in the exact temperature you desire, decide whether to add smoke flavour or not, and set the cooking duration all through the user-friendly controls. Simply hit "start" and the grill begins its preheat, activates the smoke system, and prepares itself. The Ninja BBQ uses wood pellets to create a smokey taste (Image: Amazon ) The Woodfire Pro XL and the Woodfire Pro Connect XL models come with a temperature probe for precise cooking, which is particularly useful for ensuring meats aren't overcooked. However, this isn't offered on the standard model. 4. Family-sized My gas barbecue was enormous. Lighting it up to cook just a few sausages always seemed a bit excessive, so the compact size of the Ninja Woodfire is a benefit. The Woodfire is available in a few sizes, including an XL model that's larger if you need to cater for more people or want to cook larger cuts of meat or perhaps whole fish. It's 30% larger than the regular Ninja Woodfire, but it also costs more. I favour the smaller model because it's just the right size. I can barbecue chicken legs and thighs along with corn on the cob for four people without any issues, and it's large enough for a smaller whole chicken too, but it's certainly worth considering how many people you regularly cook for. Unlike a barbecue that utilises an open flame, there's no need to fret about leaving it unattended, as there's no exposed flame and no risk of a flare-up. 5. It's portable It's compact enough to fit into your car or camper van for a camping trip or if you fancy taking it to a mate's place to broaden their outdoor cooking options on barbecue night, provided you can plug it in. Article continues below It comes with large carry handles on the side, making it easy to move around and store, while it also boasts an IPX4 waterproof rating. It's not intended to be left outside indefinitely, but if you forget it outside one night and it gets a bit damp, it's not a problem. The Ninja Woodfire is available for purchase with a stand and a cover. I haven't tested these and have used it on a garden table when cooking (it's clean when cooking, so the table doesn't get dirty) but, a stand would be beneficial for those who want to use it like a standard barbecue.

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