Disney+ subscribers in the UK can now enjoy even more anime content on the streaming platform, as during the past few days the feature-length-film BELLE and the first season of Campfire Cooking in Another World With My Absurd Skill have become available to stream. Additionally, more episodes of ONE PIECE (HD REMASTER) have added, thus bringing the total number of episodes to 206.
BELLE: Losing her mother to an accident, 17-year-old Suzu Naito lives with her father in a rural village where the population is flowing out. Suzu used to enjoy singing with her mother, but she can no longer open her mouth to sing after her mother’s death. She even shuts down her heart from the real world. One day, Suzu creates an avatar named Belle to sign into U, a virtual world with over 5 billion global users. Suzu finds herself capable of singing as Belle in the virtual world. She can even release songs written by herself. She becomes a big hit in the virtual world. At that moment, a mysterious user with a dragon avatar suddenly shows up before Suzu…
Campfire Cooking in Another World With My Absurd Skill: When a magical realm looks to summon heroes, they’re sorely disappointed to end up with a mediocre salaryman. Mukoda Tsuyoshi may not be a hero, but this conjuring error has given him a delicious power—Online Grocery. And something about this modern food brings with it unbelievable effects. This easy access paired with his cooking skills will have patrons from across the land coming back for more!
ONE PIECE: Monkey D. Luffy sails the high seas in search of the One Piece left by the pirate king, Gold Roger.
As a reminder ONE PIECE on Disney+ is the HD REMASTERED version of the series, of which is presented in 16:9 widescreen as opposed to the original 4:3 aspect ratio. The episodes also feature Japanese text (and songs) during the opening and ending credits, even while watched in English, just like with Dragon Ball titles on the Disney+ platform.
All three titles are now available to stream on Disney+ in dubbed and subbed format in the UK with more titles expected in the near future. As a reminder a Disney+ subscription is required to view content on the platform.
