Lola is a female pirate who is the captain of the Rolling Pirates and one of the daughters of the Yonko, Charlotte Linlin. (Photo : YouTube/ironme211)
Several fans are now excited for Eiichiro Oda's upcoming "One Piece" chapter 836. Early spoilers suggest that Lola, who was revealed to be one of Big Mom's daughter, will reportedly come back to the Whole Cake Island.
In the previous chapter 835, the man with a gigantic head buried in the ground was revealed to be one of Big Mom's husbands, who was disregarded after giving her two daughters: Lola and Charlotte Chiffon.
Suddenly, Charlotte Cracker showed up and pulled the man out of the ground, irate that he revealed crucial information about Linlin's power to the foes. The chapter ended with the man pleading the 10th son of the Charlotte Family to see his two daughters, Chiffon and Lola, one last time. Nami is stunned as she remembers who Lola seems to be.
Now, fans took to Oro Jackson forum to share their predictions on what could happen in the next chapter. User Shanks D Rodger believes Lola will make her return to the WCI along with her elder supernova, Jewelry Bonney aka the Big Eater, who is the captain of the Bonney Pirates.
It is believed that Nami and Luffy can get their way out of the woods by using the vivre card, whom Lola gave during the events of the Thriller Bark Arc. Avid readers may recall that Lola gave Nami a Vivre Card of her "momma" in case they need her assistance in the New World.
With the arrival of Lola in the picture, it is predicted that the crew just might figure out how to get near Big Mom. Spoilers suggest that by following the vivre card, the Nami and Luffy can eventually track down Big Mom in time for the wedding and rescue Sanji.
As for Chopper, it is believed that Charlotte Brulee, Big Mom's eighth daughter, imprisoned the doctor of the Straw Hat Pirates in her Mirror World alongside Carrot. Hence, Luffy uses his Jet Pistol technique and defeat Brulee in just one attack, freeing Chopper and Carrot.
In other news, earlier reports claimed that "One Piece" manga ending is already in sight. In a late-night episode of "Gold Rush" TV show, series editor Suguru Sugita revealed that there is just 20-30 percent story left in the series.
"[Eiichiro Oda] told me that the first part of the story, the part prior to the time-skip, was around halfway through," The One Piece Podcast quoted Sugita as saying. "That was about 60 volumes, so maybe we're at 70%? I don't think it's at 80% yet."
Check out the recap of the previous chapter below:
