As fans eagerly anticipate the official release of "One Piece" chapter 834, the internet world is buzzing with spoilers. It is said that "Black Leg" Sanji's strained relationship with his biological family and a surprising twist about his supposed wedding with Charlotte Purin will be further explored in the upcoming chapter.
"One Piece" chapter 833, which was released on July 25, Monday, saw Sanji extreme battle against his father Vinsmoke Jajji (aka Garuda) on a patio outside the Germa Kingdom's royal castle. The battle seemingly brings back memories of his childhood, including the abused he experienced at the hands of his own siblings.
Hence, several spoilers claimed that the upcoming chapter 834 will uncover that Jajji never treat Sanji as his child, letting him know that he is a disgrace to the Vinsmokes family. Out of the five siblings, he was portrayed to be the kindest.
As the story further delves into the arranged Vinsmoke-Charlotte wedding, it is said that Big Mom will finally make her much-anticipated appearance in "One Piece" chapter 834, Hall of Fame magazine reported. Along with her 35th daughter named Charlotte Purin, Big Mom will welcome the Vinsmokes as they plunge from their ship.
However, Sanji will ignore Big Mom and Charlotte Purin. Without being bothered, Jajji will beat him before the Charlotte family for being rude. Hence, Reiju Vinsmokes will approach Charlotte Purin and explain to her why their father treats Sanji differently from the other Vinsmokes.
It is speculated that the latter will then express her uncertainty about the arranged wedding, revealing her plan to talk with the Straw Hats. It is said that Charlotte Purin will be the one to say no to the marriage, as she is most likely aware how vital Sanji is to the Straw Hat pirates.
The decision is believed to start a remarkable battle between the Vinsmokes family and Charlotte family, who is the foundation of the Big Mom Pirates. It is important to take note that Charlotte Linlin (aka Big Mom) continues to marry off her 84 children to powerful allies in order to reinforce her crew's strength.
Meanwhile, earlier reports claimed that "One Piece" manga ending is already in sight. The series editor Suguru Sugita revealed in a late-night episode of "Gold Rush" TV show that there is just 20-30 percent story left in the story.
"[Eiichiro Oda] He 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."
Here is a recap of the previous chapter: