'One Piece' is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. (Photo : YouTube/AnimeFanTalk)
"One Piece" Chapter 835 ended with the arrival of Charlotte Cracker, the tenth son of Big Mom. Now, fans are looking forward to Chapter 836, which is believed to be a turning point in the plot of the series. When "One Piece" Chapter 836 airs on Aug. 11, it will introduce major developments such as the escape of Luffy from the seducing woods, Sanji's inevitable nuptial, and Big Mom using her powers to reduce Sanji's lifespan.
In past chapters, Luffy was running around in circles unable to get out of the seducing woods. However, this is prone to change in "One Piece" Chapter 836. Getting out of the seducing woods will not be without a fight.
With the arrival of Cracker in the previous chapter, there is likelihood that a big fight will ensue. Although fans are already acquainted with Luffy's strength and capabilities, Cracker's skills and strength are worth looking forward to. Given that he is a commander in the Minister of Biscuit, Cracker is deadly.
Meanwhile, it seems Sanji will not escape his wedding with Big Mom's daughter without blowing up his hands. It is almost certain that the nuptial will push through. In addition, there is a much worse fate awaiting Sanji since he could lose a part of his lifespan.
"One Piece" Chapter 835 already revealed how the seducing woods were animated. Big Mom took portions of every citizen's lifespan and distributed them in the island animating the trees and making animals talk.
In the imminent wedding between Sanji and Big Mom's daughter, Big Mom will again show her powers. She will demand a part of Sanji's lifespan during the ceremony as a sign of their alliance.
While nothing is official for now, there is that possibility that something will come up to save Sanji from the terrible fate. "One Piece" Chapter 836 is slated to air on Aug. 11.
Watch the sneak peek below to have a glimpse of what will happen in the upcoming chapter.
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