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'One Piece' Manga Chapter 829 rumors: Is it the end for the Big Mom pirates?

Miguel Salonga June 13, 2016 04:56 AM EST

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The forced wedding of Sanji with Big Mom's daughter, Purin is expected to happen in the next chapter of "One Piece" manga. However, there are speculations that this wedding will not happen as Luffy and the Straw Hat pirates will build a huge and strong alliance with the Vinsmokes and Germa 66, thus putting the female Yonkou pirate in a dire situation.

As noted by the Hall of Fame Magazine website, there is a possibility that Luffy and the rest of his pirate crew will be able to attend Sanji's wedding in disguise. They might pretend as Sanji's distant cousins and they will be permitted by Big Mom's guards to participate in the wedding ceremony. Little do they know that the Straw Hat pirates is planning something big against Big Mom and her pirates in order to save Sanji before the forced wedding ever comes

Also, it is likely that Luffy will find an alliance with the Vinsmokes and the Germa 66 as Sanji's relatives arrive in Big Mom's Cake Island to attend the wedding. However, their real intention is to save Sanji and the Vinsmokes could help the Straw Hat pirates in defeating Big Mom.

The previous chapter of "One Piece" featured a shocking turn of events when the Straw Hat pirates have crossed paths with Big Mom's daughter herself, Purin. Fortunately for the Straw Hat pirates, Purin did not put them into trouble when they first met each other. However, she was shocked later on upon learning the names of the newcomers. She knew that they are Sanji's fellow pirate crew. This is where the fans start to doubt Purin's real intentions as she could be plotting something against Sanji's teammates to make sure that the wedding will push through.

Fans at the One Piece Forum have speculated that Purin is luring the Strawhat pirates to a trap. After all, Purin stated that she really likes to marry Sanji.

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