"One Piece" chapter 840 will reportedly feature the conclusion of the battle between Luffy and Cracker as started in chapter 838. Will Sanji end up getting married to Pudding in upcoming chapter to save Zeff?
"One Piece" Chapter 839 Recap: The Vinsmoke Family Pays Visit To Sanji To Threaten Him
It can be recalled that in the previous chapter 838 of "One Piece," the battle between Luffy and cracker hasn't been concluded yet. Despite the hopes that it would have been in chapter 839, it didn't. Rather, chapter 839 featured the Vinsmoke family and their threat to Sanji if he tries to escape the wedding.
Chapter 839 of "One Piece" featured the Vinsmoke family paying a visit to Sanji, reassuring him to pursue his wedding with Pudding. Jaiji shows him a photo of Zeff, in which Sanji has become speechless. Jaiji threatens Sanji that they will kill the one in the photo if he decides to back off from the wedding. This has then led to the assumptions that he may go through with the wedding to ensure the safety of Zeff, his mentor.
The Vinsmoke Family Wants To Form An Alliance With Big Mom
The Vinsmoke family has proven to be wanting an alliance with Big Mom, hence the wedding that needs to happen between Sanji and Pudding. However, the friends of Sanji will stop at nothing to save him from getting married to Pudding and form a union with Big Mom.
Will Luffy Finally Defeat Cracker In "One Piece" Chapter 840?
Since the previous chapter focused on the Vinsmoke family's visit to Sanji, the upcoming chapter 840 will reportedly feature the conclusion of Luffy and Cracker's battle. There have been many speculations to who will win in the battle, all assuming it to be Luffy. However, it has been proven that it will not be easy for him to defeat Cracker and his army.
The greatest question now lies as to how will Luffy defeat Cracker in the upcoming chapter 840 of "One Piece"? It has been seen that Luffy is not strong enough to defeat an entire army and the fans of the manga series have been anticipating on how he will defeat Cracker.
