'One Piece' 824 Chapter spoilers and prediction: Revolution Army yet to meet its end after all?

With the latest "One Piece" manga chapter full of action and suspense, fans are even more excited for the release of "One Piece" 824, which will feature the aftermath of the rapid-fire battle between the Revolutionary Army and the Blackbeard Pirates.

[Spoiler Alert! The following are potential spoilers to the "One Piece" 824. Proceed only to know what could happen in the next chapter]

According to reports, although the Revolutionary Army suffered a devastating loss in the hands of the dangerous pirate crew, Monkey D. Dragon's organization is yet to see its downfall. In "One Piece" 824, it is predicted that the army's true fate will be revealed.

While it appeared that the pirates were able to obliterate the base of the Revolutionary Army, the group itself may not be dead yet. Manga readers believe that the collateral damage is all part of Monkey D. Dragon's plan and his endgame will be touched on in "One Piece" 824.

Speculations have it that the Revolution Army going off the radar will play to Dragon's advantage in the sense that they can get the World Government off their back – that's one less problem to deal with.

According to some "Once Piece" 824 spoilers, Dragon also wanted Baltigo destroyed to get rid of information about his army and because the land of Baltigo has already become vulnerable

With the complete annihilation of the Land of White Soil, "One Piece" 824 might just show the Revolutionary Army in search of a new home where they can power up once again and make their move against their enemies eventually.

Another clue about the Revolutionary Army's true state is that the World Government has already told the globe about the extinction of the crew. The mammoth entity has a history of disseminating false news such as Jack the Drought's death.

Whether or not the Revolutionary Army is still alive and kicking, fans will known when "One Piece" 824 releases on April 25 via Weekly Shonen Jump.

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