One Piece 835 air date, spoilers: Next chapter to come out August 8; Big mom revealed as a giant?

Will Janji ever find his way out of an arranged marriage? With friends like Bia Hancock, there is hope for him after he was last seen wearing imprisonment bracelets.

According to reports, Bia and her gorgon sisters will use charm to get information about Janji's location in order to save him.

There is also one major revelation that will happen when Once Piece returns for Chapter 835, and it involves Big Mom.

According to rumors, after he gave Caesar Clown an ultimatum to develop a formula to turn humans into giants, her true purpose will be revealed. It was hinted that Big Mom is actually a giant.

However, it seems that Caesar Clown will not be able to deliver on Big Mom's requirement to turn children into giants.

Not only this, he is also expected to land in big trouble once she finds out that he has been misappropriating the funds that he should be using for research to bring ladies to Whole Cake Island, reported BitBag

This, on top of his lies about introducing himself as a World Government representative when he is in fact, working for the Charlotte leader.

Chapter 835 will hopefully see the return of beloved Pekoms when it was believed that he perished when he was shot and fell off a cliff. Rumors hint that he could have been saved by the Sun Pirates and Aladine and if they treated his injuries.

As for Luffy and the Straw Hat pirates, they may finally find their way out of the Seducing Woods in the upcoming chapter. As a result, they may eventually find and save Sanji.

Pedro and Brook are not without their own adventure in the next chapter as they may come across Pudding in their attempt to steal the Road Poneglyph from Big Mom.

One Piece Chapter 835 is expected to be released on August 8, 2016.

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