'One Piece' chapter 827 spoilers: Leak from Japanese website reveals chapter's possible title, story details

For the latest "One Piece" chapter 827, a spoiler has been released online. According to Design and Trend, the spoiler comes from a Japanese website dedicated to "One Piece" and "Naruto."

Design and Trend was able to glean from the Japanese website the chapter's plot rather than the actual event sequence. Additionally, there's still no solid proof that the script from this website is from the actual manga, so until more solid evidence is given, this leak should be treated with caution. In any case, the leak points out that "One Piece" chapter 827 is titled "Labyrinth of Candy."

However, Yibada points out that it may be possible for Aladdin to assist the Straw Hat crew in finding a different route to Cake Island. At the same time, Sanji may finally get to meet his family who are eagerly awaiting his arrival. Ichiji will most likely be the one to welcome him, telling him that their father will be at BM's palace waiting for him.

Big Mom and Sanji's father, meanwhile, could be discussing means of getting their alliance to work. Behind the Yonko, Pudding seems to be disinterested in the prospect of an imminent wedding. With that Big Mom tells her crew to be vigilant and watch out for Luffy, since she's expecting his arrival and she wants to settle her vendetta.

Another possible scene is speculated, where Killer is unmasked and looks at Sanji's wanted poster on a distant island. With that, it could be possible that he could be a Vinsmoke--one of Sanji's older brothers.

Even so, "One Piece" fans on Reddit have their own speculations on the possible events for chapter 827. One user thinks that Aladdin will try his utmost to stop Luffy's advance since it's too risky. Regardless, each speculation could be interesting if ever the actual chapter goes by it.

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