'One Piece' chapter 835 spoilers: Lola is confirmed to be Big Mom's daughter

This week's chapter of the hit manga series "One Piece" is already out, and the explosive details continue to be uncovered. It is now confirmed that Lola is Big Mom's daughter.

In the latest chapter of the pirate saga, Luffy and Nami continue to make sense of the Seducing Forest. It is revealed that Nami has just escaped from Big Mom's daughter, Brulee. However, Nami is the only who had successfully fled, as Carrot has been captured by Brulee's mirror technique (the effect of the Mira Mira no Mi fruit), while Chopper chose to stay behind to gain Nami some time for escape.

Meanwhile, as Luffy, Nami, and the cornered man with the big head are discussing, it is revealed that the man stuck by the pond has been the husband of Charlotte Linlin aka Yonkou Big Mom, and he has two daughters with her. It is also confirmed that Lola is one of the daughters, the other one being Chiffon – Capone Bege's wife.

Luffy and his friends have previously encountered Lola in the "Thriller Bark" arc of the manga, where they fought with Shichibukai Gekko Moriah. When Big Mom was revealed, some hardcore fans have already made connections between the Yonkou and Lola, since they have similar appearances.

It is also revealed that the Seducing Forest and much of the country has been under the powers of Big Mom. The Yonkou can supposedly establish links and interact with human souls, and can freely take out some of the life span. This may be why Jinbei chose to stay first with Big Mom's crew, rather than abruptly joining the Straw Hat pirates, since the previous chapters had Jinbei and Big Mom discussing the ex-Shichibukai's status with roulette, seemingly deciding on which part of Jinbei Big Mom is going to take.

Meanwhile, as Lola's father discusses the events at the Country of Souls, he was snatched by Charlotte Cracker, one of Big Mom's sons.

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