'One Piece' chapter 831 spoilers: Straw Hat Pirates go against Big Mom; Jinbei to lose arm?

The newest upcoming chapter for the manga series "One Piece" might show Sanji's rescue from the Big Mom and at the same time revealing more about his life.

According to Jobs & Hire, a lot of fans are speculating that "One Piece" Chapter 831 will feature Luffy and the entire Straw Hat crew rescuing Sanji from clutches of Big Mom. After all, in the previous chapter it was revealed that the crew has already arrived on Cake Island to ensure that Sanji's forced wedding to Purin will be prevented. On the other hand, Luffy will do everything in his power to stop Yonkou's crazy idea.

As for Jinbei, Yibada predicts that he will lose his arm in Chapter 831. This assumption is based on a post from the "One Piece" forum, which also points out that Luffy will see either Jinbei or Sanji at the end of Chapter 830. If Luffy meets the former, he will see him with his arm already lost. Otherwise, meeting Sanji will mean that he will try to persuade Luffy and the other Straw Hat Pirates to go back and leave him be. Luffy, however, will insist out of his innate stubborness, which will eventually lead to an inevitable clash between them and Big Mom's crew.

The reason for Jinbei's loss of arm could possibly stem from his desire to split from Big Mom's crew, as seen in the previous chapter. While Big Mom isn't having any of it, the Yonkou says that Jinbei should play a roulette game for him to be able to leave the crew. With this, Chapter 831 might reveal that Jinbei lost the game, along with his arm.

In any case, if ever Luffy and the Straw Hat pirates face off with Big Mom, they'll be in for a tough fight. The previous chapters introduced what she was capable of, so fans are excited how the fight will turn out.

"One Piece" chapter 831 will be released within this week.

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