'One Piece' Chapter 898 news: Germa 66, Vinsmoke family helps Sanji and Luffy to be reunited with the Straw Hat crew

The Straw Hat pirates continue to deal with Big Mom and her children in the upcoming chapter of "One Piece." Previously, the Big Mom pirates were going after the Thousand Sunny ship carrying some members of the Straw Hat squadron and their newfound allies.

In an interesting turn of events, a large ship approached them, and it was revealed that the Vinsmoke clan has decided to help the Straw Hats in their battle against the Big Mom pirates. In chapter 898, the Germa 66 intervention will help Sanji and Luffy to aboard the Thousand Sunny, reuniting them with other Straw Hat members.

According to the latest fan predictions posted on One Piece Forum, "One Piece" chapter 898 will feature an intense showdown between the Big Mom pirates and Germa 66. The latter, which is led by the Vinsmoke clan, has turned its back on Big Mom. It appears that Sanji's family has not yet forgotten Big Mom's attempt to kill them during the wedding ceremony. The family has also decided to help Sanji and Luffy as the two are being targetted by Big Mom's commanders.

The "One Piece" chapter 898 spoilers suggest that Sanji and Luffy will get some help from Ninji to be tossed to the Thousand Sunny ship. Before the Germa 66's arrival, the two were having trouble returning to their ship as Big Mom pirates has launched an all-out assault towards their direction.

After the much-awaited Straw Hat reunion, the problem with the Big Mom pirates remains. Luckily for the group, Germa 66 is now here to fight on their side.

One of Big Mom's children and commanders, Charlotte Smoothie, is still going after the Thousand Sunny. No matter what happens, Smoothie is determined to capture all the Straw Hat pirates. Instead of returning to Cacao Island to fix the issues brought upon by the Straw Hats, Smoothie and her men will be focused on catching up with the Thousand Sunny.

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