'One Piece' Manga Chapter 831 update news: Sanji rescue mission rolling out on the next episode?

There are speculations that the upcoming "One Piece" Manga Chapter 831 will finally see Luffy and the Straw Hat pirates rescuing Sanji from Big Mom. The previous chapters of the hit manga series show the Straw Hats venturing into Big Mom's Cake Island in order to save Sanji from a forced wedding ceremony. Big Mom wants her daughter, Purin, to be married to Sanji, but Luffy will do everything to stop the female Yonkou's madness.

"One Piece" Chapter 831 will be published in Weekly Shonen Jump in Japan and in other parts of the worldon June 27. This will be a continuation of the Cake Island Arc, where it is speculated that Luffy will finally make his move to rescue Sanji before the forced wedding pushes through. One Piece Podcast reported that the Straw Hat pirates might be facing off Big Mom's pirates and Germa 66 as they want Sanji to accomplish the Vinsmokes' deal, and the only way for it to happen is if Sanji will marry Big Mom's daughter.

Meanwhile, in an effort to fight the powerful Big Mom pirates, a post at the One Piece forum suggests that Jinbei will be losing one of his arms. There are rumors that Jinbei will be following the Straw Hat pirates in the shoreline, convincing them to go back and stop the wedding. One Piece Verse also reported that Luffy's showdown with Big Mom may finally happen as the Straw Hats will decide to go back to the island and crash the wedding.

The previous chapter of "One Piece" featured a shocking turn of events when the Straw Hat pirates have crossed paths with Big Mom's daughter herself, Purin. Fortunately for the Straw Hat pirates, Purin did not put them into trouble when they first met each other. However, she was shocked later on upon learning the names of the newcomers. She knew that they are Sanji's fellow pirate crew. This is where the fans start to doubt Purin's real intentions as she could be plotting something against Sanji's teammates to make sure that the wedding will push through.