To say that the previous chapter of “One Piece” was unexpected could not be more of an understatement. There was just so much that readers could not see coming, with Komurasaki’s death in the hands of Kyoshiro being one of them. However, it’s quite possible that the courtesan is not actually deceased but only appears to be so. On that note, “One Piece” Chapter 934 could see Big Mom rampaging in the capital, so that’s something to look forward to.
As OtakuKart reports, Big Mom’s personality reversal poses quite the dilemma for Chopper. On the one hand, this is one of the most dangerous entities in the world. On the other, she currently appears to have the mindset of a child, and he can’t leave her alone since he is a doctor. As such, they will be going to the capital with the yonko in tow in “One Piece” Chapter 934.
Just the thought of the exciting things that could happen by doing this is going to be enough to get readers’ hearts palpitating. It is quite possible that Big Mom could rampage in the capital in “One Piece” Chapter 934, after all. Once she gets hungry enough, she might even eat Orochi up, which would certainly be an amusing end for the puppet shogun.
Speaking of deaths, it’s possible that Kyoshiro did not kill Komurasaki in a way that most might think. The ease with which she accepted her death and the swordsman’s delivery of it just raises too many questions. In the first place, why did she step in when she has such a selfish personality? Is this all a ploy to make Kyoshiro the next shogun? These are questions that “One Piece” Chapter 934 might answer.
Fans will have to wait for “One Piece” Chapter 934 to be released to get satisfaction. Feb. 22 would be the date to watch out for, in that case.


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