Without a doubt, the Wano arc is the most complex one that “One Piece” has ever featured. Involving intrigue, undercover spying, wet work, and strange developments, there is no shortage of interesting events going on. In “One Piece” Chapter 935, for example, Luffy might just face off against Queen in order to save the former boss of the Yakuza.
As OtakuKart reports, the previous chapter of the manga went through quite a few transitions in terms of the points of views showcased. One of the most notable developments is Sanji being out of his raid suit and seemingly having already defeated Page One. By the end of the chapter, Queen arrived at the prison where Luffy is being held, the consequences of which should be shown in “One Piece” Chapter 935.
With there being no leaks to base information off of, fans are left to speculate as to what will happen in the next chapter. The likeliest scenario involves Luffy beating the jailor down and Queen showing up to dole out the punishment. This is where events will involve Luffy either escaping on his own after an epic battle or getting captured and then tortured. “One Piece” Chapter 935 certainly has much to live up to.
There is also the part where the old man that the Straw Hats captain and Eustass Kid have been protecting actually used to be the boss of the local Yakuza gang. This is quite an interesting turn of events and could have a significant impact on the story going forward. Of course, it all depends on how “One Piece” Chapter 935 will go.
Unfortunately for the fans, the wait for “One Piece” Chapter 935 has been extended, with the chapter being on break. As a result, readers will find out what happens next on March 11 instead of next week.


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