By now, readers should already know that the legendary courtesan, Komurasaki is actually Hiyori, the long-lost sister of Momonosuke. In “One Piece” Chapter 941, it would appear that Zoro will find her asleep on his chest when he wakes up and Brooke will be a witness to the whole thing. It would be easy to see where things would go from there, with Sanji potentially carrying a lifelong grudge over the incident.
As GameNGuides notes, one of the things that were expected to happen in “One Piece” Chapter 941 is for Big Mom to enter the Udon prison and then fight Queen over the food that he brought. However, a new leak suggests that this may not be the case, after all. In fact, it would seem that the focus of the chapter would be on the other characters. Though, this is not guaranteed.
A summary was posted over at Reddit along with a description of the cover page of “One Piece” Chapter 941. It would seem that Hiyori will have fallen asleep on Zoro while taking care of him and the Straw Hat’s skeletal musician will bear witness to the arrangement. Naturally, he will make the wrong assumption and then the swordsman will have to deal with the jealousy of the bone god.
There is little doubt that Brooke will tell Sanji about the incident in “One Piece” Chapter 941, as well, so the quick-footed cook is likely to lose his mind over it. Not only will he find out that Komurasaki is alive, but she will also literally be in the arms of his crewmate who he often sees as a rival.
From there, it’s easy enough to tell that in “One Piece” Chapter 941 is going to be the start of a fantastic gag scene to last the whole Wano arc. It will begin when the chapter comes out on April 29.


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