After the previous chapter saw the death of a beloved figure in Tonoyasu, the question now is what will happen in “One Piece” Chapter 943. Among the likeliest outcomes includes the uprising of the people of Wano who are outraged at what Orochi had done. From there, the dominos may fall, forcing the Straw Hats and the samurai still loyal to Oden to simply go with the flow.
While many readers felt satisfied with the developments in the previous chapter, there are those like OtakuKart that felt rather disappointed by it. It is certainly understandable that fans would crave more action after such a long wait and “One Piece” Chapter 943 will make them wait again. However, perhaps the upcoming segment will make up for it.
Simply put, “One Piece” Chapter 943 could be where several things may happen. These include Luffy busting out of jail, an uprising among the citizens, and the arrival of the revolutionary army. That last part is speculation that stems from the fact that it seems like every group is now gathering at Wano. Why wouldn’t the resistance group formed by Luffy’s father also take part?
What’s more, it was already hinted by the creator of the manga that the Wano arc is already signaling the end of the manga. This means that in “One Piece” Chapter 943 going forward, things will be a lot more interesting in terms of development. One can only hope that this will be the case instead of another segment without any action scenes.
Readers will find out if this is the case soon enough since “One Piece” Chapter 943 is coming out on May 20. Fans may have been waiting an unreasonable amount of time for the next chapter by this manga’s standards, but it will be worth it if the revolution finally begins.


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