The finale of
the Wano arc has arrived! In the final moments of chapter 1048, Sanji,
Tama, and Luffy find themselves face-to-face with Kaido
and his men, including one familiar figure that both Sanji and Luffy
had given up on ever seeing again...but who could it be? The answer to this
question and more will be revealed in the final chapter of this six-year arc in
next week’s One Piece chapter 1049 Kaido! The End of the Bakufu's
Shogun! One Piece manga fans won’t want to miss it!
From Luffy's perspective
Manga author Eiichiro
Oda recently released One Piece chapter 1049 and it could
well be one of my favorite chapters of his ever. Not only did we get a
mind-blowing battle, but we also got some great insight into Luffy's
mindset. If you haven't read it yet, let me briefly summarize what happened
before getting into more detail on Luffy's perspective and thoughts. Kaido
(one of the Yonko) had taken all of Luffy's allies from their
stronghold in Totto Land and brought them with him to his lair on Zou.
From Zoro's perspective
Zoro
didn't think that his words would have such an effect on Sanji, and he
was beginning to regret what he said. He knew Sanji could handle himself
in a fight, but he also knew that Sanji wasn't good at fighting with
kids. In fact, one of their old crewmates (who were now just another one of
those lost Nakama) had attempted something similar many years ago. To
make matters worse, there are only 3 minutes left before Zoro has to
leave for his upcoming fight... will he make it in time? Or will Sanji
become more lost than ever?
From Sanji's perspective
Sanji
glanced over his shoulder at Zoro and Robin, still gathering
firewood for their improvised barbecue. Well, he mused silently, in all
fairness I suppose it was more Zoro's idea than mine...but honestly, I
have no regrets about that whatsoever. He watched as Robin broke out of
a momentary pensive trance long enough to walk over and nudge a pile of logs
into place before rejoining her musings. Once again Sanji felt that
strange ripple pass through him. For a split second he thought he saw two
separate scenes playing out; one in which Robin worked quietly alone
while Zoro went off on his own to do something else, then another where
she was breaking down her previous solitude and spending time with them both
equally.
From Zou's perspective
(Naruto
672 Spoilers) Naruto 672 was a bit frustrating because it seemed like
everything in Wano was wrapped up too quickly and there's nothing left
for Rock. Then I thought about it, he just has to take down Big Mom,
and then we'll be free to go home...but how is he going to do that? He didn't
even beat one of her guardians yet. However, if Kaido (or an ally)
doesn't save him soon, then Luffy's help will be desperately needed
since Big Mom most likely won't play fair against Sanji and Pedro
(and Brook). I guess it all depends on whether or not we will get Rock
flashbacks for his fight with Germa 66 before the next chapter starts.
General Thoughts on the
Ending and Time to Start Looking Forward
Well, after
several weeks of wondering what could have been (and I say that because at one
point it was speculated that we would see a time skip before and after Luffy’s
battle with Katakuri), we now know what’s going to happen. To me, it was
something akin to when everything in your life seems like they are falling
apart in front of you, and then...boom everything goes back together again. It
wasn’t spectacular by any means but it worked out alright. As for Luffy,
he is still doing his pirate-y thing even though he has no crew and isn’t
leading anything but himself—which I found kind of interesting.
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