One Piece chapter 1093 spoilers revealed: Another enemy appears

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One Piece opening Gear 5 Luffy

The fight between Luffy and Kizaru is about to get more serious. Things are already looking dire, but a more serious threat enters the scene. Here are the release date and major spoilers for One Piece chapter 1093.

One Piece manga is currently featuring Luffy going against Admiral Kizaru. Navy officers completely surround the island. Even though Sentamaru wanted to protect Vegapunk, he lost terribly against Kizaru.

The recent chapter featured a series of shocking moments as Akainu stops Kuma in Mary Geoise. He is surprised to see Kuma acting on his own despite his personality being erased years ago. Akainu remembers Jewelry Bonney saying that Kuma would never agree to become a Pacifista and leave her behind.

Back at Egghead, Luffy transforms into Gear 5 and grabs Kizaru. Surprisingly, the chapter ends with the Iron Giant responding to the Drums of Liberation. Delve deeper to find out the release date and major spoilers for One Piece chapter 1093.

One Piece chapter 1093 release date and time

One Piece chapter 1093 is expected to release on September 24 at 12:00am JST. The manga is back on its regular schedule after the successful debut of the live-action series.

The chapter will be available across various time zones as soon as it’s released in Japan. You can find your time zone below:

  • 8:00am Pacific Time
  • 11:00am Eastern Time
  • 4:00pm British Time
  • 5:00pm European Time
  • 8:30pm Indian Time
  • 11:00pm Philippine Time

One Piece chapter 1093 spoilers: What will happen?

The recent ends with a cliffhanger as the Iron Giant responds to the Drums of Liberation. Luffy is the Joy Boy of this era, something Zunesha declared during Wano after hearing the drums for the first time in over 800 years.

As for the Iron Giant, we know that it was created 900 years ago during the Void Century, using such advanced technology that even the world’s most genius scientist, Vegapunk, cannot figure it out. The robot attacked Marie Geoise 200 years ago and suddenly lost power.

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So far, there’s been no update about the Iron Giant. One Piece chapter 1093 will continue the fight between Luffy and Kizaru. Vegapunk is planning to change the previous orders of Pacifista (Kuma). It seems that the former Warlord might join their side pretty soon. Kuma’s past should be uncovered in along the way as we’re seeing more of him recently.

However, the most surprising part is the chapter ending with Saturn’s gaze. Rumors of his appearance in Egghead have been going on for a while now. The fact that One Piece chapter 1093 ends with his gaze could mean that he will soon take severe action to stop Luffy and the others.

As for whether he will arrive in Egghead or not is still uncertain. After all, the Gorosei rarely leave Mary Geoise, and the last time they did was 22 years ago, during Ohara’s destruction. There will also be a break after this chapter.

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