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‘One Piece' Episode 780 Spoilers: Luffy's Monster Appetite Gets The Pirates Into Trouble? Toonami To Replace 'One Piece' with ‘Tokyo Ghoul’SPOILERS!!!!
The latest “One Piece” Episode 780spoilers reveal a new original arc. It seems Luffy will lead his troops into another trouble because of his gluttony. (Photo : Trpl-L/YouTube)
Fans would be happy to know that the latest "One Piece" Episode 780 spoilers reveal that Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates will enter a new arc. This arc is just a filler arc and will be entitled "A Hungry Front! Luffy and the Navy Rookies". It seems that the gang of pirates will be in big trouble.
They Are Still On Rescue Mission
"One Piece" Episode 780 spoilers suggest that more exciting actions are up ahead for Luffy and The Straw Hat Pirates. The new story arc will continue featuring their journey to Whole Cake Island. They are still on their mission to rescue Sanji from being married to Lady Pudding. Little did they know, they need to rescue the whole Vinsmoke clan as well.
Luffy's Gluttony Leads His Troop In Trouble
Other "One Piece" Episode 780 spoilers indicate that Luffy's monstrous appetite will spell disaster for the pirates. They will run out of food because of his uncontrolled eating. To satisfy their hunger pangs, they will steal food supplies from a marine base. However, their efforts will be foiled by the new marine recruits of Aokiji. This episode will show Luffy being whipped by these soldiers.
Release Date Will Be Delayed For One Week
"One Piece" Episode 780 spoilers also reveal that its original release date, March 12, will be postponed. This is to give way to the Nagoya Women's Marathon 2017. 3,000 participants are expected to join the marathon. The anime series will resume airing one week later, on March 19.
Toonami Cancels 'One Piece' in Adult Swim Network
However, sad news awaits "One Piece" fans, as Toonami announced recently that the show will be canceled in Adult Swim's programming block. Apparently, it will be replaced by "Tokyo Ghoul" on March 25. After four years of entertaining its fans, "One Piece" will finally take its final bow. Toonami paid tribute to the hit anime series in the Weekly Shonen Jump.
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