“One Piece” chapter 963 will still be mostly about Kozuki Oden. He was the focus in the last two chapters and it will continue since there are still many sides of him that have yet to be explored. This time, the manga readers will learn more about him through his backstory and some things that will be revealed may be shocking.
Oden is now a Daimyo in “One Piece” chapter 963 and he came to be after beating Ashura Doji and bringing peace to Kuri. It was Kozuki Sukiyaki who granted him the title of the Daimyo even if he young.
Unidentified people landed at Kuri beach - Who are they?
In the last part of the previous chapter, Kawamatsu found two unconscious men but their identities are unknown. “One Piece” chapter 963 revealed that they are Nekomamushi and Inurashi. It seems that their arrival will influence Oden to leave Wano and travel more to places he never been to.
On the plot prediction thread on Reddit for “One Piece” chapter 963, it was said that after arriving in Wano, Oden would learn more about the arrivals identified as Neko and Inu. He will be fascinated with the stories they will narrate which will be about the Minks tribe, their origin and possibly the God Valley event.
They will also recount how they were washed ashore coming from the sea of Zou and this leaves Oden in awe. As a result, he will seriously contemplate leaving and set out to explore the world. Once he leaves, Inu and Neko will also become his followers so they will all travel together in “One Piece” chapter 963.
Whitebeard in Wano
Moreover, it was said that another guest will come to Wano and it will be Whitebeard. With his arrival, Oden will not be able to leave as he wishes because the recent events stopped him from doing so. Also, he was just declared as Daimyo and that title has big responsibilities so he can’t go any time.
Release date
“One Piece” chapter 963 will be released on Nov. 24, as per Otakukart. However, the raw scans will be out earlier on Nov. 22 thus fans can scan through the pages before it officially arrives in English.
