'One Piece' Chapter 806 Spoilers: What Is the Story Behind Jack?

The long-running Japanese manga/anime series "One Piece" recently released its new chapter, and fans are dying to know what the story behind Jack is, ever since he was introduced in the previous chapter.

Movie News Guide mentioned that there is no other known information about the new character; however, the website said that he is strong enough to be able to inflict massive destruction on Zou Island, as seen on Chapter 805, which is titled "Mink Race." Because of his strength, some fans are speculating that he will become Luffy's new big enemy in the future chapters, according to Design & Trend.

According to Latino Post, Jack is described as a pirate captain, and is also "connected with the Underworld." The website also noted that the mysterious new character may indeed be connected to the "Heavenly Yaksha," or Donquixote Doflamingo, since he tried to save Donquixote in the previous chapter. And because Captain Jack tried saving Donquixote, many fans speculated his connections with Kaido, who "aims to wage war against the world," as well.

The article also pointed out that the captain was first heard in "One Piece's" Chapter 692, which is titled "Assassins from Dressrosa," and first appeared in Chapter 801, which is titled, "Proclamation of a New Era."

A short summary was posted on One Piece Wikia about the upcoming episode, which is titled "At the Fortress of Right Belly," and the summary reads, "As the elephant showers its back with water, the Straw Hats flee to higher ground, while Kinemon, Kanjuro, and the monkey have trouble climbing up. The Straw Hats arrive at a Minkmen settlement in the Right Belly Forest, where they are hailed as heroes. They meet Nami and Chopper, but Nami has grave news regarding Sanji."

The new chapter of "One Piece" will be released next Thursday, Nov. 12.

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