Another good chapter. Shame about these breaks though, nothing to be done about them but they're really killing the flow here.
Anyway, bit dissapointed that after the way last chapter ended we aren't seeing Inu and Neko go Su Long yet. TBH, I don't really care about the other Minks much. The Numbers do indeed just seem to be glorified fodder that exist to expand Kaido's backstory and be defeated by people Oda isn't going to give real fights to. So in this case, we'll probably see them and the Minks go to and fro, the Minks beat No 7 then hybrid Jack solo them to hype Jack up.
Redemption for Sanji! Wonder if Oda saw the criticism of the hooker escapades and changed it up for this. Despite what I'm sure will be greeted with cries of bias, I still don't think Sanji will beat King. I'm reminded very much of the Tea Party with this chapter with all the fights being "set-up." I think we'll see a decent amount of teasing for fights only for the final ones to be in place when Luffy is ready to take on Kaido. There's still a lot of absent figures in the current setup, the fights won't be ready to take place until all are in place. The only way I could see Sanji vs King go ahead would be if it's a real 5 vs 1 between Kaido and Luffy, Zoro, Kid, Law and Marco with that being all the four later characters do, and I find that rather unlikely.
I find it interesting that all the Calamities are now split up- time for Who's Who and his grudge to come into play, I would think.
Yamato is a fucking weirdo.
Franky and Brook on a motorbike smashing right into Big Mom without a care in the world may be one of the best things Oda has ever drawn. Wonder if it's enough to get a return to O-Lin- Brachio Bike, Brachio Bomber relation?