The spoilers for One Piece chapter 1131 are anticipated to center on the first encounter between Monkey D. Luffy and Loki, picking up from where the previous chapter left off. These spoilers confirm that while the chapter does highlight their meeting, it also provides updates on the other two groups of Straw Hats, including Nico Robin and her companions, who are still with the Giant Warrior Pirates. Additionally, the chapter ends with a development that poses a serious threat to one Straw Hat's aspirations regarding Elbaph before they even arrive.
The chapter's title, reportedly “Loki in the Underworld,” suggests a focus on Loki's predicament. Initial spoilers do not indicate a cover page story, but further summaries later in the week may clarify this. The title reflects the storyline, as Loki finds himself trapped in the "Underworld," restrained by Sea Prism Stone handcuffs and chains, while animal guards, possibly the giant wolves seen before Luffy's descent, patrol the area. Loki pleads with Luffy to free him, promising to annihilate any pirate crew Luffy desires in return.
Their conversation escalates when Loki refers to Shanks as a “chicken,” provoking Luffy to attack him using Gear 4. The initial spoilers do not reveal the outcome of this confrontation, but it is expected that later leaks will provide more details. Notably, the spoilers indicate the revelation of Loki's bounty, which the World Government has set at 2.6 million Beri.
Luffy, intrigued by the connection between Shanks and Loki due to the insult, demands an explanation. However, Loki refuses to divulge any information until Luffy releases him. The spoilers do not clarify whether Luffy ultimately frees Loki or how he reacts. The narrative then shifts to Roronoa Zoro and the others from Luffy's previous group.
According to the spoilers, Zoro and his team narrowly evade Road and his band of pirates. While the identities of Road's crew remain unspecified, they are likely either discontented members of the New Giant Warrior Pirates or Elbaphian citizens who oppose Hajrudin's decisions.