That was the point! Yasu's death was a tragedy. He did what little he could offer because he believed in the cause.
A powerful and respected Daimyo ended up a beggar on the streets. He lost everything including his emotions and gave up the one thing he had left -- his own life, just for the possibility that he might create a window of opportunity for others. This once proud noblemen ended up dying as a joke in the public's eyes to prank Orochi and his men. Did Orochi actually get 'em? Too soon to tell. If everyone shows up in Onigashima, then Orochi failed.
Pound died in a similar way, only managing to delay and annoy Oven for a minute before croaking. He let his daughter Chiffon get away and that's all he cared about.
A powerful and respected Daimyo ended up a beggar on the streets. He lost everything including his emotions and gave up the one thing he had left -- his own life, just for the possibility that he might create a window of opportunity for others. This once proud noblemen ended up dying as a joke in the public's eyes to prank Orochi and his men. Did Orochi actually get 'em? Too soon to tell. If everyone shows up in Onigashima, then Orochi failed.
Pound died in a similar way, only managing to delay and annoy Oven for a minute before croaking. He let his daughter Chiffon get away and that's all he cared about.
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But in op Death is rare and only there to achieve something not just for the sake of tragedy. like even kyro's wife helped defeat diamanate in the end.
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need him? no. did we need pell suriving the nuke? no.
Even in the case of absalom as clear as his death was, oda only did it because moria can make absalom return as zombie. so he is not gone forever.
I hope he isn’t alive...as others have said, it would greatly minimize the impact his death had in this arc. He’s a great character, and I’m excited to see more of him in the flashback, but his martyrdom figures to be the most important thing he does for the alliance.
It also would have been rad to see a little more of him in the current timeline, but perhaps that would have made his death slightly less poignant.
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It also would have been rad to see a little more of him in the current timeline, but perhaps that would have made his death slightly less poignant.