Is TACy a she or a he?


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Kaido's title is "Saikyo no Seibutsu"
You can do a quick research on what Seibutsu mean
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/せいぶつ#Japanese
living thing, life, organism, creature​
http://www.kanjijapanese.com/en/dictionary-japanese-english/seibutsu
  1. seibutsu creature 2. seibutsu living things
The ambiguity only come from people reading the English chapter and assuming the word "creature" is to be understood in the animal sense.
In japanese it clearly mean Kaido is the strongest living organism/thing and quite obviously humans are living things.
Kaido's title 100% put him above any human alive in the series, the only way Kaido isn't the strongest character is if his title is fake in the first place or if someone surpass him in the future.

In cas anyone is still confused about his title.
 
In an impressive double page, Luffy and Yamato hit Kaidou at the same time in his face, their attacks create black lightning bolts. But there is no time for reunions. In a new double page, Kaidou transforms into a dragon and confronts Luffy and Momonosuke.
Dude How strong is this motherfucker... he keeps standing... he;ve been fighting for so long and so many people and its like nothing much happened...:steef::finally:
 
Why is kaido saying there is only 2 dragons in this world?
Damage control
Again Zorofanobys can't read

Say u cant read after all u been extreme diffing the english language on twitter to:milaugh:
You confirm me you a emonttional kid with this sentence lmao
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Extreme diff with that english keep going:josad:
You're really think like a kid, it's hilarious:saden:
 




Again zorofanboys show us they can't read
A dragon is a "Ryu" (竜), a dinosaur is a "Kyoryu" (恐竜). The reason why it translates to "Dragon-Dragon fruit" is because it contains the character "Ryu" (竜), hence it's "Ryu-Ryu no mi" and every devil fruit names only uses 2 syllables eg Gomu-Gomu no mi, Mane-Mane no mi, etc

Besides, the two represents different ideas anyway. King being a "dragon" is about as relevant as Queen, Ulti, Page 1 and Sasaki being a dragon.

When people see a "Ryu-Ryu no mi", they see a 恐竜 (dinosaur).


When people see King, they see a "pteranodon"


When people see "Uo-uo no mi". they see a "龍" (dragon), which is synonymous to "竜".

The same "龍" that Ryuma slayed above the capital.

Therefore it doesn't matter the specification of the DF, because if Zoro was to slay King (the supposed dragon) above the capital, that "legend" to the people of Wano would be "slaying a dinosaur". Not "slaying a dragon" like Ryuma did.

Sit down, LePatrice:cheers:
 
Aye:kata: classic one piece humor? 28 year old adult momo being a scaredy cat? Flying blindly and bumping into any and everything because he's still afraid of heights? While giving everyone a literal mini stroke? (specially luffy, poor guy) kaido being a savage? Possible enel faces from zoro and sanji? (and the rest, specially king, what's his reaction gonna be, let me guess, King: ....) Big mom's dumb ass thinking momo was kaido when he flew through the floor she was on? Greatness, this is classic One piece, I approve, take a break Olda, you did good:kata:
 
A dragon is a "Ryu" (竜), a dinosaur is a "Kyoryu" (恐竜). The reason why it translates to "Dragon-Dragon fruit" is because it contains the character "Ryu" (竜), hence it's "Ryu-Ryu no mi" and every devil fruit names only uses 2 syllables eg Gomu-Gomu no mi, Mane-Mane no mi, etc

Besides, the two represents different ideas anyway. King being a "dragon" is about as relevant as Queen, Ulti, Page 1 and Sasaki being a dragon.

When people see a "Ryu-Ryu no mi", they see a 恐竜 (dinosaur).


When people see King, they see a "pteranodon"


When people see "Uo-uo no mi". they see a "龍" (dragon), which is synonymous to "竜".

The same "龍" that Ryuma slayed above the capital.

Therefore it doesn't matter the specification of the DF, because if Zoro was to slay King (the supposed dragon) above the capital, that "legend" to the people of Wano would be "slaying a dinosaur". Not "slaying a dragon" like Ryuma did.

Sit down, LePatrice:cheers:
VIZ and TCB over you anytime
 
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