Why lame? It's one of the most interesting themes behind Wano; let's remember one of the main reasons why Kaido is going down now is that Kin'emon didn't commit the same mistake as Oden, who thought of it as a "Kozuki issue" and therefore rejected help from outsiders, so he accepted Luffy's support for the war. He's now lying there and accepting his death alongside Kiku, but Usopp challenges such ideals and Izou supports him on such take (the guy who detached from the country and lived his whole life travelling the world and opening his mind). Instead of making an apology of Wano's (therefore Japan) old-fashioned morals, Oda seems to be defying them, and I find it to be quite interesting.
As I answered to another user, right now Kaido believes he will be the koi that accepts the fishmonger's knife, which is an old parable samurais used to praise; let's see what he will think after he's defeated and maybe facing death!
Yeah, Wano is special and Kaido won't settle for anywhere else until Luffy defeats him, proves himself to be a potential Joy Boy, his flashback kicks strong and he suddenly becomes less of an antagonistic figure just like many other villains in modern works who are absurdly strong, questionned the meaning of life because of it but faced the gentile main character who challenged his ideals. This suicidal, depressive monster is now laughing and having fun against the bound to be Joy Boy; let's see how this develops before assuming how he will behave once defeated.
Again, you don't need to lecture me on this; I know this story, it's not complicated. You state Kaido deserves a glorious death, I don't believe so because the most interesting take on his potential departure is to deny him his dream death and what Whitebeard got; an unglorious death isn't a clown death, by the way.
As I answered to another user, right now Kaido believes he will be the koi that accepts the fishmonger's knife, which is an old parable samurais used to praise; let's see what he will think after he's defeated and maybe facing death!
Doesnt matter how many times you defeat Kaido, he will still come back to Wano:
It not like I ll settle ofr anywhere else Yamato. I ve been staying here because Wano is special.
Well Sunacchi which was a tradition learn as a kid in Wano (if you follow the bushido way) aint an absurd idea. As Kaburo said blade arent toys for playing around but for killing.
Sunacchi which all 9 member of the scabbans used when charging Kaido down from the balcony aint a stupid concept, cuz even if they will face dead they gain strength and courage. That what kaido respect, the fact that the samurai are filling to face death to defeat the enemies.
Kaido deserve a glorious death for many reason but especially because he is a Yonko (not a clown). Even if he wasted Wano for 20years, you can't denied that he is one of the power pillar in this world.
It not like I ll settle ofr anywhere else Yamato. I ve been staying here because Wano is special.
Well Sunacchi which was a tradition learn as a kid in Wano (if you follow the bushido way) aint an absurd idea. As Kaburo said blade arent toys for playing around but for killing.
Sunacchi which all 9 member of the scabbans used when charging Kaido down from the balcony aint a stupid concept, cuz even if they will face dead they gain strength and courage. That what kaido respect, the fact that the samurai are filling to face death to defeat the enemies.
Kaido deserve a glorious death for many reason but especially because he is a Yonko (not a clown). Even if he wasted Wano for 20years, you can't denied that he is one of the power pillar in this world.
Again, you don't need to lecture me on this; I know this story, it's not complicated. You state Kaido deserves a glorious death, I don't believe so because the most interesting take on his potential departure is to deny him his dream death and what Whitebeard got; an unglorious death isn't a clown death, by the way.
