Character Discussion Why Kaido being a dull villain is canon

[Water1415]

Kaido: "death is what defines a person"

Kaido: proceeds to die in the most dull way possible

Conclusion: Kaido is defined by how dull he is

 

[Jailer]

Ok

 

[centurion]

 

[Yo Tan Wa]

Aside from his introduction there was nothing interesting he offered

 

[SakazOuki]

One of the most hype debuts in all manga.
Sadly he didn't deliver at all regardless of his powerlevel. A suicidal child beating drunkard who had a vision for the past 28 years but is actually a fraud who cowers in Wano doing nothing.

At least Big Mom was working on her dream, creating a land where all races can live peacefully.

 

[Redditworstgencancer]

Yeah Frauda embarrassed himself with what he did to Kaido. A pathetic mangaka

 

[LuffyTheGOAT]

He was a mass murdering maniac that tortured and starved an entire country for his generic villain goal of "anarchy is the only true state of the world".

Fuck him and fuck what he wants, he shouldn't deserve a glorious death like WB. He died without any spectators slowly and painfully in a pool of magma just as a POS like him deserves.

 

[Peroroncino]

a villain who didnt get what he wanted in the end, you never see that before

 

[Golden Garp]

Oda had no idea what to do with Kaido. His personality was erratic and riddled with inconsistencies. His fighting style was lacking; the only difference between attacks was a harder club swing. His elemental attacks were merely fodder control and had little application in his hybrid fighting style. His character was never fleshed out because his flashback was only four pages long. Why was he someone who wanted to start the world's greatest war and die in a spectacular manner? Why was he attempting suicide if he was waiting for Joyboy? How did he come to those conclusions? He never felt like he had a legit threatening presence over the main cast. He simply felt like a raid boss and training tool for the protagonist.

 

[Steven]

Ngl,he was pretty boring outside of his fights

His introduction was awesome,but Oda failed with him.BM was more interesting

 

[Finalbeta]

Uninteresting most importantly

 

[rerere]

Kaido, as a Villain, isn't the best in the manga.
No doubt about it.

But I think some of his motivations will be flashed out more clearly in the Rocks flashback.

 

[Dark Hound]

Doflamingo who shat himself at the thought of Kaido, was better written and a more interesting antagonist. I'm way more giddy at the idea of Doffy escaping Impel Down than Kaido getting out of the magma.

Oda fumbled hard after Dressrosa in terms of writing a villain.

 

[gz89]

Blame Oda for hyping this character so many years ago back from PH and the delivery was almost awful. Take Mingo for example he was well written and i think to this day he remains the best villain of the series.

 

[VisualKei]

This is my 1st time seen the strongest creature want dead so bad in his first intro

 

[SakazOuki]

The lamest thing Oda did was not have Kaido kill even one of the scabbards. Ashura was going to day anyway, why the fuck do you kill him to bombings instead of Kaido brutally murdering him infront of his friends in a dramatic scene.

 

[Vanlax]

Talks about one needs haki to conquer seas and not DF powers.

Proceeds to use his DF form for his final attack.



Covers himself with melting fire.

Proceeds to say he's gonna melt his opponent.

In the end he was the one who died by getting melted.

Kaido the goat.

 

[Finalbeta]

It would have been better if his personality turned out to be more enticing

 

[BerserkerLord3000]

Oda had no idea what to do with Kaido. His personality was erratic and riddled with inconsistencies. His fighting style was lacking; the only difference between attacks was a harder club swing. His elemental attacks were merely fodder control and had little application in his hybrid fighting style. His character was never fleshed out because his flashback was only four pages long. Why was he someone who wanted to start the world's greatest war and die in a spectacular manner? Why was he attempting suicide if he was waiting for Joyboy? How did he come to those conclusions? He never felt like he had a legit threatening presence over the main cast. He simply felt like a raid boss and training tool for the protagonist.

100% agree. I have a hard time seeing how ppl think these 2 yonko clowns were ever a threat.

 

[Rmstorm]

Talks about one needs haki to conquer seas and not DF powers.

Proceeds to use his DF form for his final attack.



Covers himself with melting fire.

Proceeds to say he's gonna melt his opponent.

In the end he was the one who died by getting melted.

Kaido the goat.

Remember what Oda said, Luffy crushed his opponents dreams, kaido was one of them.