General & Others Who still thinks Zoro surpasses Oden this arc ?
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Oden is not only a man who scared Kaido, he is a man who could fight on equal terms with the yonko Kaido:
Oden did not fight together with anyone, he was alone, and he could still give a scar Kaido permanently
So, to overcome Oden, Zoro needs to do better than: fight Kaido in 1v1, alone, combine with him in power with his club, and alone, make a permanent scar in his dragon form
There is definitely someone who thinks Zoro will overtake a legitimate top tier. See how illusory it is, it's incredible that this is still a discussion
Zoro >/= King is all these fanboys are going to have
Oden did not fight together with anyone, he was alone, and he could still give a scar Kaido permanently
So, to overcome Oden, Zoro needs to do better than: fight Kaido in 1v1, alone, combine with him in power with his club, and alone, make a permanent scar in his dragon form
There is definitely someone who thinks Zoro will overtake a legitimate top tier. See how illusory it is, it's incredible that this is still a discussion
Zoro >/= King is all these fanboys are going to have
Oden has already been surprassed.
Let's focus on the Enma black blade discussion for a bit. What's the process of turning a blade into a black blade, and what would make it more likely for Enma to be first turned ?
If the amount of time one uses a blade is a significant factor, Enma should be the last sword Zoro turns into a black blade, and it could serve as confirmation that he has finally surpassed Oden due tot that process.
If there's something about Enma that makes it special and more likely to be turned into a black blade, there's two obvious ways to look at it :
1. Oden failed with a blade that's the easiest to turn black. That's significant Oden dehype, if Enma eases that process so much that Zoro can achieve that in two weeks with Enma, while his other blades remain unchanged after so many years.
2. Past users can play a role in turning a blade black. In the way that a black blade remains black once changed even if not used by the one who turned it black in the first place, it's possible that a blade can be pushed further into that process of turning it black by the one using it at a time, and following users can pick up where the process was left off.
If that's the case though, the question would be, how much of the leg work necessary Oden did and how much did Zoro add to it ? Is it really Zoro surpassing Oden if the process was like 95% complete, and Zoro does the last 5% ?
If the amount of time one uses a blade is a significant factor, Enma should be the last sword Zoro turns into a black blade, and it could serve as confirmation that he has finally surpassed Oden due tot that process.
If there's something about Enma that makes it special and more likely to be turned into a black blade, there's two obvious ways to look at it :
1. Oden failed with a blade that's the easiest to turn black. That's significant Oden dehype, if Enma eases that process so much that Zoro can achieve that in two weeks with Enma, while his other blades remain unchanged after so many years.
2. Past users can play a role in turning a blade black. In the way that a black blade remains black once changed even if not used by the one who turned it black in the first place, it's possible that a blade can be pushed further into that process of turning it black by the one using it at a time, and following users can pick up where the process was left off.
If that's the case though, the question would be, how much of the leg work necessary Oden did and how much did Zoro add to it ? Is it really Zoro surpassing Oden if the process was like 95% complete, and Zoro does the last 5% ?
