General & Others Is MKK really a joke?? Let's stop ignoring and actually see the high possibilities of MKK

#41
Momo killing Kaido makes as much sense as any of the scabbards picking up a sword and slitting Kaido's throat after he's unconscious, it just won't happen, it would be anticlimatic and kinda dark for OP standards.
 
#42
MKK will not happen for the same reason, ZKK won't happen.

Kaido is not set up to die. No matter how much he tries or wishes for it, a glorious death will not befall this man.

This is Kaidos character arc. He wants death. People want to kill him. But he's doomed to forever elude it. He will disappear off the face of the Earth, and be forgotten in the annals of history, just like his former Captain before him. That's the ending that is befitting for him. Not having his name cemented for eternity.
 
#43
MKK will not happen for the same reason, ZKK won't happen.

Kaido is not set up to die. No matter how much he tries or wishes for it, a glorious death will not befall this man.

This is Kaidos character arc. He wants death. People want to kill him. But he's doomed to forever elude it. He will disappear off the face of the Earth, and be forgotten in the annals of history, just like his former Captain before him. That's the ending that is befitting for him. Not having his name cemented for eternity.
That's dumber than MKK really. Imagine still saying that "Kaidou is not set up to die" after 120 chapters of Wano
That's disrepect on what's Oda is setting up and hinting for Kaidou's ultimate fate if anything.
 

HA001

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#44
MKK will not happen for the same reason, ZKK won't happen.

Kaido is not set up to die. No matter how much he tries or wishes for it, a glorious death will not befall this man.

This is Kaidos character arc. He wants death. People want to kill him. But he's doomed to forever elude it. He will disappear off the face of the Earth, and be forgotten in the annals of history, just like his former Captain before him. That's the ending that is befitting for him. Not having his name cemented for eternity.
His captain who is dead you mean
 
#45
MKK will not happen for the same reason, ZKK won't happen.

Kaido is not set up to die. No matter how much he tries or wishes for it, a glorious death will not befall this man.

This is Kaidos character arc. He wants death. People want to kill him. But he's doomed to forever elude it. He will disappear off the face of the Earth, and be forgotten in the annals of history, just like his former Captain before him. That's the ending that is befitting for him. Not having his name cemented for eternity.
Do the people of Wano glorify the Dragon that was fodderized by Ryuma or the latter's feat by itself?
 
#46
MKK will not happen for the same reason, ZKK won't happen.

Kaido is not set up to die. No matter how much he tries or wishes for it, a glorious death will not befall this man.

This is Kaidos character arc. He wants death. People want to kill him. But he's doomed to forever elude it. He will disappear off the face of the Earth, and be forgotten in the annals of history, just like his former Captain before him. That's the ending that is befitting for him. Not having his name cemented for eternity.
Yes He aims to die in a World Wide War which he Starts by involving 2 Yonkos, The Marines and the SSG and the Ancient Weapons. The Scale of That War will Be so Massive that Kaido will get his Glorious Death.

Getting Killed in a Wano, A Closed Country Without the Whole World Watching (Unlike Marineford Arc) is Exactly Like Rocks Getting Killed in an Island without the Entire World Watching.

Im not a Zoro Fan or a ZKK fan But Kaido is dying. And Zoro Killing him is Infinitely More Believable than Momo Killing him or Moria Killing Him.
 
#48
ZKK is a joke, even Zolo's finishing move only scratch Kaido while Luffy didn't even use his finishing moves yet

inb4 Luffy used KKG on Kaido in the anime: Only in your dreams where anime will be considered canon material:myman:
 
#51
That's dumber than MKK really. Imagine still saying that "Kaidou is not set up to die" after 120 chapters of Wano
That's disrepect on what's Oda is setting up and hinting for Kaidou's ultimate fate if anything.
There is a difference between setting up someone to die, like Whitebeard removing all his equipment and disbanding his medical staff prior to Marineford, and having someone want to die, and people trying to kill him for over 20 years and completely failing every single time. What exactly is supposed to make it different this time than the last 100 times?

Do the people of Wano glorify the Dragon that was fodderized by Ryuma or the latter's feat by itself?
Was the Dragon a mythical Zoan, and an actual person known throughout the World, or was it just a no name dragon?
 
#53
I agree Kaido won't die, but how would death by Zoro/Momo be glorious for him?
Roger's death ushered in the Great Pirate era.

Whitebeards death signified the rise of the next generation of pirates.

Opening Wanos Borders is heavily implied to be directly linked to the Dawn of The New World. Kaidos death, in tandem with opening the Borders of Wano would cement his name in history as ushering in the Dawn of the New World.
 

Gol D. Roger

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#54
Roger's death ushered in the Great Pirate era.

Whitebeards death signified the rise of the next generation of pirates.

Opening Wanos Borders is heavily implied to be directly linked to the Dawn of The New World. Kaidos death, in tandem with opening the Borders of Wano would cement his name in history as ushering in the Dawn of the New World.
The difference is Roger and WB are the reasons for the beginning of the Great Pirate ages while Kaido is an obstacle for the Dawn of the World. I don't think he gets any credit for the Dawn of the World.
 
#56
The difference is Roger and WB are the reasons for the beginning of the Great Pirate ages while Kaido is an obstacle for the Dawn of the World. I don't think he gets any credit for the Dawn of the World.
Well technically Whitebeard was deemed the obstacle nobody could overcome to become Pirate King after Roger's death. It's pretty much the same thing. Kaido is the one impeding the opening of Wanos borders, as Whitebeard was the one impeding any progress of someone becoming Pirate King.

Whitebeard had to die for the next Generation to take rise.

If Kaido dies in this battle, it indirectly implies it was the only option, otherwise The Dawn of the World wouldn't be possible.
 
#57
There is a difference between setting up someone to die, like Whitebeard removing all his equipment and disbanding his medical staff prior to Marineford, and having someone want to die, and people trying to kill him for over 20 years and completely failing every single time. What exactly is supposed to make it different this time than the last 100 times?


Was the Dragon a mythical Zoan, and an actual person known throughout the World, or was it just a no name dragon?
Because Oda has been building up for it? I dont know how he’a gonna die, but saying that Oda hasnt been setting up for Kaidou to die is to spit on the story of his itself. For fuck sake Oda even outright admits that the world only needs one dragon. And guess who that Dragon is gonna be?
 

Gol D. Roger

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#58
Well technically Whitebeard was deemed the obstacle nobody could overcome to become Pirate King after Roger's death. It's pretty much the same thing. Kaido is the one impeding the opening of Wanos borders, as Whitebeard was the one impeding any progress of someone becoming Pirate King.

Whitebeard had to die for the next Generation to take rise.

If Kaido dies in this battle, it indirectly implies it was the only option, otherwise The Dawn of the World wouldn't be possible.
While WB did prevent anyone from reaching the top, he also opened the gates for a new era, just like Roger, by ending his own Era and confirming OP's existence. Kaido on the other hand is merely one of many obstacles that are preventing the Dawn of the World. Kaido's downfall won't inspire anything. Kaido's death is a requirement to achieve the Dawn of the World, not the sole reason for it, unlike WB's and Roger's cases where their deaths are what inspired the new eras.
 
#59
Funnily despite Oda is well known for preferring to spice the plot the most according to his standards even if that means sacrificying power level consistency, this is not even about that because Momo killing Kaido makes absolutely for such a pitiful plot compared to the one of Zoro, the man Oda himself, is hinting to be the one so badly for his declarations, Enma etc. I recall there's even an information regarding a vivre card number heavily hinting at it.
 
#60
Dont think he will kill Kaido, but for sure he will cut Kaido with Ame-no-Habakiri in the place Oden gave Kaido the scar, there are strong hints on Oden swords inheriting his Will/Haki, even Kaido feel it with Enma, so with mix of Oden and his own CoC he will be able to damange Kaido, much like Zoro, and them Luffy will hit the open wound, thats how probably Kaido will be beat, but i dont think Kaido will die, doubt that Oda will give Kaido what he want. Probably he will be taken by CP0/SSG for his powers of Oni/Dragon to be used in some weapon manafacture for the Final War.


Belive that Hiyori is with Ame-no-Habakiri and will use it to cut Orochi last head, them she will give it to Momo, thats when we will see Momo 28y human form. Probably she is the shadow we have seen and will represent the peacock/pheasant of the Momotaro legend, like Luffy is the monkey, Yamato is the dog and Momo is Momotaro himself, all the four being people who have the Inherited Will of Oden. The four colaborating to beat Kaido.
 
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