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Of course he's gone make a move. Oda didn't bring him along to sit on a boat the whole arc, and just leave at the end.

You don't pay attention to the story at all do you? And who the hell is saying the Sword is making a conscious decision for Zoro? Enma has a thirst for CoA, and pulls it out on its own. I am saying if Oden fed Enma CoC over the years, then it stands to reason, the Sword would also develop a...

Man shut the hell up and pay attention to the story, and you might actually learn something.

No, it wouldn't, because he had Enma semi under control for awhile. It wasn't until Hiyori started playing the Shamisen, that Enma started to act up again, and the smoke appeared. But he didn't unleash any attacks against King that had smoke on them, when Enma was going out of control. Then...

Lets loop back around to my initial point. ENMA HAD NEVER BEEN FED COC, UNTIL ODEN UNLOCKED COC AND LEARNED HOW TO USE ADCOC. Oden was the precedent. Enma already had a taste for CoA. Oden is the one who gave it a taste for CoC. Zoro was the next CoC user to come along and attempt to tame...

Because Oden had already tamed the Sword.

Oden had already tamed Enma by the time he was 10 years old. Prior to Zoro, no one but Oden had ever managed to tame Enma. Do you think Enma ever interacted with CoC, until Oden came along? No, because Oden was the ONLY PERSON to tame Enma. Oden didn't unlock CoC haki till decades after he...

The Smoke didn't appear until Zoro acquired Enma. Enma sucks out a persons Haki. Zoro had latent CoC in his body. Zoro didn't fully unlock CoC until he finally stabilized Enma. Now the smoke can appear on all three of Zoro's Swords. I don't know man... Them signs is pretty telling.

Cut the cope.... Oda just doesn't emphasize coloring Zoro's swords all the time when he's clashing. "No hardening in the middle two panels, but Zoro finally kicks it up a notch in the bottom panel when he's falling, and hardens his Swords.' But wait! There's more.... Here you see Zoro...

It's because Oda fuels the fire on purpose. He could easily make things less ambiguous, but he doesn't. Reason being? It keeps people engaged.

So we went from Zoro will behead Kaido, to Zoro will kill Lucci, skin him, and wear his carcass as a coat?

Because Kaido and Big Mom were fresh, and Kid and Law's awakening took a lot out of them, because they weren't yet used to it. They would have exhausted themselves, and become useless, while at most would have mildly inconvenienced Kaido and Big Mom. That's why they waited until Big Mom was...

Bruh... Manga/Anime in general will NEVER be bigger anywhere outside of the Japan. These guys don't grow out of it with age. As for your OP, do you know that Japan sells more volumes of One Piece, every release than the rest of the World combined? You think that's 15-18 year Olds? Lets...

Lmao, that's hilarious coming from you, when your part of the "Pirate KING path is not strength related" brigade. But yet here you sit and now try to argue ALL King titles are strength related. The amount of hypocrisy here is astonishing. Not only does your logic, that you cherry pick prove...

You ever get tired of talking out your ass? At the age of 76 Rayleigh had a worse performance against an Admiral, than Garp, Roger's actual rival, at the age of 78. The best Rayleigh could do was keep Kizaru at bay, while wishing he could do more to protect everyone. Garp took on a former...

Mihawk never said that. It's what the Chefs at the Baratie assumed. Go read chapter 50 where the Krieg pirates ask Mihawk why he keeps picking on them, and he tells them "for fun." Also, go read chapter 53 where Mihawk tells Don Krieg that he was going to take his head, but is no longer going...

Except he already admitted that when a bunch of Marine fodder started attacking him, that he was shivering with excitement. This dude is the very definition of getting carried by his title, because his portrayal is straight cringe. He bullies the weak, but the second the prospect of fighting...

He goes after fodder when he gets bored, lol. He doesn't challenge anyone strong because he knows his limits.

I am saying Roger learned about Laughtale and this great treasure when he made it to Lodestar. He's not the one who made up the One Piece, he's just the one who found it. The One Piece existed long before Roger. And even if for shits and giggles sake, we say it was a Myth made up by Joyboy...

But we already know that Roger learned about there being one final island on the Grandline, with a treasure on it, when he reached Lodestar Island. That concept of the One Piece didn't come from Roger. It came from whoever left that message on Lodestar, which is heavily implied to be Joy Boy...