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Fire Festival is a night of celebration for the Wano folk, the only time they can actually somewhat live like humans throughout the course of the whole year. A night they can let go of all their worries and dream. Having them see the whole struggle with Onigashima above the Fire Capital would've...

Looking forward to all the BB Pirates/Rocks parallels post-wano:myman: Interesting that "Beehive" where "Rocks" was formed & what looks to have been their base is where BB is currently residing. Plus the two crews dynamics are also seems very similar ^^. Wonder if we'd ever get to see god valley?🤔

Fair enuff ^^. It's important to note here that Kaido says "The man who manages to beat me in the future" so I don't think two admirals beating him in a tag team would apply here.

Wouldn't really call it a team effort 💀 It's true that multiple people fought Kaido but the person who ended up defeating him is Luffy. Luffy is why Kaido is getting defeated here not the multiple rounds he fought and Kaido is losing here not coz some of his stamina has been depleted but bcoz...

Don't think the current chapter really changes anything with regards to this. My thoughts on that panel is that those 5 are people Kaido consider to be the very strongest (i.e. prolly the strongest he's ever faced and maybe even the only people that ever been able to drive him into a corner). At...

Depends has Kaido ever lost since he made that statement to King? What Kaido says here is "Whoever manages to beat me (in the future/going forward)" not "Anyone whoever manages to beat me", there is a difference. So technically speaking even if we assume Kaido had truly been defeated in the past...

Probably not as it looks to me like Kaido only developed this thought pattern after Oden's death. Maybe as a result of Oden's last words to him and Yamato's talk about Joyboy. Technically speaking though, if Kaido did already think that Joyboy would be whoever beat him prior to meeting Oden...

More accurately what Kaido says here is "The person who manages to beat me in the future" to which King replies saying "In that case it doesn't look like Joyboy will ever appear", The implication here is that Kaido cannot be defeated (at the very least Kaido going forward from the point when...

Nope Oden lost to Kaido. Hence why Wano is in the state it currently is. Oden lost in part due to Orochi's granny's intervention but the reality is that he lost to Kaido and we already had a similar situation like that play out in this Luffy v Kaido fight prior to Gear 5 with Cp0 interfering but...

He doesn't really have to be told Luffy his Joyboy. His defeat here to Luffy will be proof of that and all it should really take to convince Kaido that Luffy is Joyboy

Not sure if this has come up yet but with the flow of the current story, I'm strongly leaning towards Kaido leaving Wano of his own violition. Right now we have a setting in which Kaido himself is willing to accept defeat if it's "Joyboy" so there's really no reason for him to make a fuss or...