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Pretty sure Zoro surpassed the scabbards the moment he tamed enma (I believe he was above them before that though)

Anyway, on to the topic. Its pretty clear to me that Zoro landing the final blow on Kaido or even killing him is within the realm of possibility now. I do think however, the final outcome will ultimately depend on Yamato as well. Despite Kaido being a pathetic excuse for a father, I think there...

You literally took one word from the definiton I posted and ignored everything else. Lets ignore the first word that says kill or the literal definition of someone being physically chopped up into pieces. Heck you could have even taken the second definition posted where it says to defeat or...

No, Zoro said slice him into pieces. " cut (someone) to pieces 1. To violently kill, severely maim, or incapacitate someone.The soldier was cut to pieces by the roadside bomb.The devastating disease cut her to pieces. 2. To completely overwhelm, defeat, or decimate.The team's star striker has...

You keep making the most asinine objections to phrases used in translations. Do idioms not exist to you?

I was just looking at Artur's translation :choppawhat:

It says Zoro is the strongest in the crew after the captain. I don't really see a problem with reconciling both. Up to EL, Zoro and Luffy were roughly on the same level. Post-TS there is a gap, how far that gap is we won't know until Zoro is pushed to his limits.

Yes, I agree that the balancing act between Luffy getting a clear W against Kaido and Zoro actually offing him is key here. We can go on all day about Zoro being foreshadowed to gravely injure or even killing Kaido, and i'd agree with it. However, lets not ignore that Luffy got one-shot at the...