On the opposing side of this issue, I myself would much prefer seeing Zoro and Mugiwara cooperating to take down Kaido the Hundred Beasts. King the Conflagration being defeated by Zoro is meaningless. There is nothing to be gained by having him defeat yet another opponent whose relevancy in the arc hasn't been established in 45 chapters, whereas having the two original crew members helping one another to vanquish Wano's malevolency allows for wider growth for both characters. So far as I am concerned, may King the Conflagration fight Eustace Kid as Zoro avenges Kozuki Oden.
I am sorry for this misunderstanding, but I believe Zoro will be given what credit he has accumulated in this endeavor. In the commentary you quoted, I spoke freely of my earnest desires without using the manga to support my stance. Here, I will do the same, so please take it as such and not the soap box pontifications of a self indulgent loon.
The arc of Wano began under ornery occurrences, Zoro and Mugiwara finding a rare meeting between them despite the many weeks apart. Their joy and kinship together was truly remarkable and my favorite inclusion in Wano as we've progressed. They are above all else, brothers. Mugiwara is set to do battle and vanquish Kaido the Hundred Beasts, I hold no alternative theory. But it is not unlikely nor implausible that the man who holds the Kozuki survivors dear shall defend the honor of said clan and battle besides his brother. An outcome more desirable than having Zoro be pitted against an opponent whose presence in the story is negligible. Wouldn't you agree?
The arc of Wano began under ornery occurrences, Zoro and Mugiwara finding a rare meeting between them despite the many weeks apart. Their joy and kinship together was truly remarkable and my favorite inclusion in Wano as we've progressed. They are above all else, brothers. Mugiwara is set to do battle and vanquish Kaido the Hundred Beasts, I hold no alternative theory. But it is not unlikely nor implausible that the man who holds the Kozuki survivors dear shall defend the honor of said clan and battle besides his brother. An outcome more desirable than having Zoro be pitted against an opponent whose presence in the story is negligible. Wouldn't you agree?
Zoro's not assuming anything... the sword forces it's user to get stronger if they are to use it properly... its a training wheel... Are you seriously not able to understand that training makes people stronger in one piece? Like how come Luffy unlocked advanced armament by just training wth out armament Katakuri level fights but Zoro training with a haki draining sword that actually forces you to have alot of Haki and lot of haki control somehow doesn't mean Zoro will get stronger
Geez, this is bordering on willful ignorance
Geez, this is bordering on willful ignorance
