Character Discussion Did Kaido acknowledged Zoro as a monster samurai like Oden?
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So, your conclusion is Zoro is and will remain a trash to nobody but Kaido? 
Why do Zoro fans have such a problem with a new sword being a powerup? That's always been the case for Zoro. Obviously enma isn't infused with Oden's haki or some shit, but it's obviously a powerup or he wouldn't be using it. Do you really think Zoro would bring a sword that makes him weaker into a battle like this? Just because Sanji and Luffy fans shit on him for it and say enma carried him (which is stupid) doesn't mean ya'll have to go to the opposite extreme and say it nerfed him.
Enma isn't a supreme grade yet there is no way it's an upgrade over Shusui
Yes it was nerfing Zoro got in his way plenty of times constantly drained his haki. His only PU this arc is his coc awakening which has nothing to do with Enma. Swords don't grant users such an ability neither do they awaken it, he would have done that regardless of the swords he was using.
Yes it was nerfing Zoro got in his way plenty of times constantly drained his haki. His only PU this arc is his coc awakening which has nothing to do with Enma. Swords don't grant users such an ability neither do they awaken it, he would have done that regardless of the swords he was using.
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A poor attempt at deflection, considering the fact that you didn't answer my question at all. Maybe because you couldn't? 
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
A poor attempt at deflection, considering the fact that you didn't answer my question at all. Maybe because you couldn't?
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
A poor attempt at deflection, considering the fact that you didn't answer my question at all. Maybe because you couldn't?
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
Also, why even bring Mihawk into this discussion when we do not know yet if he had ties to Wano at this point of the story?
Besides, obviously Mihawk's student hype translates into Mihawk's hype by association. An acknowledgment toward Zoro is thus an acknowledgment toward Mihawk. Even if Mihawk never interacted with any Wanonese, the fact that Zoro needed his accomplishments in Wano to be a worthy contender for the WSS title should speak volumes about Mihawk.
Now stop this little deflection and try to answer my question. If you can't, then admit there is no other way for Zoro to be acknowledged in Wano other than by Kaido himself and therefore ZKK.
He renders everything just so much easier
