I'll start saying this is more for the lol of it.
In some way, it is.
Those are two sides of the coin.
The impressive fact was that Loki was a toddler and then as a kid, without any scales.
Which is quite funny, I am sure you'll agree.
Also we had whole Wano about this dragon-thing, and the GV FB about Kaido searching for a powerful fruit etc.
But mostly this comes from people claiming Kaido was basically the ultimate lifeform.
Seriously speaking, I agree.
It's not Kaido's fault; Loki powercliffed Roger, WB, Garp, etc. too.
According to Eiichiro Oda, Hassaikai does not have a rank (位列, iretsu?), though if Kaidou were to leave the weapon behind, it would be called a "legend".
That‘s more impressive than the chosen one weapon trope, so Kaido making an non ranked weapon, legendary is more impressive.
That‘s more impressive than the chosen one weapon trope, so Kaido making an non ranked weapon, legendary is more impressive.
Those are two sides of the coin.
Kaido falling 10km down isn‘t less impressive of what happened to Loki.
Loki having a chosen •“god“ fruit isn‘t also better than Kaido having a mythical one, because of the chosen trope which is actually rejected by a lot of readers, so I don‘t know why suddenly this •“chosen god stuff“ is being celebrated.
Which is quite funny, I am sure you'll agree.
Also we had whole Wano about this dragon-thing, and the GV FB about Kaido searching for a powerful fruit etc.
But mostly this comes from people claiming Kaido was basically the ultimate lifeform.
Everything else goes for Loki, but at the end of the day Loki is a protagonist, Kaido is a villain. Would Loki beat him? High likely, but comparing Kaido with a protagonist is kinda redundant.
Kaido should be compared with other antagonists and villain
Kaido should be compared with other antagonists and villain
It's not Kaido's fault; Loki powercliffed Roger, WB, Garp, etc. too.
