What's up guys? This is my first post, my first theory may seem like a stupid theory, but that's what you decide, the theory has to do with Kumadori, CP0 or CP9 in Wano.
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Starting with her mother, she may not have appropriate Wano clothes, but generally who is from Wano looks like the images above and below.
Let's go to facts / coincidences
Fact 1: He is alive.
Fact 2: Cover Stories: They stayed together until the end and are probably still together.
The images below two, or these masks, are Kumadori and others from CP9, or there are other masks out there that are them.
So Kumadori may be on CP0 or continue on CP9 with new members or maybe not even, maybe Raizou was already his master or both will have a confrontation.┊┊┊┊┊┊┊┊┊┊┊
Starting with her mother, she may not have appropriate Wano clothes, but generally who is from Wano looks like the images above and below.
Let's go to facts / coincidences
Fact 1: He is alive.
Fact 2: Cover Stories: They stayed together until the end and are probably still together.
The images below two, or these masks, are Kumadori and others from CP9, or there are other masks out there that are them.
Curiosities
In SBS Volume 44, it is revealed that Kumadori's mother is still alive. However, Kumadori does not seem to know this: Maybe his mother is in Wano.
Kabuki: The Genroku Era (1673-1735)
During the Genroku era, kabuki flourished. The structure of the kabuki pieces was formalized during this period, as well as many style elements. Conventional character types have been determined. The Kabuki Theater and Ningyô jóruri (an elaborate form of puppet theater which later became known as 'Bunraku') became closely associated with each other at that time and have since influenced their development. Famous playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon, one of the first to write dramatic kabuki texts professionally, produced many influential works, although the most significant piece of his work, Sonezaki Shinju (Sonezaki's Love Suicides), was originally written for Kabuki. Bunraku Like many other bunraku plays, however, it was adapted for kabuki and inspired many "copycats": in fact, it is said that this and other similar pieces caused so many actual cases of suicide copied from the drama that the government banned Shinju. mono (suicidal play by double lover - by the way). , curious resemblance to Romeo and Juliet) in 1723. Another famous name of Kabuki, Ichikawa Danjuro ninth, also lived at that time. He is attributed the development of the “Mie” poses (dynamic and expressive pose that accompanies the mime) and the kumadori makeup, which simulated masks. Stylized makeup, in addition to clothing, is indeed an essential element in the elaboration of the overly striking Kabuki plot, improving the contours of the eyes, eyelashes and mouth, highlighting the actor on the scene. Colors also play a predominant role in art. Each color is linked to a symbolism that represents the character's temperament, just as white is worn by women and young people in love, gray to melancholy, red to anger and anger, blue and black to villains, green to evil spirits and visitors to another. world. In the mid-eighteenth century, the Kabuki temporarily lost their popular preference for bunraku (puppet theater). This was partly because of the emerging class of many good Bunraku playwrights at the time. This fact lasted until the end of the century, when Kabuki emerged again. In the mid-eighteenth century, the Kabuki temporarily lost their popular preference for bunraku (puppet theater). This was partly because of the emerging class of many good Bunraku playwrights at the time. This fact lasted until the end of the century, when Kabuki emerged again. In the mid-eighteenth century, the Kabuki temporarily lost their popular preference for bunraku (puppet theater). This was partly because of the emerging class of many good Bunraku playwrights at the time. This fact lasted until the end of the century, when Kabuki emerged again.
Perhaps it was introduced into the act equivalent to Genroku's age, either alone or in conjunction with CP9 or CP9, there is also a hypothesis that CP9 broke and some were trapped in one of Wano's prisons.
Decide below whether this theory makes sense or not, if you are unconvinced, show yourself by giving more facts to prove it or object by giving facts showing that there is nothing to do.
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