Future Events Oda's killing problem - does he have the guts to kill Kaido?
- Thread starter Den_Den_Mushi
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as you said the problem is not who do it
its oda, will he kill ?!
you know oda benefit from his way of none killing a character then he surprised the fans with ace death and WB
but with kaidou case it will not be surprise cuz a lot of characters wanted his death even himself
also it didn't serve as build for main character/story like ace death
so what the benefit of killing kaidou for oda ? will it different from his defeat ?!
no he can be defeated and captured and wano end a happy ending with opening the border etc
but there's only one major reason for oda to kill kaidou
and that is it has been hinted from kaidou introduction
kaidou = immortal , everyone want to kill him oden samuraies , 9rs WG pirates
this is why may oda kill him cuz kaido and death is 2 face for coin
its oda, will he kill ?!
you know oda benefit from his way of none killing a character then he surprised the fans with ace death and WB
but with kaidou case it will not be surprise cuz a lot of characters wanted his death even himself
also it didn't serve as build for main character/story like ace death
so what the benefit of killing kaidou for oda ? will it different from his defeat ?!
no he can be defeated and captured and wano end a happy ending with opening the border etc
but there's only one major reason for oda to kill kaidou
and that is it has been hinted from kaidou introduction
kaidou = immortal , everyone want to kill him oden samuraies , 9rs WG pirates
this is why may oda kill him cuz kaido and death is 2 face for coin
Kaido is very likely to die. Who kills is the real question.
The only alternative is that you chain him like a pig in seastone like BM-Queen and send it to ID like Doffy. But to do that you need an Admiral to babysit him and you would need to time it so that said Admiral is fully focused on Kaido and doesn't touch the Luffy & Co...
The only alternative is that you chain him like a pig in seastone like BM-Queen and send it to ID like Doffy. But to do that you need an Admiral to babysit him and you would need to time it so that said Admiral is fully focused on Kaido and doesn't touch the Luffy & Co...
Its hard to imagine a top tier like kaido didnt have awakening zoan, even impel down jailer has it, so either zoro or luffy or someone else has to finish him off otherwise kaido will standing again because of quick recovery
The worst plot is kaido and big mom become an ally
, and swear to aid luffy ....and thats lame af
The worst plot is kaido and big mom become an ally
, and swear to aid luffy ....and thats lame af
@Den_Den_Mushi damn, that panel of Luffy saying its naive to not want anyone to die in a war.. Who's that Luffy? Where did he go? xD
A heartwrenching scene in which an important character suffers the loss of their only parental figure due to that parental figure's absolute unwillingness to deny their familial bond? That scene would never be drawn in 2021 OP.
Look at the scene with Yasu and tell me it was memorable. Tell me it evoked genuine emotion. Tell me you knew that nothing would be the same for the characters from here on out. Admit it, you didn't even remember it! Neither did I. Yasu was a shitty father that sold his daughter to the red light district to serve under a high class escort and a gangster. When that chapter came out, half the fandom was debating whether he was actually dead or not. That's how bad Oda's post-timeskip anti-death shenanigans have gotten. Fandom has to debate whether Zoro actually killed the magistrate or whether bullets killed Yasu and hard to blame them with child Sabo survived an entire round of artillery fire.
So if Zoro did kill the magistrate, that would make him the only Straw Hat to have killed in recent times, and the number 1 candidate for killing Kaido. At the same time, killing Kaido would need to shatter his beliefs to be consistent with how Luffy thwarts his other opponents. As for what those beliefs are? Who knows. Whatever Oda comes up with on sketching day I suppose.
Look at the scene with Yasu and tell me it was memorable. Tell me it evoked genuine emotion. Tell me you knew that nothing would be the same for the characters from here on out. Admit it, you didn't even remember it! Neither did I. Yasu was a shitty father that sold his daughter to the red light district to serve under a high class escort and a gangster. When that chapter came out, half the fandom was debating whether he was actually dead or not. That's how bad Oda's post-timeskip anti-death shenanigans have gotten. Fandom has to debate whether Zoro actually killed the magistrate or whether bullets killed Yasu and hard to blame them with child Sabo survived an entire round of artillery fire.
So if Zoro did kill the magistrate, that would make him the only Straw Hat to have killed in recent times, and the number 1 candidate for killing Kaido. At the same time, killing Kaido would need to shatter his beliefs to be consistent with how Luffy thwarts his other opponents. As for what those beliefs are? Who knows. Whatever Oda comes up with on sketching day I suppose.
Obviously the relationship between Yasu and Toko pales compared to that of Nami and Bellemere, but it still is something out of the normal for Oda’s writing.
What Yasu shows is that Oda is breaking his usual conventions. The same way he broke them in Marineford. Characters don’t die in the present day, that’s Oda’s general rule. Flashback, fair game, current story, nope.
Yasu breaks that pattern. In other arcs, Yasu would be fine. Like Pagaya surviving his apparent death to save his daughter Conis. That’s the more apt comparison than the Nami-Bellemere one. Here we actually got an onscreen, present day death, and unlike other situations, we actually ended up with both a corpse and a grave. If Yasu comes back from this, it will shit all over Pell as the worst death fake out Oda has ever done.
Oda has already killed a character this arc. If he can kill off Yasu, he can kill off Kaido. Whether he has the balls to go through with a main character like Zoro doing it, that’s the real question.
What Yasu shows is that Oda is breaking his usual conventions. The same way he broke them in Marineford. Characters don’t die in the present day, that’s Oda’s general rule. Flashback, fair game, current story, nope.
Yasu breaks that pattern. In other arcs, Yasu would be fine. Like Pagaya surviving his apparent death to save his daughter Conis. That’s the more apt comparison than the Nami-Bellemere one. Here we actually got an onscreen, present day death, and unlike other situations, we actually ended up with both a corpse and a grave. If Yasu comes back from this, it will shit all over Pell as the worst death fake out Oda has ever done.
Oda has already killed a character this arc. If he can kill off Yasu, he can kill off Kaido. Whether he has the balls to go through with a main character like Zoro doing it, that’s the real question.
You lot overthink this. Zoro will cut his head off in dragon form just like he did that poor dragon in Punk Hazard. It's that simple. Think back to how the BB pirates killed WB, it'll be something very similar.
I can see Kaido getting defeated and tryna to fly off in his dragon form and the SN's all jump in the air bussin out their most potent attacks.
Killer would start off by hitting Kaido with his most powerful move, follow by Kidd, Law, Luffy and finally Zoro slices his head off. The end.
I can see Kaido getting defeated and tryna to fly off in his dragon form and the SN's all jump in the air bussin out their most potent attacks.
Killer would start off by hitting Kaido with his most powerful move, follow by Kidd, Law, Luffy and finally Zoro slices his head off. The end.