It is general consensus among the one piece world and for obvious reasons, Zoro is the RHM. Just like general consensus that Luffy > Zoro > Sanji. Gold, Silver, Copper/Bronze.
Which is how translations work. If not then Kaido would be called “100 beasts kaido” if his name is translated word for word and peoole wpuld be womdering where the 100 beast chimera DF he was supposes have went
Instead Kaido is “King of beasts kaido” because thats what the term “100 beasts kaido” means
As are your mental gymnastics for coping. Also you are a fake Zoro fan. I saw your post on comic vine saying that Mihawk loses to Kaido high diff and you deleted it for the fear of Zorobois.
Which is how translations work. If not then Kaido would be called “100 beasts kaido” if his name is translated word for word and peoole wpuld be womdering where the 100 beast chimera DF he was supposes have went
Instead Kaido is “King of beasts kaido” because thats what the term “100 beasts kaido” means
Not quite, the wing translation is correct to begin with, hence why it's a topic of discussion among the Japanese readers. For whatever reason the translator decided to translate the meaning of the metaphor itself rather than translate the sentence.
Zoro has never been called wing in manga, you pulled that shit out
Sanji is wings of Pirate King and WSS, he has transportation duty
Zoro is the strongest fighter in straw hat and Luffys partner and basically second captain of straw hats
just imagine Zoro couldn’t beat King cause of his injuries and some injury just opens inside (which would be plausible and is not related to his strength) and Sanji would beat King in the last round for Zoro.
What is there to discuss? And how many of these japanese readers discussing it are also english experts that they somehow Know that this shoukd be a direct translation into english as opposed to what Stephen translated
Like what exactly is different from what Stephen translated meaning wise? What changes? Do people literally think Zoro and Sanji literally have wings involved in something?
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