It happened years ago but Zoro did defeat Morgan. They might comment about it being old and outdated yet some of them still use the Doriki to argue why Zoro>=Sanji
Nope, you see there was a reason why we saw Marines discuss the Rock pirates, and the reason why Sengoku particularry adress to Akainu about Wano's important role. We knew that every admiral was send to each of Shichibukai, while the one and only Admiral who was left was Akainu.
Akainu was the one who put a death wound on WB, he was the one who killed Ace, Rogers son. So it is suit for his ambitions to became new Marine Legend like Garp was. We know that Garp was able to destroy Rock pirates and defeate their captain...this is why he became a legend. So if another Marine will kill new formed Rocks pirates he will became a legend too. So that is something that what Akainu will aiming for.
We know that Marines ships are coming here. Yes,there should be SSG but...I believe Akainu himself is going to join main party as well. So he is the one who Hawking saw...he is bad news for pirates, and he will burn em all.
Nope, you see there was a reason why we saw Marines discuss the Rock pirates, and the reason why Sengoku particularry adress to Akainu about Wano's important role. We knew that every admiral was send to each of Shichibukai, while the one and only Admiral who was left was Akainu.
Akainu was the one who put a death wound on WB, he was the one who killed Ace, Rogers son. So it is suit for his ambitions to became new Marine Legend like Garp was. We know that Garp was able to destroy Rock pirates and defeate their captain...this is why he became a legend. So if another Marine will kill new formed Rocks pirates he will became a legend too. So that is something that what Akainu will aiming for.
We know that Marines ships are coming here. Yes,there should be SSG but...I believe Akainu himself is going to join main party as well. So he is the one who Hawking saw...he is bad news for pirates, and he will burn em all.
Anyway if Akainu appear in Wano this arc will stop be so lame...we knew what crazy shit will happen if he come there. The only way to save this arc
:cheers:
Anyway if Akainu appear in Wano this arc will stop be so lame...we knew what crazy shit will happen if he come there. The only way to save this arc
:cheers:
Well, if Akainu appear in Wano that event would be enough to made me not drop One Piece after Wano. But then again, even if he appear there...I wouldn't like to even see Luffy to being able hurt him right now. Akainu is possibly top 1 in verse in EOS so...it's time...time to see greatness!
His character arc is surrounding a "grand death". What he should recieve is a pathetic death.
This will be a long post but bear with me.
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Did you notice how even Sengoku said that apart from a few oldtimers in the marines, nobody remembers Rocks?
but how Roger, Whitebeard and Oden are remembered for their era defining grand deaths?
In fact, Kaido explicitly praises Whitebeard (during his introduction chapter) and Oden here, on panel, for getting their spectacular deaths.
I am firmly of the opinion that Rocks is on the same level as Roger and Whitebeard if not higher as a pirate. What he lacks is a grand death, as Kaido reiterates on the rooftop, death is what completes a person.
I think Rocks didn't get the grand death that Roger and Whitebeard got. This could be a huge part of Kaido's motivation of making sure people remember him after he gets his "grand death" unlike what happened to his former captain. We'll most likely get a Rocks flashback so that Oda can build that narrative and end it with his pathetic death.
Also another thing: we see Luffy & Big Mom claim that they wanna become the King of the Pirates. but Kaido, even though he declared that he wants to find the Ancient Weapons and the One Piece, he has never saidhe wants to become the King of the Pirates. he said that he wants to use that to create the world of violence that he seeks.
This is also based off of Whitebeard's last words - since he confirmed that a world wide war is bound to start if someone finds the One Piece with them.
All Kaido is dreaming of, is to die a honourable, grand death in a world wide war which he starts after in the process of finding the One Piece and Ancient Weapons so that people remember him long after he has passed like Roger and Whitebeard.
This is the statement that he told Kinemon before skewering him
"Face your death like a warrior! The problem with defeat is that so few people can accept it when it arrives"
This alone makes me think that he's gonna die while bawling his eyes out and crying about his legacy being tarnished by his pathetic death. That people wont remember him like they remember Roger, Whitebeard and Oden after their grand/epic deaths.
I think dying in a closed off country is very against what Kaido desires - to die in a grand world wide war and be remembered. Which is why i think Kaido is going to die a pathetic death, at the end of the Wano arc.
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My personal theory is that it will go like what happened to Captain Morgans, the very first villain at the start of Romance Dawn.
Oda coincidentally made Kaido win against Oden with an extremely similar hostage situation. The biggest flaw in Oden's character was that he took everything onto himself and did it on his own. What's to say Orochi (who's being kept alive for some reason) won't do the same with Momo, after he's exhausted stopping Onigashima, this time around?
What's to say Kaido, after Luffy beats him down, won't try to finish off a distracted Luffy just like what happened with Oden? This time willingly going against his ideals, because he is very close to losing out on his dream.
The whole fault/mistake of Oden was to take everthing upon himself and not to ask others for help. He is usually strong enough to get away with it but couldn't against Kaido. However Luffy is different. And who is the strawhat who's been portrayed alongside Luffy the most this arc? None other than Zoro. This would also resolve the "Monster Samurai like Oden" plotline.
To sum it up:
> Luffy beats Kaido.
> Orochi holds an exhausted Momo hostage after that.
> Luffy focuses on Orochi and tries to save Momo
> Kaido, after getting beaten and abandoning his principles, tries to get a cheap shot in on Luffy.
> Zoro defends his captain.
This was the first arc of One Piece after Luffy gained his strawhat from Shanks. Wano is the last arc before Luffy is heralded as a Great Pirate, an equal to Shanks and he is at a point where he can meet him and return the said Strawhat.
His character arc is surrounding a "grand death". What he should recieve is a pathetic death.
This will be a long post but bear with me.
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Did you notice how even Sengoku said that apart from a few oldtimers in the marines, nobody remembers Rocks?
but how Roger, Whitebeard and Oden are remembered for their era defining grand deaths?
In fact, Kaido explicitly praises Whitebeard (during his introduction chapter) and Oden here, on panel, for getting their spectacular deaths.
I am firmly of the opinion that Rocks is on the same level as Roger and Whitebeard if not higher as a pirate. What he lacks is a grand death, as Kaido reiterates on the rooftop, death is what completes a person.
I think Rocks didn't get the grand death that Roger and Whitebeard got. This could be a huge part of Kaido's motivation of making sure people remember him after he gets his "grand death" unlike what happened to his former captain. We'll most likely get a Rocks flashback so that Oda can build that narrative and end it with his pathetic death.
Also another thing: we see Luffy & Big Mom claim that they wanna become the King of the Pirates. but Kaido, even though he declared that he wants to find the Ancient Weapons and the One Piece, he has never saidhe wants to become the King of the Pirates. he said that he wants to use that to create the world of violence that he seeks.
This is also based off of Whitebeard's last words - since he confirmed that a world wide war is bound to start if someone finds the One Piece with them.
All Kaido is dreaming of, is to die a honourable, grand death in a world wide war which he starts after in the process of finding the One Piece and Ancient Weapons so that people remember him long after he has passed like Roger and Whitebeard.
This is the statement that he told Kinemon before skewering him
This alone makes me think that he's gonna die while bawling his eyes out and crying about his legacy being tarnished by his pathetic death. That people wont remember him like they remember Roger, Whitebeard and Oden after their grand/epic deaths.
I think dying in a closed off country is very against what Kaido desires - to die in a grand world wide war and be remembered. Which is why i think Kaido is going to die a pathetic death, at the end of the Wano arc.
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My personal theory is that it will go like what happened to Captain Morgans, the very first villain at the start of Romance Dawn.
Oda coincidentally made Kaido win against Oden with an extremely similar hostage situation. The biggest flaw in Oden's character was that he took everything onto himself and did it on his own. What's to say Orochi (who's being kept alive for some reason) won't do the same with Momo, after he's exhausted stopping Onigashima, this time around?
What's to say Kaido, after Luffy beats him down, won't try to finish off a distracted Luffy just like what happened with Oden? This time willingly going against his ideals, because he is very close to losing out on his dream.
The whole fault/mistake of Oden was to take everthing upon himself and not to ask others for help. He is usually strong enough to get away with it but couldn't against Kaido. However Luffy is different. And who is the strawhat who's been portrayed alongside Luffy the most this arc? None other than Zoro. This would also resolve the "Monster Samurai like Oden" plotline.
To sum it up:
> Luffy beats Kaido.
> Orochi holds an exhausted Momo hostage after that.
> Luffy focuses on Orochi and tries to save Momo
> Kaido, after getting beaten and abandoning his principles, tries to get a cheap shot in on Luffy.
> Zoro defends his captain.
This was the first arc of One Piece after Luffy gained his strawhat from Shanks. Wano is the last arc before Luffy is heralded as a Great Pirate, an equal to Shanks and he is at a point where he can meet him and return the said Strawhat.
I just had some time so I searched up multiple of my previous posts in previous spoiler discussion threads and other threads and stitched together a full, all encompassing post. Took me a while but it was worth it lol.
Some villains wish to rule tyrannically over nations.
That's bad.
Therefore, Luffy, the SHs, and the good guys, in general, prevent that from happening.
As a result, people in the community jumped to: "Villains do not get what they want".
When in reality, there is no such rule.
That's why you see "exceptions" with it, like the ones previously mentioned.
If their desires don't affect anyone, then they can achieve those goals.
Kaido wants to die.
I'm sure the people of Wano would have no objections to that.
The scabbards want him to die.
Oden wanted him to die.
Yamato was fine with letting him die.
The difference between Kaido wanting to die and him ruling over Wano is that the former isn't a bad thing to Wano.
So it happening is completely fine.
I just had some time so I searched up multiple of my previous posts in previous spoiler discussion threads and other threads and stitched together a fully all encompassing post. Took me a while but it was worth it lol.
Kaido, even though he declared that he wants to find the Ancient Weapons and the One Piece, he has never saidhe wants to become the King of the Pirates
This was the first arc of One Piece after Luffy gained his strawhat from Shanks. Wano is the last arc before Luffy is heralded as a Great Pirate, an equal to Shanks and he is at a point where he can meet him and return the said Strawhat.
Some villains wish to rule tyrannically over nations.
That's bad.
Therefore, Luffy, the SHs, and the good guys, in general, prevent that from happening.
As a result, people in the community jumped to: "Villains do not get what they want".
When in reality, there is no such rule.
That's why you see "exceptions" with it, like the ones previously mentioned.
If their desires don't affect anyone, then they can achieve those goals.
Kaido wants to die.
I'm sure the people of Wano would have no objections to that.
The scabbards want him to die.
Oden wanted him to die.
Yamato was fine with letting him die.
The difference between Kaido wanting to die and him ruling over Wano is that the former isn't a bad thing to Wano.
So it happening is completely fine.
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