So I recently put two and two together.
Kaido's rule over Wano paints perhaps the worst picture of a country that we've seen so far. It's horrible and seems pretty irredeemable. However, at the same time, Kaido is almost unique as a villain due to what he's done with this country. Previously, the Strawhats have been entering countries which need saving. Place that are on the verge of collapse and Luffy needs to step in and maintain or restore Harmony or a status quo.
Kaido is the first One piece villain (other than Big Mom) whose country is in peace and harmony from the get go. Instead, the straw hats and alliance are here to bring violence. Kaido makes a point of protecting the Wano citizens from outside pirates (even if he doesn't care what his own crew does), so in that sense he creates and maintains a Harmony throughout the land.
For those out of the loop: "Yamato" Literally translates to "Great Harmony" in Japanese.
In a very literal respect, the one good child of Kaido's rule is a great, but highly restricted, harmony that has befallen Wano. Thats the symbolism of Yamato's character.
For this reason, right before the final battle, I suspect that Yamato will be incapacitated or knocked out. If Oda really wanted to leave us with an impression, he might even have Kaido kill her; a moment of true irredeemability. There will no longer be a chance for Harmony.
Sound Plausible?
Kaido's rule over Wano paints perhaps the worst picture of a country that we've seen so far. It's horrible and seems pretty irredeemable. However, at the same time, Kaido is almost unique as a villain due to what he's done with this country. Previously, the Strawhats have been entering countries which need saving. Place that are on the verge of collapse and Luffy needs to step in and maintain or restore Harmony or a status quo.
Kaido is the first One piece villain (other than Big Mom) whose country is in peace and harmony from the get go. Instead, the straw hats and alliance are here to bring violence. Kaido makes a point of protecting the Wano citizens from outside pirates (even if he doesn't care what his own crew does), so in that sense he creates and maintains a Harmony throughout the land.
For those out of the loop: "Yamato" Literally translates to "Great Harmony" in Japanese.
In a very literal respect, the one good child of Kaido's rule is a great, but highly restricted, harmony that has befallen Wano. Thats the symbolism of Yamato's character.
For this reason, right before the final battle, I suspect that Yamato will be incapacitated or knocked out. If Oda really wanted to leave us with an impression, he might even have Kaido kill her; a moment of true irredeemability. There will no longer be a chance for Harmony.
Sound Plausible?
