Character Discussion The reason why each yonko didnt attacked the other

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Herrera95

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What do you think that scan proves? Creature refers to any living thing, be that human or non-human, hence why the narrator literally says "every living thing in the world" when Kaido is revealed.
Oda clearly makes a distinction between creature/living thing and humans
 
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Herrera95

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No he never does that, he uses the word "生物 Seibutsu" which means any living thing.
He having Franky saying Kaido isn't even human implies that the title is not for humans. And it's only make sense since we already had WSM for that. Also the fact that Whitebeard was also called WSP and then Kaido was the one called that.
 
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He having Franky saying Kaido isn't even human implies that the title is not for humans. And it's only make sense since we already had WSM for that. Also the fact that Whitebeard was also called WSP and then Kaido was the one called that.
Or rather Franky assumed that Kaido wasn't human because his other title is "King of the Beasts", it's part of the sentence immediately before Franky says it, and it's an assumption from Franky, not a fact.

Putting aside that Whitebeard's title is the World's Strongest Man as in male, not human, the WSM And WSS titles also overlap in terms of who they apply to, why isn't that a problem but it is with the WSC and WSM titles?

The definition of "生物" is living thing, this isn't debatable, you can't just make the word "apple" mean "paper" when you want to, that's not how language works, Kaido is the strongest creature meaning living thing.
 
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Herrera95

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Or rather Franky assumed that Kaido wasn't human because his other title is "King of the Beasts", it's part of the sentence immediately before Franky says it, and it's an assumption from Franky, not a fact.

Putting aside that Whitebeard's title is the World's Strongest Man as in male, not human, the WSM And WSS titles also overlap in terms of who they apply to, why isn't that a problem but it is with the WSC and WSM titles?

The definition of "生物" is living thing, this isn't debatable, you can't just make the word "apple" mean "paper" when you want to, that's not how language works, Kaido is the strongest creature meaning living thing.
Dude most humans don't consider human species as animals. Yes they are ignorant but Oda is no difference and he clearly shows how he makes the distinction using one of his MAIN characters.
 
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Dude most humans don't consider human species as animals. Yes they are ignorant but Oda is no difference and he clearly shows how he makes the distinction using one of his MAIN characters.
According to who exactly? In almost every language "creature" can refer to humans and especially Japanese, the language Oda speaks and writes, the word used explicitly means living thing, "creature" for all intents and purposes is a Viz fabrication, not that it's necessarily wrong, but clearly it has you confused.
 
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Herrera95

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According to who exactly? In almost every language "creature" can refer to humans and especially Japanese, the language Oda speaks and writes, the word used explicitly means living thing, "creature" for all intents and purposes is a Viz fabrication, not that it's necessarily wrong, but clearly it has you confused.
Accordingly to humans beings. Ask anyone if they consider himself an animal. Majority of people will say no. That's why calling another as animal is considered an insult.
 
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Accordingly to humans beings. Ask anyone if they consider himself an animal. Majority of people will say no. That's why calling another as animal is considered an insult.
According to you lol

Humans can be referred to as animals, that's what they scientifically are, I mean if you just google the definition it's pretty easy to understand
an·i·mal /ˈanəməl/ noun a living organism that feeds on organic matter, typically having specialized sense organs and a nervous system and able to respond rapidly to stimuli.
A human fits every single one of those qualifications.

Animal can be used in an insulting way depending on context just like practically every word can, but regardless, Kaido's title isn't the World's Strongest Animal, so everything you're saying is irrelevant.
 
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Herrera95

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According to you lol

Humans can be referred to as animals, that's what they scientifically are, I mean if you just google the definition it's pretty easy to understand

A human fits every single one of those qualifications.

Animal can be used in an insulting way depending on context just like practically every word can, but regardless, Kaido's title isn't the World's Strongest Animal, so everything you're saying is irrelevant.
Asking a fucking people Holy shiiiiiiiiit
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Nami is referring to his title "king of beast"
Everyone in the story understands "World strongest creature" as strongest among every living being:



"Strongest pirate", "Toughest guy in the world".
So please stop this copium already.
Weak bait. She clearly is talking about the world Strongest Title which came for last in the sentence.

Like I said he was called Strongest Pirate and pre timeskip Whitebeard was called the one so it is clear that his title isn't about humans otherwise Whitebeard would either be the strongest creature already or he wouldn't be the strongest pirate.

And Toughest guy doesn't mean the strongest.
 
#36
? Because they became vulnerable even if they defeat their rival yonko opponent? That is the main reason for yonko deadlock.

If BP pirates attacked and beat BM pirates ; RHP can come and attack weakened BPs.

Pretty common sense.
 
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Herrera95

#37
? Because they became vulnerable even if they defeat their rival yonko opponent? That is the main reason for yonko deadlock.

If BP pirates attacked and beat BM pirates ; RHP can come and attack weakened BPs.

Pretty common sense.
Then explain Kaido going for Whitebeard ar Marineford. Shanks going for Teach at Wano. Etc.
 
#38
Then explain Kaido going for Whitebeard ar Marineford. Shanks going for Teach at Wano. Etc.
Kaido was taking a risk no doubt and we literally see RHP stopping Kaido. Now imagine BP engaged against WBPs and RHP attacking from behind.

As for current scenario , its pretty unique. Luffy/Buggy/Mihawk won't go against shanks when shanks is fighting BB. They don't fight dirty.
 
#39
Simply put it's to much of a risk. Even if they win that yonko could lose most of thier fighting force, become extremely injured, and lose territory. That makes them easy pickings for the marines or another yonko to completely wipe them out. I doubt any yonko would have started a all out war with another.
 
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Weak bait. She clearly is talking about the world Strongest Title which came for last in the sentence.

Like I said he was called Strongest Pirate and pre timeskip Whitebeard was called the one so it is clear that his title isn't about humans otherwise Whitebeard would either be the strongest creature already or he wouldn't be the strongest pirate.

And Toughest guy doesn't mean the strongest.
Weak arguments. There is now indication of that, you just made that up. King Of Best goes right before "Strongest creature"

There may be a billion reasons why its that way, but its not important.What's important is that "strongest creature" is understood by everyone in the verse as the strongest among every living creature. Its just a fact, you basically arguing with Oda.
"in a one on one fight always bet on Kaido" already crystal clear explains what his title mean. So once again, stop this copium.
 
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