Character Discussion Why has Zoro had more exploits than Kid and Law on the roof?
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Kid doesn't have an army of friends because he doesn't make friends. That's literally his entire character, he's selfish, selectively cruel, and a shitty judge of character. Law is less of an asshole and even he balks at the idea of feeding the poor.
Zoro sacrificed himself to protect the other four and will feel double the pain after, so no easy ride.
Kid doesn't have an army of friends because he doesn't make friends. That's literally his entire character, he's selfish, selectively cruel, and a shitty judge of character. Law is less of an asshole and even he balks at the idea of feeding the poor.
Zoro sacrificed himself to protect the other four and will feel double the pain after, so no easy ride.
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Beat Kaido? Nobody has beaten Kaido in last 20 years and certainly not Luffy who lost 4 times already to him...
If you mean landing a clean shot on Kaido, correct, Yamato hasnt done that but neither did Luffy except when Kaido has underestimated him or was in dragon form... Yamato doesnt need CoC to face Kaido while Luffy was hopeless even with CoC...
If you mean landing a clean shot on Kaido, correct, Yamato hasnt done that but neither did Luffy except when Kaido has underestimated him or was in dragon form... Yamato doesnt need CoC to face Kaido while Luffy was hopeless even with CoC...
- SELFISH ---> No, he's not. You could say he's an individuaist yeah, but that's different from selfish. He ain't more selfish that Luffy.
- SELECTIVELY CRUEL ---> Yeah he is.
- SHITTY JUDGE OF CHARACTER ---> I think you're talking about his decision to form the alliance with Hawkins and Apoo. He wasn't the one who came up with the idea, that was Killer, and didn't trust Apoo especially. He judged him well.
Hawkins was actually going on with the plan, he probably listened to Kidd and Killer's idea and was satisfied by the theoric chances of success. His betrayal was a consequence of Kaido's appearence, which was an extreme scenario. Like, the baddest thing that can happen any day of the year.
I wasn't taking away what Zoro did for all of them, and Kidd words prove you wrong. Kidd is a man who talks with actions so seeing one of his three temporary allies taking the bullet for all of them (which says a lot of words) was a feat that Kidd respected a lot, to the point of personally thanking him.
He later chased Linlin to ensure that everything they did (Zoro's sacrifice, the team performing a 10/10 combo) wasn't in vain. He thought on his feet and charged at her to mantain the objective the team had (eliminate Linlin at the start, splitting them at that point).
He's called Captain for a reason
- SELECTIVELY CRUEL ---> Yeah he is.
- SHITTY JUDGE OF CHARACTER ---> I think you're talking about his decision to form the alliance with Hawkins and Apoo. He wasn't the one who came up with the idea, that was Killer, and didn't trust Apoo especially. He judged him well.
Hawkins was actually going on with the plan, he probably listened to Kidd and Killer's idea and was satisfied by the theoric chances of success. His betrayal was a consequence of Kaido's appearence, which was an extreme scenario. Like, the baddest thing that can happen any day of the year.
I wasn't taking away what Zoro did for all of them, and Kidd words prove you wrong. Kidd is a man who talks with actions so seeing one of his three temporary allies taking the bullet for all of them (which says a lot of words) was a feat that Kidd respected a lot, to the point of personally thanking him.
He later chased Linlin to ensure that everything they did (Zoro's sacrifice, the team performing a 10/10 combo) wasn't in vain. He thought on his feet and charged at her to mantain the objective the team had (eliminate Linlin at the start, splitting them at that point).
He's called Captain for a reason