Future Events Why I am not Convinced that Luffy Defeats Kaido
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Yea that's a fair difference, I was aware of it when I made the analogy, but if Kaidou is completely out of commission like any other arc villain, it really doesn't make much of a difference. Luffy was virtually immobile after every major opponent he's ever faced.
When you get knocked out, you get knocked out. Regardless of how the rest of your body feels. It's bed time. The scabbards were unable to do so that's honestly the difference. Eventually he can recover, anyone can and does, just at different speeds.
When you get knocked out, you get knocked out. Regardless of how the rest of your body feels. It's bed time. The scabbards were unable to do so that's honestly the difference. Eventually he can recover, anyone can and does, just at different speeds.
Yeah, the fact that he is a Zoan makes the recovery time faster so either they kill Kaido asap or they use seastone to capture him or something like that. But the fact that they alr captured him so many times hints that it would take Kaido less than a week to break free. Just look at Zoro, mf took some days to recover from taking all of Luffy's pain and even tho he was nerfed he was still giving his best and training. Now add that Kaido is beyond Zoro's durability and that he has an ancient Zoen and wel..
Sometimes is just pure speculation without anything but somethings that speculation has a lot of foreshadow. And in ZKK Imo they are just beating us with the foreshadow.
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Sometimes is just pure speculation without anything but somethings that speculation has a lot of foreshadow. And in ZKK Imo they are just beating us with the foreshadow.
As long as it's feasible we can cling on the implications Oda provided us.
- Zoro acquiring Enma and carrying Oden's mission after showing the desire to help the population of Wano
- His flaming desire to kill Kaido
- Kaido affirming that perfection can only be found in death and his weird testing attempts we still don't wholly know about
- Zoro acquiring Enma and carrying Oden's mission after showing the desire to help the population of Wano
- His flaming desire to kill Kaido
- Kaido affirming that perfection can only be found in death and his weird testing attempts we still don't wholly know about
Some ppl saw the Zoro vs Kaido some time ago when some hints where there. And ppl just called them clowns saying that he won't even meett Kaido. Then to the "he won't fight Kaido/he won't even scratch his skin" and now we are at the point of ZKK. Imo if you don't see that Zoro will make other scar or reopen's Kaido you are just blind or very biased but after all I understand why someone would say that ZKK won't happen.
I am like 50/50 on ZKK I see why it could happen but I also see why it wouldn't as of right now, I enjoy reading threads that deffend one side or another. The sad part is that instead if seeing good arguments for Zoro not killing Kaido I just see "Luffy is the mc". But, like my favourite quote says: "Time proves people wrong, it could be either you, or me."
Zoro's real dream is exactly the reason why ZKK is viable. Zoro's promise to Kuina was not 'beat Hawk-Eyes' but this:
Much as I love Mihawk, he is only the best swordsman of this era. By no means would defeating him carve Zoro's name into the annals of history. Slaying Kaido, the guardian deity of Wano on the other hand...
Unless of course you think Mihawk is so great that even heaven would hear of the one who defeated him...
Much as I love Mihawk, he is only the best swordsman of this era. By no means would defeating him carve Zoro's name into the annals of history. Slaying Kaido, the guardian deity of Wano on the other hand...
Unless of course you think Mihawk is so great that even heaven would hear of the one who defeated him...
Not to mention, there is already a plot point set up for Zoro's name to reach the Heavens. The Celestial Dragons regard themselves as Gods, and with the inclusion of Im-sama in the story, the chances of the Straw Hats fighting against the Gorosei rose exponentially. Zoro tried to attack a Celestial Dragon not once, but twice on Sabaody, which is potential foreshadow of him fighting a Celestial Dragon. There is the Bald Gorosei whose sword strikingly resembles Sandai and Nidai. Doing something against the "God's" of the verse is the surefire way for one's name to reach the Heavens.
