One Piece: All Of Kaido's Devil Fruit Forms, Explained

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The mightiest pirate alive, Kaido is one of the most important characters in One Piece. Set up to be the main antagonist of the Wano Country arc, he has paramount importance to the overarching plot and has fulfilled quite a few roles in the story. Throughout the course of the arc, Kaido has been established to be the greatest obstacle for Luffy to accomplish and, at the same time, has had connections to the likes of Whitebeard, Roger, great history with Oden, and even ties to the legendary Rocks. At the same time, Kaido is heavily tied to the Joy Boy lore in the story, which just goes to show how multifaceted his role has been so far.

While it goes without saying there is a lot of depth to Kaido's character, the most important role that he has played in One Piece so far is that of being the greatest obstacle for Luffy to overcome and oversee his transformation into Joy Boy, and he achieved that by becoming the strongest. Kaido's strength is absolute and he's the strongest there lives in the world right now. On multiple occasions, he's been called the mightiest pirate alive and on others, he's openly been referred to as the strongest creature of all living things. Kaido's strength is what defines him the most and much of that comes down to his incredible Devil Fruit, the Mythical Zoan type Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu, or the Fish-Fish Fruit, Model: Azure Dragon.

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Kaido being a dragon has been alluded to as early as the Punk Hazard arc through the Samurai of Wano, such as Kin'emon. In the Wano Country arc, his powers were properly revealed for the very first time shortly before his clash with Luffy. As a dragon, Oda established Kaido as a god who ruled over the land of Wano. In fact,