One Piece: Why Kaido Might Not Die At The End Of Wano
One of the Four Emperors of the Sea, Kaido is an incredibly powerful pirate described to be the strongest creature in the world of One Piece. He's the main antagonist of the Wano Country arc and also the biggest enemy that Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates have faced to date. Mentioned first by Garp during his visit to Luffy in the post-Enies Lobby arc, Kaido has only gone on to establish himself as a bigger figure in the One Piece world.
Kaido's debut shortly after the fall of Donquixote Doflamingo was quite shocking as the man was introduced while attempting suicide by jumping from Balloon Terminal, a sky island 10,000 meters above the sea. Described to have a body that is almost indestructible, Kaido managed to survive the fall with only a minor headache, and his obsession with death was revealed to the fans. There is no denying that Kaido, being a major villain with little redeeming qualities, could very well die in the Wano Country arc, however, there is also a big chance that it won't come to that.
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It should be no surprise to any One Piece fan that Eiichiro Oda isn't a fan of killing characters off. While characters have died in One Piece, it is only when the need is absolute that Oda kills. Characters often die in flashbacks because it is necessary to kill them off to show how their death shapes certain individuals. For instance, Kuina's death solidified Zoro's obsession with becoming the greatest swordsman and keeping his promise. The fall of Ohara shaped Robin to be the person that she is today, and even those of the Wano Country became determined to die for Kozuki Oden after learning the truth about him moments before his death. Oda makes use of
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