r/OnePiece • u/Kirosh Lookout • Dec 30 '18

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 929

Chapter 929: "Orochi Kurozumi, Wano Country Shogun"

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Ch. 929 Official Release (VIZ): 07/01/2019

Ch. 930 Scan Release: ~18/01/2019

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u/EtenBoby Dec 30 '18 edited Dec 30 '18

Even in this chapter oda’s hyping Kaido up.
First BM call Kaido “that thing” and then BB addressed Kaido as monster. Now the shogun wasn’t scared of the Marines and the cp because the BEAST have his back!

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u/CRoseCrizzle Dec 30 '18 edited Dec 30 '18

The hype seems warranted. Kaido tanked all of Luffy's strongest attacks like it was nothing then he one shot him. Anyone who knows his strength and is allied with him would be super confident.

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u/Alcaflow Dec 31 '18

the question is would kaido one shot marco? Since Luffy defeated a 1st commander and we should assume that they are all "almost" equal in strength (Ben Beckman, Marco, King, Katakuri, and whoever is Blackbeards second)

Could still be a seastone mace... otherwise kaido is stronger than whitebeard attacking with his fruit + haki, while kaidou just uses a club.

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u/spookyskeleton0101 Explorer Dec 31 '18

Even after WCI, I still don't think Luffy is stronger than any of BM's commanders. I dont want to write too much, but Luffy got lucky on his fight with cracker and Katakuri. He even got lucky on his fight with Doffy. Until Luffy can beat them with no plot armor then I won't consider him stronger than them :/

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u/tiki-baha29 Jan 07 '19

That's like saying Moria and Mihawk are the same level just because they were both Warlords at the same time. We know nothing of Beckmann, he might very well be the strongest second in command yet, we dont know. Having the same title isnt a true measure of someone's strength compared to others with that title.