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He is *The Strongest* He obviously doesn't Need to Fight Others because No one can Actually Kill him

@Stance-u4y you are right but if I were kaido I would try to conquer more and more of the seas and I would also try to kill a yonko or an admiral because Kaido is just too strong

​@@Stance-u4y and i still think kaido did not die

@@bigfan-e9s 1) Firstly Kaido is already a Yonko which means His Influence as A Pirate is amongst The Greatest in the New World. He dominated the Entirety of Wano and No one Dared to do anything( Not even the Navy). 2) Kaido was literally aiming for the *Destruction of the World* by Starting the Greatest War for which He started the Trade of Smiles, All solely because he was Bored of this World😭 *Why Kaido is Not just Brute but also a Calculated Villain* : Kaido doesn’t just rely on force; he knows the importance of alliances to strengthen his position. He made an alliance with Big Mom, another Yonko, to consolidate power and increase his influence, showing he values strategic partnerships. This alliance wasn’t about friendship; it was a way to pool resources and power, even if temporarily, to achieve mutual goals. Rather than relying solely on his natural strength, Kaido set up a vast, organized army by using SMILE fruits, which granted animalistic powers to his followers. This allowed him to create a nearly invincible military force without needing to depend on powerful individuals who might betray him. He established control over Wano and used its resources to mass-produce these artificial Devil Fruits, showing his foresight and planning. Kaido understands the importance of psychological manipulation. He breaks his opponents’ spirits by exploiting their weaknesses and instilling fear. His treatment of Yamato, his son, whom he tried to mold into a “weapon” by breaking his will, reveals Kaido's psychological tactics to enforce loyalty and control. Kaido’s supposed desire to die isn’t as reckless as it seems. He engages in dangerous battles, but it’s not just for the sake of fighting. He uses his “indestructible” reputation to demoralize enemies, creating a sense of hopelessness. Kaido knows his reputation for survival makes him seem undefeatable, which psychologically crushes his opponents before they even fight. Taking over Wano wasn't random; it was a strategic decision. Wano’s natural seclusion and resources made it a perfect base for producing weapons and SMILE fruits without interference from the World Government. Kaido chose a place that would let him act outside of government surveillance, showing his skill in resource management and location strategy. Kaido doesn’t simply aim to be the strongest; he wants to create a world of endless conflict, where he can reign as the ultimate warrior in a world of warfare. This vision requires more than brute force; it requires understanding the world's political and military dynamics, manipulating allies and enemies alike, and having a grand strategy to shape global conflict. In summary, Kaido’s power is formidable, but his true danger lies in his strategic mind. He is capable of complex planning and manipulation, making him one of the most dangerous villains in One Piece because he combines brute strength with a tactical approach to achieving his ultimate vision of a chaotic, war-torn world.

@@bigfan-e9s Kaido also Headed to Marineford with Just *King* alone, this Proves how Confident He is on his Combat Prowess and Influence