With the update of the latest words of "One Piece", the defeat of the Four Emperors' Aunt has made some Haimi question, and these questions all point to the "combat power setting". It should be known that as an old four emperors, Big Mama must have ceiling-level strength, but Big Mama not only failed to show the level she should have, but was defeated by two supernovae.
Looking back at the previous plot, you will find that Luo LianMingge can't beat it, and Kidd is killed by Kaido, but it is these two characters who seem to have a clear gap with the Four Emperors, but they can join forces to bring down the Four Emperors' Aunt, does this really mean the collapse of the "Combat Power System"?
The factor that led to the final defeat of Big Mama was "explosives"
In fact, it is not the collapse of the "combat power system", although the Four Emperors Are suppressed by Kidd and Luo, they can only be regarded as "exit" rather than "defeat" at best. In this battle, Big Mama ate a lot of "big moves", whether it was Luo's "Cloud Piercing Sword" or Kidd's "Laser Cannon", Big Mom relied on flesh to carry it down, and even if she ate all the big moves, Big Mom did not faint, which showed that Even at the last moment, Big Mama still had the strength to fight. Therefore, Kidd and Rowe just "beat the big mother out".
The key reason for the complete defeat of the big mother in the end is the tons of "explosives" in the arsenal. As we all know, the arsenal on the ghost island has enough "explosives" to destroy the entire ghost island, after the big mother fell into the arsenal, the accidental collision ignited the explosives and caused an instant explosion, even if the flesh of the big mother resists the beating, it is difficult to resist the power of the "explosives", after all, this is enough to destroy the amount of explosives on the entire island. So strictly speaking, the ultimate reason for The defeat of Big Mama is dynamite, not Kidd and Rowe, who of course played a key role.
Whitebeard was also defeated due to injuries, filial piety and other factors
In the same way, Whitebeard's defeat was not all beaten to death by the Blackbeard Pirates. There are many key reasons for Whitebeard's defeat, such as old age and illness, filial piety, being beaten by the Navy, Blackbeard's group, etc., which are important factors that affect Whitebeard's eventual defeat and even sacrifice. Have you found that Whitebeard's way of losing is not an ordinary "frontal defeat", and Oda deliberately added a lot of other factors to make the "defeat of the four emperors" more convincing.
Looking back at the defeat of the big mother, is it the same as The Whitebeard,The way the two lose is not the enemy's frontal combat ability is stronger than itself, but because of some unstable factors, directly or indirectly affect the situation, and thus eventually lose. This is obviously the "potential setting" that Oda Sensei wants to tell us, that is, the defeat of the Four Emperors is not an ordinary "downfall", but has the influence of other factors.
Oda made it clear how the Four Emperors were defeated, and Kaido was even more so
At present, there are two four emperors who have lost, but neither Whitebeard nor Big Mama has been defeated by any opponent head-on, which shows that Oda has made clear the way the four emperors are defeated. Now the Battle of Ghost Island is far from over, Kaido is still engaged in fierce confrontation with Luffy, combined with Oda Sensei's positioning of the "Four Emperors", it is almost impossible for Luffy to defeat Kaido alone, in other words, to see Kaido's defeat, at least other unstable factors are needed.
For example, if there is a new increase in personnel, or Kaido's physical abnormality, etc., in short, external factors will lead to kaido's defeat. Kaido, who is known as the "strongest creature" by the world, must not be inferior to the other four emperors in the gimmick of defeat, if this is the case, Kaido's defeat is still very worth looking forward to.
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