In the 1042 episodes of the One Piece comic, Drake and CP0 "end up together", Luffy and Kaido both use new moves, and Kaido's drunkard mode also has three new forms. However, the most important thing is that Luffy reproduced the famous scene, he was like Mitsuki Mita many years ago, he was distracted by other events in the confrontation with Kaido, resulting in being severely damaged by the Four Emperor Kaido.
Drake vs. CP0
In the previous episode, Oda Sensei made it clear that Drake would fight CP0 again, and sure enough, Drake really fought cp0. Drake stabbed CP0, and at the same time CP0 also hit Drake's throat with a finger gun, obviously both caused substantial damage to the other party, especially Drake's injury is not optimistic, is it that Hawkins's previous divination results have worked this time? One thing is for sure, Drake has proved his own strength.
Drake's physical state is almost on the verge of collapse, and since the beginning of the war, Drake has constantly sought a way out of his life, first dodging the attacks of Quinn and Fozver, and then fighting with the Barbarians, Apu and others, and now his body is already scarred. Although CP0 is not in perfect condition, Drake can pull down a CP0 member, which is enough to show that his strength is still very outstanding. Now CP0 has only one squad leader left, who plays a key role in the subsequent plot.
Three new forms of Kaido Drunkard Mode
There are many passages in this sentence about Luffy and Kaido's battle, and Kaido's drunkard mode has three new forms, as for what form it is, the intelligence division has not yet revealed. Counting the previous three patterns, there are currently six. Although Kaido, who is in drunk mode, did not raise the upper limit of his strength, the emotional change would still catch Luffy off guard. When a person is in a normal state and a rage state, there is still a big difference, which is why Kaido's fighting style becomes elusive in drunkard mode, just like a real drunk, you never know what he will do next.
The two sides use new moves for a fight
Luffy, who incarnated as the "Bouncing Man", used a new move called "Rubber Rubber Ape King Gun", and Kaido also used a new move, called "Thunder Bagua". From the name, it can be seen that Luffy's new move should be the combination of the Ape King Gun and the Overlord Color Winding, and it has to be said that Luffy's comprehensive strength has increased several times after mastering the "Overlord Color Winding", and this ability has also become his capital for fighting Kaido.
As for Kaido's "Thunder Bagua", it should be regarded as a variant or upgraded version of "Thunder Bagua", everyone knows the power of Thunder Bagua, once Kaido relied on a hammer to beat Luffy to faint, it is not difficult to imagine how powerful Kaido's new move is. At the critical moment when the two were fighting, an accident occurred.
Luffy is distracted by CP0 chaos, and Kaido falls into grief
The CP0 squad leader suddenly appeared on the roof, which distracted Luffy who was in the middle of the fight, and Kaido did not react and directly hit Luffy. Kaido was shocked to see this scene, because the same scene had been staged in his battle with Mitsuki Mita many years ago. At that time, Oda was distracted by the transformation of the "black charcoal twilight cicada", and now Luffy is distracted by CP0, and many fans say that Luffy has reproduced the "famous scene" and belongs to the "classic reproduction".
Judging from Kaido's dialogue with Mita many years ago, Kaido did not want to "win without force", although he would not send the fruits of victory, but he was really ashamed of the victory of the battle many years ago, and whenever he mentioned that battle, Kaido would feel disgusted, even rejected. And the same plot happened to Luffy, so that Kaido fell into endless grief, he wants to win, but does not want to win in this way, do not know what Kaido will do, but I think the fate of CP0 should not be difficult to guess, his appearance is to annoy all the camps on the battlefield.
The above is the intelligence analysis of the 1042 episodes of "One Piece".