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It's a common thing for characters to ask with exclamations when they notice some new information they had no idea about. Like "So you're rich too?!" "So you're gay too?!" "So you have CoC too?!".Then why isn't he saying you have CoC.
Why is he asking?
of course it's implied, because Kaido friggin asked him. if that's no implication then what is?I don't know why people are saying denial.
I gain nothing from saying Zoro doesn't have something he has.
I think Zoro will develop King's Haki. I think all this statements in Manga about Zoro and CoC imply he will get it.
Currently however, it's not explicitly stated or implied he has it. It's all speculative.
Garp says Hi...He scarred Whitebeard. We also don't have the full story, but no one was as strong as Roger besides Whitebeard
I agree with you.Lol, so funny see some people still in denial state Zoro have CoC,,
Kaido asre veteran who already meet n fight a lot CoC user, n people still talk like Kaido is a newbie who cannot different the CoC.
But he didn't say you have King's Haki too.It's a common thing for characters to ask with exclamations when they notice some new information they had no idea about. Like "So you're rich too?!" "So you're gay too?!" "So you have CoC too?!".
Kaido can be wrong as he's only human but just that he asked isn't enough to assume that he is.
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It's still simply a way to express surprise, and yes, such a question can be answered.But he didn't say you have King's Haki too.
He asked and Zoro replied that he doesn't know.
Could it be... is not how one starts a rhetorical question.
Kaido : ...Could it be...You can use Haoshoku too...?!!
Zoro : aa..? What the heck are talking about...!! haa...haa !!
Zoro : I have no idea what's going on..
Kaido : This scar will remain...!!
How does "Could it be" not mean a question?
It's not "you use haki too?" which can possibly be a rhetorical question. "Could you be" is not rhetorical, that's actually curiosity.
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There's no context in which someone says "Could it be" that doesn't suggest genuine curiosity.
Could it be that you're Bill Gate's friend? That's not a rhetorical question, it's a question.
Rhetorical questions tend to not be answered by the other person either.
This makes 0 sense."Could it be that" isn't asked if he has no reasons to believe it to be the case.
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your so obsses to know if zoro have COC.This makes 0 sense.
The entire point of asking questions is if one doesn't know something.
Asking questions has nothing to do with purely believing something, it's also asked in disbelief or uncertainty.
Kaido literally asked, lol. It's not a rhetorical question.
You don't have to believe something to ask questions. questions are usually asked when uncertain.
"Could it be you're actually an alien from mars"? People generally don't believe aliens exist.
According to this logic, someone asking if x-person is an alien is not a question, it's actually telling them they're aliens.
The very essence of asking a question is usually due to a lack of belief or uncertainty.
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Kaido : That brat.. !!
Kaido : ...Could it be...You can use Haoshoku too...?!!
So, the next time someone says "Could it be that you can backflip 10x in the air".
It can't have anything to do with curiosity.
They're actually telling you that you can backflip 10x.
In essence, questions no longer exist.
Actually, I'm not, lol.your so obsses to know if zoro have COC.
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Even though Zoro responds "I have no idea myself" implying he doesn't have answers to Kaido's question.Zoro: "What the hell are you talking about... I have no idea myself..."
Just seems like they’d prefer more clarity is all. It’s not worth getting worked up over either way. Personally think Zoro has it after seeing/reading this but I get wanting to wait until we see something more clearly defined with it like knocking out fodder.@Hannibal Psyche what are you even arguing at this point?
Oda is clearly using Kaido, like he has worn many other characters before him, as a narrative implication to ultimately reveal Zoro has CoC. You even AGREE that Zoro has it and it will ultimately be revealed.
Yet here we are 10+ replies in and you are arguing the semantics of “what is a question”. Like Jesus bro get a grip.
Zoro has now been formally implied by an experienced user, not Brooke, to have CoC. You agree that he does have it and it will eventually be explicitly shown.
So I ask again. WHAT ARE YOU ARGUING?!?! (see what I did there?)
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Not necessarily, I think it has to do with the Prometeus request to Big mom. She creates a new "zeus" homie, that would be my guess.So all this while Luffy wasn't using Internal destruction haki ? Or is it that now he is using internal destruction haki + conqueror's haki ?
Maybe we will get that confirmation in chapter 1011 by Kaido himself.
Much more importantly , Kidd's comments on those clouds foreshadow Monkey D Dragon's arrival i think in this arc itself.
So many factors that can affect the clouds tbh.So all this while Luffy wasn't using Internal destruction haki ? Or is it that now he is using internal destruction haki + conqueror's haki ?
Maybe we will get that confirmation in chapter 1011 by Kaido himself.
Much more importantly , Kidd's comments on those clouds foreshadow Monkey D Dragon's arrival i think in this arc itself.
compare oden and zoro cut versus kaido you gonna know the answerNot sure of why or how kaido could be confused about zoro using conqueror's haki.. That's just plain weird. Normally conqueror haki has been easily identified by others, even weak people. I could understand zoro not really grasping if he has it but it makes no sense other people would be confused as well. With all the joking around zoro's conqueror haki it's fairly clear oda is setting up a reveal. Also with the reveal of conqueror's haki actual purpose in combat it'd make no sense for zoro to not have it. Conqueror haki is not that much of a limiting factor when it didn't have any combat uses but now that it has a purpose and a damn OP one at that then someone who doesn't have it simply can't aspire to be the strongest. It'd be a fight uphill for a non conqueror swordsman to try and defeat a conqueror swordsman that can imbue his attacks with conqueror haki. Basically, if zoro is not a conqueror then he probably can't become the world's strongest swordsman. UNLESS the current generation is shit and happen to not have it. In which case zoro will have a shot at becoming the WSS in a shit generation.