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And part of Oda's illustration for the Jump cover:
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And part of Oda's illustration for the Jump cover:
Like I've said before in the spoiler section, this was a pretty good ass chapter, especially because of the Zoro action we got here, not to mention that it's great to see the invisible ranged force/shield variant of Armament Haki again not being forgotten. :)
I think there's a small mistake in VIZ's translation. When Gyukimaru says "what do you mean you met Ryuma?!", Zoro answers "魂は知った奴だったがな" meaning (translation mine) "well, the soul was actually another guy I know", referring to the fact that the soul inside Ryuma's body was actually Brook's. However, it was translated as "well, it was more like his soul…"
That's not true, because Zoro never "met" Ryuma's soul, only his body. The zombie himself never thought he was Ryuma, but always talked of Ryuma as another person, and Zoro expressed regret for not having been able to fight Ryuma as he was in life, "a true swordsman in mind and body".
Has anyone ever noticed that Hyogoro might have know Rayleigh?
Has anyone ever noticed that Hyogoro might have know Rayleigh?
Yea, I noticed that. Makes sense given that when Roger went to Wano, Hyou wasn't locked up and was still a big shot after all.
Hope the "Three swords!"-panel from Komurasaki doesn't mean anything. Zoro somehow inheriting his strength AND his techniques from his ancestors would be even worse than the big Strawhat/Im revelation.
Hope the "Three swords!"-panel from Komurasaki doesn't mean anything. Zoro somehow inheriting his strength AND his techniques from his ancestors would be even worse than the big Strawhat/Im revelation.
That doesn't make any sense, we already saw how he came up with it.
Imu is fine too.
I just hate this destiny crap, especially when it suddenly appears after 20 years.
I think it was just her being surprised seeing someone use three swords in battle.
Has anyone ever noticed that Hyogoro might have know Rayleigh?
Yeah, I noticed that too. It's quite interesting.
Is that the first wound Zoro has taken since the timeskip? I can't remember him getting hurt up till now… and considering how bloodied and messed up he always got pre-skip....
Is that the first wound Zoro has taken since the timeskip? I can't remember him getting hurt up till now… and considering how bloodied and messed up he always got pre-skip....
Fujitora made him cough up blood with the gravity crush, Hawkins hit him with some nails. But nothing super severe like this instance?
Certainly going to leave a scar on his back though. Shame on him!
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I was hoping Kyoshiro would be a enemy but that's looking less likely with each chapter.
I can't stop thinking how unpratical is using a scythe with your mouth.
I can't stop thinking how unpratical is using a scythe with your mouth.
The sword wasn't any better.
I was hoping Kyoshiro would be a enemy but that's looking less likely with each chapter.
I don't agree. Since Komurasaki was cut down, we've found out that:
Kyoshiro was surprised to find the paper on Komurasaki, implying he is not at all aware of the impending rebellion
Kanjuro and Shinbobi states that Kyoshiro is unknown to them, putting a big wrench in the theories that he was secretly one of Oden's retainers/allies.
That the previous leader of the Yakuza was Hyou, who was the type of man that everyone loved, and under him the Yakuza used to be allies of the people. This is of course the complete opposite of what we've seen and heard regarding Kyoshiro's Yakuza family. We've seen them bully others like Sanji, people talk ill about them behind their backs, they clearly fear them, etc.
The Beast Pirates are now on the lookout for anyone with the crescent moon tattoo, revealing that the plan has leaked. While it may not be Kyoshiro, he is currently the biggest suspect due to him finding the paper a few chapters ago.
Kyoshiro having some hidden connection to Komurasaki doesn't prevent him from being an antagonist.
I can't stop thinking how unpratical is using a scythe with your mouth.
What about your asscheeks?
Really liked this chapter. The invisible haki thing with Luffy will likely be his power up (or one of them, at least) for this arc, and it does help explain some of the inconsistency with how armament haki has been portrayed before and after the timeskip. Queen vs Big Mom seems almost certain now - the oshiruko thing was a little too obvious of a setup, but I'm looking forward to the outcome.
Nice to get some solid Zoro action, as well. Definitely wasn't expecting a second opponent for Zoro to suddenly show up, much less for him to actually land a significant blow on him. Speaking of which, Zoro keeping the scythe in his shoulder before using it as his third sword was one of the most badass moments he's had in a long time if you ask me. As cool as it was seeing him slicing up Pica, I've always liked Zoro the most when he powers through crazy injuries, so it was great for him to finally have a moment like that since…what, Thriller Bark? Here's hoping he'll get more of that in his inevitable fight in Wano's climax.
Zoro Talking to YellowBeard in the future
-I got this from Hawkeye, but this one right here, i got it from Kamazou the assassin!!
Hope the "Three swords!"-panel from Komurasaki doesn't mean anything. Zoro somehow inheriting his strength AND his techniques from his ancestors would be even worse than the big Strawhat/Im revelation.
Zoro is one of the most hardest workers in the whole series , regardless of his heritage he earned it all. He has been training ever since he was a kid. No matter who he descended from, he worked for it to the bones.
Fujitora made him cough up blood with the gravity crush, Hawkins hit him with some nails. But nothing super severe like this instance?
Certainly going to leave a scar on his back though. Shame on him!
Even Whitbeard had a bunch of those. I think it is explicitly aimed at injuries that started from the back like injuries from running away(showing one's back ) or getting carelss and letting the opponent get behind them and attack during a fight(even during group fights like this bridge battle since it is a 2 on 1. Like how the commanders and Jimbe protected WB's back).
So I think injuries that come from the front or the sides that pierce all the way to the back are ok and don't count as "run away"/ "disgrace/shame" back scars.
About Im: I think Im is the national treasure Doflamango talked about.
I also think he may be one of the Ancient Weapons. Specifically a 'celestial dragon', dragon from space. He would probably make Kaido look small.
Loved the colour spread this week, though the perspective on Nami's legs looks a bit weird. I'm sure there's a billion theories about the globe, but I doubt it means much of anything. One thing I can't stop noticing about One Piece globes, both canon and fanmade, is that the Grand Line never seems to have enough islands to make up the seven routes we're told there were for the first half, and at least three starting paths for the second half. Although, it's possible some smaller-looking places like Little Garden aren't big enough to be visible on the average globe.
The other thought is that the landmasses on this one don't seem to match the infamous seven-mooned Oharan globe at all. Even assuming its the exact opposite side, it doesn't quite work. It's likely the consistency of maps, except for the broadest points, isn't all that important to Oda, but I do have something of a theory that the Oharan globe is meant to show the world as it was in the ancient past. And what with there being an ancient giant who can move continents in the story, there's plenty of possible justification for landmasses being different between modern and ancient globes.
I wasn't expecting the story to cut away from the prison again so soon. Not that I'm complaining about seeing a bit of Zoro after he took most of a volume off, but I'd really like to see the prison story moving into its climax.
The haki lore is not at all what I expected. Oh, I remember the weird shockwave deflection the admirals did and the way the elephant foot bounced off Rayleigh's hand, but I'd attributed the former to haki not being totally defined yet and the latter to a quirk of the art that was just meant to depict the foot hitting Ray's hand. I've been in debates over this. Hoo boy, was I wrong. Of course luffy is going to learn this haki forcefield skill, but I don't think it'd going to change much about anything aside from justifying him winning some tougher fights, much in the same way future sight is more of a skill milestone than a tangible powerup so far.
Going to the Zoro scene, I still love Gyukimaru as a character. The daruma-like face lines are a great look. I love the way his nose is shaded over, like it's gone red from the cold to match the face paint. A great touch. I also enjoy seeing a character willing to fight dirty without being a total bastard about it. There's always been a few too many super-honourable fighters for my tastes in One Piece, taking an unrealistic number of hits voluntarily for the sake of chivalry or whatever. This is a good bit of variety.
And while we're on the topic of variety, I think Oda has realised that Zoro's fight choreography has historically been kinda weak, so he's been making good changes like having Pica be a puzzle boss, and making the fight in this chapter a two on one.
Komurasaki appears to be alive. That's sooner than I thought; figured we'd at least go through the motions of the funeral before this reveal. Nothing much more to say at this point.
I don't have much to say about Kamazo just yet. He looks pretty cool, but he's got basically no personality. I look forward to the rad look being undermined by the colour art making his kimono neon green or hot pink or whatever. The trademark Wano experience.
No comment on black blades either. We barely know anything new about them. This is just another tease, and they're not the most interesting part of the lore to my mind anyway.
Also two bits of hit and miss translation this week. Someone already mentioned that the wording of the line about Ryuma and souls was off, but I also keep pausing at the panel where Zoro's saying "Here we go with another weirdo…" Here it's not that the line is inaccurate, it's that the tone of it doesn't match the art at all. Zoro looks mad, like he's yelling, but the line ending with a "..." makes him sound more resigned or sarcastic. Something more like "What does this new weirdo want?!" would have had less of a disconnect. That's a nitpick, I know.
The chapter ends fantastically. I like Zoro taking a real hit for the first time in a while, I love him keeping the weapon he was hit with, and I adore that he found a way to make Three Sword Style even more impractical by doing it with a scythe between his teeth. That final panel just exudes power. A solid chapter. Much better than I would have guessed from hearing we were cutting away from the prison again.
seven-mooned Oharan globe
It always looked like 1 moon to me, 1 moon and the others were other planets. Woudln't surprise me if there were actually more than one moon in OP's earth though. Maye cause I first saw the Oharan globe in the anime that I didn't look too much into it.
It always looked like 1 moon to me, 1 moon and the others were other planets. Woudln't surprise me if there were actually more than one moon in OP's earth though. Maye cause I first saw the Oharan globe in the anime that I didn't look too much into it.
While it would make sense for astronomy in the period of history One Piece is based on to be geocentric, I think it's a lot more interesting if the globe ties into the actual story.
My theory goes, the world definitely doesn't have seven moons now, because obviously if it did we'd have seen some evidence of it in the sky. But the Oharans were archaeologists and historians, not astronomers. My theory is that the world used to have seven moons, and six of them were destroyed, likely in the Void Century. I reckon the Ancient Kingdom that the World Government destroyed in that time was on a moon, likely as an ally to the precursor race to the Skypieans we can see the ruins of on the existing moon.
But that's just my pet crackpot theory.
@K.:
About Im: I think Im is the national treasure Doflamango talked about.
It makes the most sense given the two abilities of Law's Devil Fruit that Doflamingo went out of his way to highlight as being necessary to make use of it.
Regarding the 3 swords comment, it could be because of a yet undisclosed part of Toki's prophecy (assuming of course that komu is hiyori :ninja:)
Nice chapter, probably the most Zoro action we've seen in years.
Haki was discussed a bit in the spoiler thread it seems. I'm not bothered by the new development; if anything it's funny to see Luffy completely ignore the life-threatening situation and turn it into an opportunity for practice. Plus, the evolution feels rather organic since he's trying to master something he first saw years ago but couldn't grasp back then (I see it has "now he has evolved enough to really understand what Rayleigh was explaining") and the desired skill feels like a different flavor of armaments defense. Long story short, at the moment I don't see this "new" form of Haki throwing things off balance. As Captain M puts it, it feels more like a milestone in Luffy's growth.
Also, I'm not sold on Otoko's companion being Komurasaki rather than just a random courtesan. If it really is Komurasaki, then the situation is made extremely ambiguous :
Nice chapter, probably the most Zoro action we've seen in years.
Haki was discussed a bit in the spoiler thread it seems. I'm not bothered by the new development; if anything it's funny to see Luffy completely ignore the life-threatening situation and turn it into an opportunity for practice. Plus, the evolution feels rather organic since he's trying to master something he first saw years ago but couldn't grasp back then (I see it has "now he has evolved enough to really understand what Rayleigh was explaining") and the desired skill feels like a different flavor of armaments defense. Long story short, at the moment I don't see this "new" form of Haki throwing things off balance. As Captain M puts it, it feels more like a milestone in Luffy's growth.
Also, I'm not sold on Otoko's companion being Komurasaki rather than just a random courtesan. If it really is Komurasaki, then the situation is made extremely ambiguous :
- Would Kamazo fail to recognize a face that is famous across the whole capital ?
- If she faked her death, why would she run away dressed as a courtesan instead of some other disguise ?
- If Oda wanted to make her survival a big reveal, would he put her under the spotlight without any form of buildup ?
I'll admit the faces are close enough to raise a question, but I'm willing to put it down to Oda's shortcomings on women (in fact I first thought it was the samurai girl, until I remembered she was with Chopper & co)
It's her no doubt about it.
Makes one wonder where the yakuza guy stands in all of this. Is he simply in love with Kumarasuki or there are other reasons he faked her death for. I doubt she could've survived a real attack from him.
Oda is the master of manga battle choreography, at least in jump. Great and easy to understand action. Horikoshi should take some lessons.
It's her no doubt about it.
I agree that it probably is, if only because the arc really doesn't need more barely-relevant random background characters. Plus, in-story it makes sense that Komurasaki would grab Toko and run away after faking her death.
But, without her typical hair style that face could be any one of a dozen generic Oda women we've seen in Wano and if she has other unmistakable features I missed them. So I can't decide if Oda is trying to hide her in plain sight to prepare an upcoming flashback that explains the fake death, or if he is just being clumsy with faces.
I agree that it probably is, if only because the arc really doesn't need more barely-relevant random background characters. Plus, in-story it makes sense that Komurasaki would grab Toko and run away after faking her death.
But, without her typical hair style that face could be any one of a dozen generic Oda women we've seen in Wano and if she has other unmistakable features I missed them. So I can't decide if Oda is trying to hide her in plain sight to prepare an upcoming flashback that explains the fake death, or if he is just being clumsy with faces.
She's trying to cover herself up with that scarf, but forget that, she's also openly referring to Orochi by name, something she is likely to do considering her dissent a few chapters ago. A random character probably wouldn't be able to piece together that Kamazo is Orochi's personal assassin.
I swear to god every single time we see Big Mom & co. in this arc I get the biggest, silliest grin on my face. Chopper freaking out around her is 10/10 comedy.
The rest of the chapter was nice too. As for the mysterious woman, I know Oda has a sameface problem with his women, but he never makes two of them with EXACTLY 100% the same face in the same arc. So unless Komurasaki has a twin or a clone, then I think it's her.
Okay, so what I gathered is black blades aren't made. They become permanently black if the swordsman has a high amount of haki. And, Mihawk's sword is black. If true that's cool. And I love Hyo possibly knowing the Roger Pirates. Not sure if the timeline fits but I wonder if he ended up traveling with them.
@K.:
About Im: I think Im is the national treasure Doflamango talked about.
I also think he may be one of the Ancient Weapons. Specifically a 'celestial dragon', dragon from space. He would probably make Kaido look small.
Wait, wasn't it implied that the national treasure had something to do with Devil fruits and that's why Doffy had access to the Fire fruit so soon.
Wait, wasn't it implied that the national treasure had something to do with Devil fruits and that's why Doffy had access to the Fire fruit so soon.
Nope, the ope ope no mi would help him get his hands on the treasure, but it was not said it has something to do with fruits beyond that.
Doflamingo was in the war when ace died, so if it got reborn nearby, that is likely how he got it. Maybe dofla expected that ace would die so he had some fruits(normal ones) with him.
Firstly, loved the colorspread.
Good to know that O-lin's food-fixation is still around. Not that I expected otherwise - since it has always seemed more like a physical condition rather than a behavioral one, and thus unlikely to be impacted by her current bout of amnesia - but it's good to get some hints that she's slowly drifting toward her "starving kaiju-woman" mode, which I fully expect will be unleashed once they reach the prison in Udon. Especially given Queen's apparent stockpile of Mama's current treat of choice. Hoping Big Mom doesn't simply curbstomp him, since I'd like Queen to still be around for the final battle, but it's certainly looking like dealing with Luffy is about to be the least of his problems.
Definitely like the CoA revelations. It's nice to know that some of the pre-timeskip CoA displays (Rayleigh and the Admirals) are still relevant, and not simply Oda still working out how to go about visualizing haki-use. I have a hard time seeing it being as impressive in use as the precognition CoO he gained while fighting Katakuri, but I'm looking forward to seeing what it can do nonetheless.
Now that we have a rough idea of when Ryuuma died, I have to wonder whether the old "Monsters" short is no longer canon (if it ever was). The chapter seems to imply that Ryuma killed the dragon in Wano's capital, while in "Monsters" it seemed he was elsewhere in the world (even if it was centuries ago, I have a hard time seeing the thoroughly feudal-Japan inspired Wano having come from the "Wild West" type region that appeared in "Monsters"). Not necessarily against Ryuuma's history being revised, since ultimately we know little about him, but I rather liked "Monsters" being a kind of tie-in story.
The revelation that Wano used to be known as the Country of Gold (Kin no Kuni? Ougon no Kuni?) has some VERY interesting implications. Immediately brings Shandora to mind, which is yet another possible tie into the whole Void Century plot thread, above and beyond the Kozuki clan being the creators, if not the authors, of the Poneglyphs. And given that…aerosolized(?) seastone is what makes "island clouds" like Skypeia possible in the first place, with Wano seemingly being one of (if not, the) major seastone producers in the world, I wonder how closely they are related…
Gyukimaru is a rather curious mix of honorable (in the "how dare you besmirch the honor of my people" sense) and pragmatic opportunist ("why WOULDN'T I stab you in the back?")... Don't know where Oda plans to go with the character - presumably his weapons will end up in the hands of the Kozuki rebels, but whether Gyukimaru himself goes along with them as well is hard to say...
While it's obviously not confirmed, I feel pretty confident that the "geisha" looking after O-toko is almost certainly Komurasaki. She's not as "dressed up" as she was with the Shogun, but her obi is still tied in the front (indicating that she's a courtesan, rather than a geisha) and there's enough of a facial resemblance that it seems unlikely to be accidental. Definitely looks like she's "in-hiding", but not very good at it - her disguise is paper thin, little more than removing make-up and letting her hair down...
As to Kamazou, the reveal that he's "simply" an assassin working for Orochi is a bit of a downer, as I'd been hoping for a more dynamic role for him than "Shogun's mad hunting dog", but he definitely has the crazed serial killer vibe down. Needs more bandages though...he looks JUST enough like Shishio to make me remember how much I liked ye olde Samurai-Mummy - should really revisit RuroKen one of these days. Also nice to see him give Zoro a decent fight, for the first time in a LONG time - the fact that he's having to protect 'Toko and Not-murasaki while also keeping an eye out for Gyukimaru's honorable backstabbing makes Kamazou's performance a bit less impressive than if they'd truly matched up one-on-one, but he still did more damage to Zoro than Pica ever did.
Overall, very fun chapter.
Wait, wasn't it implied that the national treasure had something to do with Devil fruits and that's why Doffy had access to the Fire fruit so soon.
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Mango talking about switching personalities and now we know that Im rules the world government and using the Ope Ope, Mango could have switched places and rule the world.
Also, the secret being revealed means that the Empty throne is a lie (world shaking event).
Before the Im reveal, I thought it could be the final Ancient Weapon ( I always assumed Uranus to be a flying creature). But, with Im it was clearly directed at him.
Now, if Im is a space dragon, it explains where the Celestial Dragons names comes from. Their suits. And maybe a bit far fetched, but even the dragon experiments done in Punk Hazard. Kaido. Even Ryuma, could have slayed one making the government afraid of Wano in the first place. Take this last paragraph as speculation, rolling with the idea.
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Mango talking about switching personalities and now we know that Im rules the world government and using the Ope Ope, Mango could have switched places and rule the world.
Also, the secret being revealed means that the Empty throne is a lie (world shaking event).
Before the Im reveal, I thought it could be the final Ancient Weapon ( I always assumed Uranus to be a flying creature). But, with Im it was clearly directed at him.
Now, if Im is a space dragon, it explains where the Celestial Dragons names comes from. Their suits. And maybe a bit far fetched, but even the dragon experiments done in Punk Hazard. Kaido. Even Ryuma, could have slayed one making the government afraid of Wano in the first place. Take this last paragraph as speculation, rolling with the idea.
Oh wow. Yeah this actually makes so much sense in that regard. Especially with your theory that Doffy would have transplanted personalities between himself and Im. (Is this a hint that Im is actually really weak, physical and haki wise?)
However this raises the question why Doflamingo wasn't Scorched earth eliminated. I mean, someone in the WG infrastructure(or hired assasins) should have been able to kill Doflamingo in all this years. Especially considering how much he apparently knows.
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@uniaka:
Nope, the ope ope no mi would help him get his hands on the treasure, but it was not said it has something to do with fruits beyond that.
Doflamingo was in the war when ace died, so if it got reborn nearby, that is likely how he got it. Maybe dofla expected that ace would die so he had some fruits(normal ones) with him.
Yeah I agree. Especially when we consider that Doffy knew Ceaser, who knew how to harness the power of a DF into a new fruit.
They tried. But failed and it got to the point where if they kept at it he would just disclose the secret. We were even shown that Magellan was protecting Mango after Dressrosa because they would send assassins after him.
So before he was defeated by Luffy. The government chose to make him a warlord and give him Celestial Dragon's benefits.
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Now that we have a rough idea of when Ryuuma died, I have to wonder whether the old "Monsters" short is no longer canon (if it ever was). The chapter seems to imply that Ryuma killed the dragon in Wano's capital, while in "Monsters" it seemed he was elsewhere in the world (even if it was centuries ago, I have a hard time seeing the thoroughly feudal-Japan inspired Wano having come from the "Wild West" type region that appeared in "Monsters"). Not necessarily against Ryuuma's history being revised, since ultimately we know little about him, but I rather liked "Monsters" being a kind of tie-in story.
Maybe those events took place in another island or Wano/country of the gold didn't have the closed borders policy at the time.
I doubt "Monsters" is that much of a canon material, at most it gives some insight on on Ryuuma. Also that dragon could be just a random dragon, unlike the one described in the legend . Even PunkHazard had 2 dragons, and even current Wano have 'many'.
Maybe Ryuuma defeated the original user of Kaido's fruit or Orochi's. I'd like for it to be an actual dragon though.
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Gyukimaru is a rather curious mix of honorable (in the "how dare you besmirch the honor of my people" sense) and pragmatic opportunist ("why WOULDN'T I stab you in the back?")... Don't know where Oda plans to go with the character - presumably his weapons will end up in the hands of the Kozuki rebels, but whether Gyukimaru himself goes along with them as well is hard to say...
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His "we are in a middle of duel" was also funny. He is so focused on the fight even the girls and Kamizou were a non factor to him. I guess unless they directly make a move on him he wouldn't even look at them.
In your opinion, was the original ryuma better than him at TB ? I think that should be the case.Have read the short manga btw, and i honestly cant judge based on that.Its obvious that he did slay the dragon easily, in that manga.Now that the mountain bandit giant (forget his name) mentioned ryuma also confront and defeat pirates and even, nobels, on his own implies he was once a truly magnificent man.
Im feels like good material for final Dragon fight.
Gyukimaru for sure is the 3rd samurai kinemon is looking for. And he is important oN the battlefield because with the 99 weapons he can always supply his mates oN the battlefield with weapons.
Oh wow. Yeah this actually makes so much sense in that regard. Especially with your theory that Doffy would have transplanted personalities between himself and Im. (Is this a hint that Im is actually really weak, physical and haki wise?)
However this raises the question why Doflamingo wasn't Scorched earth eliminated. I mean, someone in the WG infrastructure(or hired assasins) should have been able to kill Doflamingo in all this years. Especially considering how much he apparently knows.
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Yeah I agree. Especially when we consider that Doffy knew Ceaser, who knew how to harness the power of a DF into a new fruit.
I very much doubt this "Im" character is weak at all. If it is the case he/she is immortal and has been around since the Void century, it'd mean he was the mastermind behind what happened then and as such must be pretty damned powerful.
I guess it makes sense now that a poneglyph was embedded in the golden bell. Maybe the golden bell was from Wano? Was Shandora/Jaya part of Wano in the past? Or did the kozouki clan travel the world and "wrote/created" the poneglyph in different locations?
Shusui and Yoru are the only black blades we know. So it must be pretty hard to create a black blade. Considering only the Sword God and the Worlds strongest Swordsman were able to do it. I dont see Zoro upgrading his other two swords to kokutou in Wano. If he does, i would question why Shanks, Rayleigh, Vista, Edward etc did not have kokutou
Im not sure why oda wants luffy to actively train CoA but its ok. I thought it will just get stronger while fighting. He can upgrade his devilfruit powers…there is SOOOO FREAKING MUCH HE CAN DO NOW, but Oda wants a better CoA. Of course, that can also result in a new G4 Form