Kaido is often considered the most powerful being in the “One Piece” universe, but this doesn’t mean that he fears absolutely nothing. In fact, the previous chapter is an excellent example of how the yonko would really rather not fight Big Mom. In “One Piece” Chapter 931, it’s practically guaranteed that the hungry yonko will make her way to Wano, anyway. Is Kaido that afraid of getting eaten by her?
This question of Kaido’s fear of Big Mom is one that Inquistr recently brought up and it’s the same query in the minds of many fans. The king of the beasts should have no reason to be afraid of the pastry-loving pirate, and yet he was desperate in trying to prevent her from coming to Wano. Hopefully, “One Piece” Chapter 931 will have some answers for fans.
For now, it’s safe to assume that Kaido is not as keen on fighting Big Mom as he was in battling everyone else. Anyone who has read the chapters in the Cake Island arc will easily understand why this is. After all, Big Mom has a propensity to eat absolutely anything when she loses control. It would not be beyond the realm of possibility for Kaido to fear being her next meal in “One Piece” Chapter 931.
Then again, the yonko ruler of Wano is also known for always trying to kill himself and ending his title of being invincible. So what exactly is the issue with him fighting Big Mom? Is this just an oversight on the part of the author? Readers will find out more in “One Piece” Chapter 931.
“One Piece” Chapter 931 is scheduled for release on Feb. 4. Fans will not want to miss out on this one because of the potential game-changing details that it will subsequently reveal.


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