The Rumble-Rumble Fruit controlled electric currents, and Ron had never underestimated the damage electricity could inflict on the human body.
Unlike any other Logia power, it could not be completely neutralized through any means.
Electricity could not be defended against. It had no physical form that could be blocked. No matter how strong Kaido's defenses were, he merely ignored the immense heat generated as the current passed through his body as a conductor; he did not block the current itself.
At the same time, the paralysis caused by electricity invading the body was an inherent weakness of living creatures.
The human body was a good conductor. The beating of the heart, brain activity, and neural transmission were all controlled by tiny currents. Once electrified, those microcurrent environments would be disrupted, causing convulsions, paralysis, and a series of catastrophic consequences.
Of course, given the monstrous physiques of humans in this world, an effect that should have been a sure-kill was severely countered. Against a powerhouse like Kaido, Ron had to continuously unleash attacks to accumulate electricity within his opponent's body, then detonate it all at once for the intended effect to appear.
Before that, the thunder attacks Ron unleashed, with their unparalleled destructive power and spectacle, had already been enough to draw attention.
And yet, even so...
"When did Kaido become so smart? There wasn't anything like that in the intelligence reports!"
He was no strategist. He embodied the word "reckless," a textbook example of someone who never used his brain in a fight.
Ron turned back with a look of astonishment and suspicion, staring at Kizaru.
"You're asking me? Who am I supposed to ask?"
Kizaru shrugged, pursing his lips in his usual sleazy manner. "And Ron, you'd better be careful. I don't know what kind of fortunate encounter Kaido