A: Not at all. It shocks Kaido for exactly one second, but does zero damage. It is a purely psychological attack.
Manga readers (Chapter 1004 of the manga, funnily enough) know that this episode was surprisingly faithful. The anime extended the "Dragon Twister" sequence slightly to give Momo more screen time, which was a welcome change. However, the anime also added two minutes of Luffy running up the stairs, a classic Toei padding technique that slightly dampens the pacing. Still, the core emotional beats—the defeat and the mysterious savior—are perfectly adapted.
If you’ve been following the Wano Country arc, you know that Oda doesn’t give out victories easily. is a masterclass in tension, sacrifice, and the cruel reality of battling a Yonko. Just when you think the samurai have the upper hand, Kaido reminds everyone why he is called the "Strongest Creature in the World."
: Momonosuke and Shinobu continue to evade Yamato, eventually falling from a ceiling and being spotted by one of Bao Huang’s spies. Queen’s Rampage
One Piece has always been about the struggle. Episode 1004 captures the essence of that struggle perfectly. As the credits roll, we see Luffy unconscious, Zoro struggling to stand, and the Akazaya lying in a pile of rubble. The rooftop is quiet.