Law's amputate ignores conventional durability; the hardness/density of the object doesn't affect how easily Law can cut through an object. Haki can still defend against amputate.
Gamma Knife deals damage to organs and doesn't ignore conventional durability in a similar manner.
Attacks that ignore conventional durability can still be blocked by haki.
Lol, this is just plain wishful thinking.
Given current feats (vs Apoo, vs Kaido) Zoro > Kidd babe. It's Kidd that needs to show he's on par with Zoro.
The Flower Capital was the only place in Wano that mattered, so being wanted outside it is irrelevant.
Nah, Zoro could cut fire before he received Enma. He copied the technique after seeing Kinemon perform it in Punk Hazard, it just never came up before now.
What utter nonsense.
- Mihawk is the strongest swordsman not the best swordsman.
- Big Mom is a stronger swordsman than Zoro.
What the canon shows is that Shanks is a swordsman; everything else is poor fanfic.
It's too early to conclude that his speed feat is better this chapter. We don't know:
- If Zoro neutralised all the wind blades or only those directed at him and/or Luffy.
- If Zoro physically cut through them, or intercepted them with air slashes
- How fast the wind blades are.
It's a great COO feat from Zoro though, given that none of the Scabbards noticed the attack until it was too late.
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