After learning adv. Haki, Luffy should be surely better at controlling haki? He shouldn't be overusing haki like he was doing against Doffy? His G4 timelimit should have increased as he is capable of efficiently using haki....
I think this is all true, problem is that Luffy also using FS and Ryuo as well
lets assume the current Luffy is fighting Dressrosa Doffy. And then current luffy onoy wants to use basic armament hardening and basic CoO.
Im pretty sure that he will beat Doffy without running out of G4... Like he will last longer in G4 using basic haki the same way he uses basic haki in Dressrosa.... But now when he is using advanced haki, by default he has to use way more haki than dressrosa so even the extended time he obtained goes down
You understand that from plot perspective it makes sense.
Zoro has literally dedicated his life to combat, he trains all the time and he was trained by strongest swordsman in the world, the peak of his craft and came outta training with a lost eye.
That captain > VC dynamic never applied to Zoro cuz they operate more like partners or in most situations Zoro like Luffy's big brother.
Then Luffy had an arc to catch up anyways. So its just your biased perspective that you wanted Luffy to always be equal or stronger
You are contradicting yourself now.
Kinemon can hurt boundman?
Something doffy couldn’t even damage with his awakening
But Kinemon CANT beat doffy? Please make that make sense
Actually this made perfect sense, we saw Luffy is much stronger than the Lonko with G4 now so Oda has to limit him, once he overcome those limits Luffy will be ready to the next level - the admirals.
Simple. Pleb.
Honestly what did people expect when Oda is on record saying 'Never speak ill of Zoro' and overall he's a swordsman/samurai wanker which is the type of fighter Zoro is, who also happens to be Japanese...
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