Powers & Abilities Roger could not turn his Supreme Grade Sword into a Black Blade even Though he Loved his sword .......
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Enma and Wado will turn Black like you've said. Regarding Kitetus series Blades I have a theory on that as well. I think Zoro's Character and personality matches the Kitetsu Series Blades. Zoro EOS will retire all his Black Blades and only carry Kitetu's series Blade which is similar to his character personality. We will not get to see Kitetus Sandai and Nidai turn Black maybe until Zoro fights Ghandi who has the Shodai or Shiryu who also seems to have a cursed Blade and there might be some connections between these cursed Blades.
Regarding Roger well.... Think of this. If Roger on his entire journey is pouring his "Haki"(Will, Desire, Ambition etc..) into his blade and he does not feel satisfied with the results after his journey because he thinks he failed. Roger "Haki" is still left unfulfilled. His Blade or maybe even the Strawhat carries his will but Roger Channels his will into is the Blade and not Strawhat so that's why his Blade knows Rogers regrets and sense of loss and unfulfillment.
Regarding Roger well.... Think of this. If Roger on his entire journey is pouring his "Haki"(Will, Desire, Ambition etc..) into his blade and he does not feel satisfied with the results after his journey because he thinks he failed. Roger "Haki" is still left unfulfilled. His Blade or maybe even the Strawhat carries his will but Roger Channels his will into is the Blade and not Strawhat so that's why his Blade knows Rogers regrets and sense of loss and unfulfillment.
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How do you know Roger could not turn it into a black blade?? Did Oda tell you this? 
You have to be one deluded fellow to think the likes of Roger and WB can't turn a sword black permanently but a weaker combatant in Mihawk could:yasu:
It is obvious Roger and WB don't need to boost their sword cos they were powerful enough to defeat anyone bar Garp
You have to be one deluded fellow to think the likes of Roger and WB can't turn a sword black permanently but a weaker combatant in Mihawk could:yasu:
It is obvious Roger and WB don't need to boost their sword cos they were powerful enough to defeat anyone bar Garp
If it is a battle style / goal will of the sword thing
Shusuis will was to protect wano so after many hard battles it would have happened
I wonder if wb whose goal and will was to protect his family, I wonder if he could use haki in marineford properly and won and saved ace would his weapon have turned black ? @RobotNinja
Shusuis will was to protect wano so after many hard battles it would have happened
I wonder if wb whose goal and will was to protect his family, I wonder if he could use haki in marineford properly and won and saved ace would his weapon have turned black ? @RobotNinja
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How do you know Roger could not turn it into a black blade?? Did Oda tell you this?
You have to be one deluded fellow to think the likes of Roger and WB can't turn a sword black permanently but a weaker combatant in Mihawk could:yasu:
It is obvious Roger and WB don't need to boost their sword cos they were powerful enough to defeat anyone bar Garp
You have to be one deluded fellow to think the likes of Roger and WB can't turn a sword black permanently but a weaker combatant in Mihawk could:yasu:
It is obvious Roger and WB don't need to boost their sword cos they were powerful enough to defeat anyone bar Garp
Well WB does check all the other things I think that requires one to have a Black Blade like CoA, or maybe CoC, Battles, Experience, skills, strength, infamy, on a world scale etc.... the thing he lacks is a Ambition that is on a world scale. It is possible that WB Glaive would turn Black had he successfully retreated with ACE. I mean he was facing the collection of the Strongest Marines and then some from around to world to protect his "family" so if this isn't ambitious than I don't know what is. I don't really know the answer to WB's case. He did have many regrets and a sense of loss in regards to his "family".
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