How is putitng WSS on Roger relevant ? :cheers:
Roger is a swordsman.
Chopper fighting smoker has nothing to do with anything.
Anybody said it´s a big deal? You guys are calling people swordsman or not based on a supposed definition nobody has made clear, hence the question
Is that relevant for your definition?
And he attacked the strongest man in the world without a sword attack several times both long range and close range, so both are serious options for him
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Is that relevant for your definition?
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We've see him fight with a sword against a guy who by Garp was considered a legend.
And we've see him dispatch fodders with kicks.
I would say he's a mixed fighter tho but swordmanship will be used in the main fights.
And we've see him dispatch fodders with kicks.
I would say he's a mixed fighter tho but swordmanship will be used in the main fights.
Which is not the point. I am not asking for an objective definition, if there was a completely clear one, people would not argue over it.
I am asking for your definition, and without any attitude or ill intent mind you, just saying since this topic can get heated sometimes.
I do think Oda distinguishes between swordsman and swordsman who follow a warrior´s code/bushido or whatever you wanna call it, but question is whether that´s any relevant your definition.
I am asking for your definition, and without any attitude or ill intent mind you, just saying since this topic can get heated sometimes.
I do think Oda distinguishes between swordsman and swordsman who follow a warrior´s code/bushido or whatever you wanna call it, but question is whether that´s any relevant your definition.
:smithnie: But Roger was insisting always on how much the power of his words and actions of the sea ment more than fists or the blade.
Mihawk, Law, Hawkins, Zoro. Kiroshyo. Enma. They all live by the power of the blade. Their pride is in the blade. Im just saying a swordsman to me is a blade holder who prides in winning with his blade. Not his words or powers.
Mihawk, Law, Hawkins, Zoro. Kiroshyo. Enma. They all live by the power of the blade. Their pride is in the blade. Im just saying a swordsman to me is a blade holder who prides in winning with his blade. Not his words or powers.
Yeah it´s one possibility but that begs the question, if you are not a completely useless user of it, are not most people better with a sword?
I mean sure, offensive-wise you can have far stronger attacks without a sword with devil fruits, but for most that are not completely useless with it, it´s at least a defensive option against both fellow weapon users and those without.
I mean sure, offensive-wise you can have far stronger attacks without a sword with devil fruits, but for most that are not completely useless with it, it´s at least a defensive option against both fellow weapon users and those without.