He did that for Luffy, did he do that for anybody else? I do not think so.
Maybe most that do have a weapon come close to that without the weapon? Vergo has Rokushiki, yet his epithet is Bamboo related, Law´s strongest attack is without a sword, yet he still requires it for other attacks, even someone like Pica is running around with a sword despite not requiring it 99% of the time.
You asked a question of when, i answered it
Maybe most that do have a weapon come close to that without the weapon? Vergo has Rokushiki, yet his epithet is Bamboo related, Law´s strongest attack is without a sword, yet he still requires it for other attacks, even someone like Pica is running around with a sword despite not requiring it 99% of the time.
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You asked a question of when, i answered it
If he makes the WSS distinguish between them, it´s pretty much Oda doing it
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
If he makes the WSS distinguish between them, it´s pretty much Oda doing it
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
Only reality what all of them share is they have swords ..and they use it for their own beliefs and ambitions . to become pk , to defend world from pirates or to become wss . it doesnt matter what
If he makes the WSS distinguish between them, it´s pretty much Oda doing it
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
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If he makes the WSS distinguish between them, it´s pretty much Oda doing it
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
What does a swordsman´s code mean? It´s a set of ideals a swordsman should live by, at least in view of some.
And if someone who actually believes in that code does not have the decency to follow said code when fighting an opponent, what do you think that means? He does not see his opposite as a swordsman by his definition. And if said opponent suddenly shows he actually does deserve it, he starts to follow said code of honor.
That´s the background of Mihawk vs Zoro.
So to say it does not exist in OP is factually wrong.
Whether it´s relevant or not is a different story.
Relevant or not is a question as you say.
As I say there's no a must have list to be categorized as Swordman in OP.