Powers & Abilities POLL : Foxfire style PU are not ?
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Yo @ConquistadoR
Come and say to everyone who think it's a PU that they are retarded.
Come and say to everyone who think it's a PU that they are retarded.
I see foxfire style as nothing more than skywalk - a conditional ability which might be useful at times but just a party trick/gimmick otherwise. There's no way it's this important/worthy to be a powerup when Oda literally offscreened it entirely lool.
If you think fox fire style is a powerup, then skywalk is also a powerup.
Yes, it is absolutely retarded to think that Foxfire style is mentioned as a powerup when it's nothing more than a party trick which has slight usefulness.
If you think fox fire style is a powerup, then skywalk is also a powerup.
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Yes, it is absolutely retarded to think that Foxfire style is mentioned as a powerup when it's nothing more than a party trick which has slight usefulness.
Involves mastering Breath of All things. A completely different thing.
What does learning this party trick bring to the table apart from conditional usage against opponents with flame based attacks? As I said both fox fire style and Skywalk aren't powerups by themselves. They are just new techniques with conditional utility.
Kyutoryu, DJ, Enma and Raidsuit are powerups.
What does learning this party trick bring to the table apart from conditional usage against opponents with flame based attacks? As I said both fox fire style and Skywalk aren't powerups by themselves. They are just new techniques with conditional utility.
Kyutoryu, DJ, Enma and Raidsuit are powerups.
Just let me get you right:
Cutting steel - power up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut steel. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
Cutting the flame - not a power-up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut the flame. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
That is, they have a common concept, but one is a power-up, and the second is not.
I don't understand how it works?
Cutting steel - power up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut steel. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
Cutting the flame - not a power-up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut the flame. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
That is, they have a common concept, but one is a power-up, and the second is not.
I don't understand how it works?
I don't deny that. They don't necessarily make you stronger in combat as well. That is what a powerup is to me. These are new techniques that the character integrates into their repetoire. That's like saying G3 Grizzly Magnum is a powerup for Luffy because he didn't show it in FMI while he showed it in PH. They are new techniques that these characters can add into their arsenals.
However as I've stated earlier; Gears, Enma, Kyutoryu, Diable Jambe and Raid Suit are the powerups. Not the techniques.
Did you read Alabasta? Honest question.
He gained the ability to cut whatever he wishes to cut because he can hear the breathing of that material. Him cutting steel is a feat, he did not gain an ability that allows him to only cut steel, he could cut anything and everything that he wanted to. Obviously that ability was retconned into Ryou in Wano and was nerfed with Haki being introduced.
And ofcourse it's a powerup since Zoro himself acknowledges that he's stronger now.
However as I've stated earlier; Gears, Enma, Kyutoryu, Diable Jambe and Raid Suit are the powerups. Not the techniques.
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Just let me get you right:
Cutting steel - power up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut steel. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
Cutting the flame - not a power-up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut the flame. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
That is, they have a common concept, but one is a power-up, and the second is not.
I don't understand how it works?
Cutting steel - power up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut steel. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
Cutting the flame - not a power-up. The point of the technique is to be able to cut the flame. That is, this technique makes the character stronger, not physically, but simply gives such an ability.
That is, they have a common concept, but one is a power-up, and the second is not.
I don't understand how it works?
He gained the ability to cut whatever he wishes to cut because he can hear the breathing of that material. Him cutting steel is a feat, he did not gain an ability that allows him to only cut steel, he could cut anything and everything that he wanted to. Obviously that ability was retconned into Ryou in Wano and was nerfed with Haki being introduced.
And ofcourse it's a powerup since Zoro himself acknowledges that he's stronger now.
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I don't deny that. They don't necessarily make you stronger in combat as well. That is what a powerup is to me. These are new techniques that the character integrates into their repetoire. That's like saying G3 Grizzly Magnum is a powerup for Luffy because he didn't show it in FMI while he showed it in PH. They are new techniques that these characters can add into their arsenals.
However as I've stated earlier; Gears, Enma, Kyutoryu, Diable Jambe and Raid Suit are the powerups. Not the techniques.
Did you read Alabasta? Honest question.
He gained the ability to cut whatever he wishes to cut because he can hear the breathing of that material. Him cutting steel is a feat, he did not gain an ability that allows him to only cut steel, he could cut anything and everything that he wanted to. Obviously that ability was retconned into Ryou in Wano and was nerfed with Haki being introduced.
And ofcourse it's a powerup since Zoro himself acknowledges that he's stronger now.
However as I've stated earlier; Gears, Enma, Kyutoryu, Diable Jambe and Raid Suit are the powerups. Not the techniques.
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Did you read Alabasta? Honest question.
He gained the ability to cut whatever he wishes to cut because he can hear the breathing of that material. Him cutting steel is a feat, he did not gain an ability that allows him to only cut steel, he could cut anything and everything that he wanted to. Obviously that ability was retconned into Ryou in Wano and was nerfed with Haki being introduced.
And ofcourse it's a powerup since Zoro himself acknowledges that he's stronger now.
Unable to resist or do anything to Slime
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The ability to completely stop the fire attacks of Yonko, which demolish mountains and castles, and Prometheus, who can't be harmed even with CoA.
If this is not a power-up, then what can be called a power-up at all?
I suppose it is a quite low-key one. It’s something entirely new that he simoly couldn’t do before, which I suppose makes it a powerup the way just showing a new attack isn’t.
I wouldn’t consider it in the same light as things like Haki/new swords/Luffy’s Gears/the RS are though. It wasn’t this huge deal- the way Zoro got an entire fight to learn to cut steel- it was just “ha, I learned to cut fire off-screen”, not even as a highlight to Zoro’s role in the roof fight.
I wouldn’t consider it in the same light as things like Haki/new swords/Luffy’s Gears/the RS are though. It wasn’t this huge deal- the way Zoro got an entire fight to learn to cut steel- it was just “ha, I learned to cut fire off-screen”, not even as a highlight to Zoro’s role in the roof fight.
This is not a selective approach at all. I don't consider Skywalk a powerup in itself. I don't consider Grizzly Magnum a powerup in itself.
A powerup is something that makes a character significantly stronger. It isn't something that's very situational and of absolutely no use if the situation isn't apt for its usage. There are exceptions like Sulong which is dependent on external factors but is a technique, which when mastered, functions like a powerup when its used.
A powerup is something that makes a character significantly stronger. It isn't something that's very situational and of absolutely no use if the situation isn't apt for its usage. There are exceptions like Sulong which is dependent on external factors but is a technique, which when mastered, functions like a powerup when its used.
