Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1028 Spoilers Discussion
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@Paperchampion23 EL Thor is literally AOE attack, you acting like Sanji took all of it.
Oda knows how lightening works
"When lightning travels through another object before striking a human, some of its initial potency is lost. But it's still pretty potent. When currents are forced to pass through other materials before electrifying a body, some of their original energy and heat is lost, somewhat mitigating the final blow "
Zoro on the other hand has metallic swrod in first attack so all the lightening was absorbed and second attack was literally one that cosumes with lihgtening
Oda knows how lightening works
"When lightning travels through another object before striking a human, some of its initial potency is lost. But it's still pretty potent. When currents are forced to pass through other materials before electrifying a body, some of their original energy and heat is lost, somewhat mitigating the final blow "
Zoro on the other hand has metallic swrod in first attack so all the lightening was absorbed and second attack was literally one that cosumes with lihgtening
This feat is actually dog shit, Zoro tanked just as strong of an attack and then even stronger attack and then got up even faster, where as Sanji was knocked out for most of the arc
This would have kill Sanji if normal lightening K.Oed him
This would have kill Sanji if normal lightening K.Oed him
Do you really think that "Kiten" it's a stronger attack than "El Thor"?
"When lightning travels through another object before striking a human, some of its initial potency is lost. But it's still pretty potent. When currents are forced to pass through other materials before electrifying a body, some of their original energy and heat is lost, somewhat mitigating the final blow"
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