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In the recent chapter, we saw Sanji supposedly track and find Queen when he was using his invisibility and then attack him in the head.
I'll try to put this feat into perspective - by examining the mechanics behind Observation Haki and how it works when tracking invisible opponents - and then look at how Sanji pinpointed Queen's location before attacking him.
Observation Haki:
Rayleigh explained Observation Haki as a tool which can help you "see the movements of enemies you can't even see".
There are three instances in the story where we've seen the perspective of a character using Observation Haki on panel - Luffy, Usopp and Fujitora. In all three, we can see that they are able to accurately visualize their target - even though their targets are not visible to them for various reasons (Fujitora being blind, Luffy closing his eyes and Usopp's targets being behind a hill).
Fujitora visualizing the town's people.
Usopp visualizing Luffy, Law and Sugar - This is Usopp awakening CoO for the first time as well.
Luffy visualizing Katakuri - although this is Future Sight usage, Future Sight does not give you extra visuals. It only gives you the same information but in advance.
Rayleigh also mentioned that every attack carries an intent and a will behind it.
A good user of CoO can recognize the intent behind every attack. This applies to attacks which aren't visible to the eye as well.
However Observation Haki isn't a passive ability, you need to use it actively.
Sanji vs Queen:
Here we do see that Sanji could not find Queen initially, once he went invisible.
Queen also made a lot of noise as shown by the Onomatopoeia.
This should be enough to pinpoint the general location of Queen. But what would allow Sanji to exactly visualize him, is the intent behind Queen's attack on the Geisha.
That and the sound that Queen made, should be more than enough to visualize Queen completely and for Sanji to accurately hit him in the head using basic CoO.
Observation Haki:
Rayleigh explained Observation Haki as a tool which can help you "see the movements of enemies you can't even see".
Fujitora visualizing the town's people.
Usopp visualizing Luffy, Law and Sugar - This is Usopp awakening CoO for the first time as well.
Luffy visualizing Katakuri - although this is Future Sight usage, Future Sight does not give you extra visuals. It only gives you the same information but in advance.
However Observation Haki isn't a passive ability, you need to use it actively.
Sanji vs Queen:
Here we do see that Sanji could not find Queen initially, once he went invisible.
This should be enough to pinpoint the general location of Queen. But what would allow Sanji to exactly visualize him, is the intent behind Queen's attack on the Geisha.
"This should be enough to pinpoint the general location of Queen. But what would allow Sanji to exactly visualize him, is the intent behind Queen's attack on the Geisha. " that's exactly what i said moron, thanks to the intent of Queen, sanji can see him clearly, that's the whole point of my argument LMAO
How can I know what you mean when you don't even know what you're saying.
You already admitted the sound and Queen attacking the ho is what made sanji pinpoint queen.
So why did you argue in the first plane against sanji not being able to hit an invisible queen who would have stood still and waited for him to tire before the ho showed up then ?
Because you can't read. That's why.
You already admitted the sound and Queen attacking the ho is what made sanji pinpoint queen.
So why did you argue in the first plane against sanji not being able to hit an invisible queen who would have stood still and waited for him to tire before the ho showed up then ?
Because you can't read. That's why.
For the love of God.
There's nothing salty about it.
You just fucking admitted he hit queen because he sensed his intent attacking the ho and he heard him
So if sanjis hitting a distracted Queen how is that anything other than a sneak attack.
And once again this has nothing to do with his speed.
This whole discussion is the fact that as pointed out by queen what sanji did was stupid because running that fast would only tire him out quicker.
There's nothing salty about it.
You just fucking admitted he hit queen because he sensed his intent attacking the ho and he heard him
So if sanjis hitting a distracted Queen how is that anything other than a sneak attack.
And once again this has nothing to do with his speed.
This whole discussion is the fact that as pointed out by queen what sanji did was stupid because running that fast would only tire him out quicker.
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