Look at this guy above, the is a prime example of a delusional Zoro fanboy. They result to insulting someone when they out of options.
@True God Moe @Jo_Ndule @Grumpy Zoro
I don't understand you dude, why don't you actually address a single poiint made in the thread instead of trying to insult people
Like is there anything you have to actually say than insults
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Interesting, because he says this after the panel above happened:
Yes, Enma is a training wheel. Not a power up.
Once Zoro gets stronger from training with Enma, HE WILL BE STRONGER. It's not that the sword will be making him stronger after training. It will be Zoro who is stronger. Therefore it's just a training wheel since the sword will become a normal 21 great grade sword after training.
You seem to not understand what Zoro is actually doing. He isn't training to have his haki drained in some big slash. The sword does that automatically to anyone so that doesn't require training for.
What Zoro is training for is TO NOT have his haki drained. Therefore he is training to make the function like a normal sword and the process of forcing the sword to do that will make he himself stronger.
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As I said people were salty with the « instant power up » narrative.
And I disagree. The sword in itself is not a power up, the same way Luffy’s training in Udon is not. Training is training, not a power up. The power up is the result of the training.
To make it simple :
-Udon was Luffy training wheel and his power up is to be able to control « penetration haki »
-Enma is Zoro training wheel and his power up is to have a better control of his haki.
The sword in itself is not a power up because the haki control that Zoro gained by training with it will not disappear if Zoro drop Enma.
Any comment on this?
@Jo_Ndule @Rmstorm @Gran D. Master