Powers & Abilities A ton of people can do Haki blasts (not advanced penetrative Haki)

#1
I think a ton of people can do Haki blasts, like Hyogoro. It's just a different type of CoA. This doesn't mean that their hardening (koka) is super strong. That's a different category. It's just they can make Haki flow.



From pre-TS I think Sentomaru, CP9 and Boa's sisters can all do it. Out of Shichibukai, at least half of them can do it. I think Mihawk, Doffy, Hancock can do it, maybe even Kuma and Jinbe. Out of the commanders Burgess can do it and so can Sabo.



I think how Doffy broke out of Aokiji's ice is by blasting Haki. There is 0 other explanation. He showed this when he cut Dressrosa castle by air pressure (people wrongly attribute it to strings. There were no strings there. Just pure air pressure), just like Cp0:



And if Boa's sister has it, so does Hancock



And I wouldn't be surprised if Jinbe can somehow transfer Haki through his fishman Karate



Even Burgess seems to be imbuing Haki in his shots



All Haki blasts are are imbuing Haki in a projectile manner. Zoro can probably already do this.
 
#3
No, Doflamingo doesn't have Ryuo.
DD breaking out of Aokiji's ice was due to the fact that Aokiji did not freeze him completely - there is a logical explanation.
And DD cutting the palast... Come on, that was Athlete and there were strings.

Aside from that, I agree with everything. Though, Haki flow is some sort of advanced Haki mastery since it makes your Haki control more versatile with long ranged attacks although it doesn't necessarily make your attack stronger.
 
#4
No, Doflamingo doesn't have Ryuo.
DD breaking out of Aokiji's ice was due to the fact that Aokiji did not freeze him completely - there is a logical explanation.
And DD cutting the palast... Come on, that was Athlete and there were strings.

Aside from that, I agree with everything. Though, Haki flow is some sort of advanced Haki mastery since it makes your Haki control more versatile with long ranged attacks although it doesn't necessarily make your attack stronger.
I worry about your lack of reading comprehension and (scanlationism).

"Ryou" is Haki. They're the same thing. It's like "Mantra" in Skypeia.

As for Aokiji, that was some crappy mistranslation about "his heart" which is an expression in Japanese. Buffalo thought he was made into a statue forever. And that STILL doesn't explain how he was able to break through it. That attack was strong enough to stop his attack on Smoker and covered that entire side of the island and sea in ice. It's not a thin layer of ice, it stopped his attack.

And DD cutting the palast... Come on, that was Athlete and there were strings..
Nope, go look at it. 0 signs of strings. Just pure air pressure. Athlete doesn't cover the entire castle. Athlete follows the motion of his leg. His leg is not 400 meters long.



This is the same thing Lucci and Kaku were doing.



I was actually reminded of this technique by reading the Wikia. They had the same thing.

Lucci's wasn't haki but technically yes most folks can do blasts either they feature haki or not

Though they don't work the same
Oda confirmed Lucci had Haki pre-TS. I think this is clearly a Haki blast.



In fact, I think Ryokugan might be the ONLY example, besides Sabo, which is penetration Haki. Not sure though.
 
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#6
No, Doflamingo doesn't have Ryuo.
DD breaking out of Aokiji's ice was due to the fact that Aokiji did not freeze him completely - there is a logical explanation.
And DD cutting the palast... Come on, that was Athlete and there were strings.

Aside from that, I agree with everything. Though, Haki flow is some sort of advanced Haki mastery since it makes your Haki control more versatile with long ranged attacks although it doesn't necessarily make your attack stronger.
I don´t know whether it´s flowing or whatever, but the ice was completely repelled.
As sanjikun said, the heart thing is a expression, and DD went from being frozen to completely removing the ice.
Let´s say what you say is true, what does that have to do with the ice being completely repelled, his heart has 0 to do with that.

Edit: Another things btw, why do people assume Luffy´s, Robin´s, and especially Jozu´s heart were frozen. If that were true, they literally would have died because the blood flow is stopped completely and is basically similar to cardiac arrest since in the latter blood flow is stopped as well, and can lead to death in a minute since blood flow to the brain and organs is stopped.

The only argument i see as legitimate is Jozu was blindsided by Aokiji (though he was the one to punch him and go after him, so a chapter latter being surprised is technically not logical but let´s say it is), while DD knew Aokiji could do something, so put up a Haki barrier before. This does not change the fact though that his Haki was enough to repel it.
 
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#7
It wasn't Haki. It was clearly said that he wasn't frozen all the way. The point of the scene was to show Dofy as decently strong and experienced, at the very least as compared to Luffy and Robin in the 100 million bounty days who had never even thought of a counter to a freeze attack.
 
#8
It wasn't Haki. It was clearly said that he wasn't frozen all the way. The point of the scene was to show Dofy as decently strong and experienced, at the very least as compared to Luffy and Robin in the 100 million bounty days who had never even thought of a counter to a freeze attack.
How did he counter it?
 
#10
How did he counter it?
Admirats argue that Aokiji never intended to freeze him through and is so precise with his ice that he could only freeze a part of Doffy or some other bogus argument.
oddly, Aokiji froze the entire plaza over in an instant without any precision at all while trying to save his friend.
I highly doubt he would take risks here. best explanation. Doffy withstood the attack one way or another.
haki is the most likely culprit here.

All Haki blasts are are imbuing Haki in a projectile manner. Zoro can probably already do this.
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all haki attacks are haki, got it...

not all shockwaves are haki. more than half of the panels you posted had no haki in them.
Luccis Rokougan and Jinbeis FMK are regular blastwaves, not haki. so was Brugess Lariat.
they are not comparable to impact dials.

(as FMK affects the targets water in their body I assume it can harm DF users without using haki. maybe even logia...)
 
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#12
Did you see strings?
How is he removing ice below surface with strings?
Did you see strings when he cut oars jr's leg? Did you see strings when he parasites rebecca, viola, luffy, sanji and jozu? Did you see strings when he was flying?

Below what surface?
Imo he just had his strings over his skin and break the ice with it. He didn't apply a haki blast on all his body, if he had such a thing he would have used it against luffy.
 
#13
Rokuogan is a shockwave attack thats why it hurt luffy it went though luffy the advance haki your talking about doesnt do that.
There is 0 other explanation. He showed this when he cut Dressrosa castle by air pressure (people wrongly attribute it to strings. There were no strings there. Just pure air pressure), just like Cp0:

like these very visable strings.
I wouldn't be surprised if Jinbe can somehow transfer Haki through his fishman Karate
jinbei has explained how fishman karate works has nothing to with haki
 
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#14
Did you see strings when he cut oars jr's leg? Did you see strings when he parasites rebecca, viola, luffy, sanji and jozu? Did you see strings when he was flying?

Below what surface?
Imo he just had his strings over his skin and break the ice with it. He didn't apply a haki blast on all his body, if he had such a thing he would have used it against luffy.
The cutting itself was not shown, only the aftermath.
Those are tiny strings the cover a very small area, their literal purpose is to remain almost invisible, he would need to cover his whole body with strings, completely different application.

His body.
So we are going to argue for something he never used once, strings over his body (heck, he could use that everytime somebody attacks him) against the very thing that has been said to combat DF abilities.
I never argued for haki blast or whatever, Haki in itself, assuming it´s strong enough, is enough to protect against DF attacks.
 
#15
The cutting itself was not shown, only the aftermath.
Those are tiny strings the cover a very small area, their literal purpose is to remain almost invisible, he would need to cover his whole body with strings, completely different application.

His body.
So we are going to argue for something he never used once, strings over his body (heck, he could use that everytime somebody attacks him) against the very thing that has been said to combat DF abilities.
I never argued for haki blast or whatever, Haki in itself, assuming it´s strong enough, is enough to protect against DF attacks.
What's the difference between inside his body and on top? He just needs a few ones to shatter the ice.
And aside from when he use awakening his strings always come from a part of his body, feet or hands when he attacks.
 
#16
What's the difference between inside his body and on top? He just needs a few ones to shatter the ice.
And aside from when he use awakening his strings always come from a part of his body, feet or hands when he attacks.
How are you going to apply strings on a atomic level? Freezing is applied everywhere, to remove it, you´d literally have to apply there as well.
Yep, it´s external, we can see it.
The only time he used it internally was in a free space in which he could string up the organs.
 
#18
How are you going to apply strings on a atomic level? Freezing is applied everywhere, to remove it, you´d literally have to apply there as well.
Yep, it´s external, we can see it.
The only time he used it internally was in a free space in which he could string up the organs.
What atomic level man? Oda doesn't care about that. I think it was strings. Could have been CoC too but it didn't look like a haki blast. It's the least likely.
 
#19
What atomic level man? Oda doesn't care about that. I think it was strings. Could have been CoC too but it didn't look like a haki blast. It's the least likely.
It was CoC. Doflamingo did the same thing as that Luffy did when he was being frozee by Monet.

He used his Conquerors Haki to break the ice.
 
#20
What atomic level man? Oda doesn't care about that. I think it was strings. Could have been CoC too but it didn't look like a haki blast. It's the least likely.
Proof he does not care for it.
You are trying to contort this more and more to a place never once shown, hinted at and so forth to simply deny the most obvious ability that literally lets you protect from DF attacks.
Once again, does not need to be Haki blast or whatever, it´s irrelevant, normal CoA gives you opportunity to protect against DF attacks, assuming your level is high enough (we can speculate what high level means in the context of CoA, density of the Haki armor, thickness of it and so forth).
 
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