Character Discussion The truth about Greencow of the white blade
- Thread starter Lor D. Coast
- Start date
And as before my point "against" this is that 'll ask the other way around, then.
Do you seriously believe Oda and his staff did such an enormous error first in the literal introduction of Aramaki (not some third rate panel) then in another scene and then did it again, twice, in the official volume?
Serious question .
Do you seriously believe Oda and his staff did such an enormous error first in the literal introduction of Aramaki (not some third rate panel) then in another scene and then did it again, twice, in the official volume?
Serious question .
Like I have told you, it wasn't verbally confirmed and Toei cleared out all of the doubters.
It's not a problem...why lol?
Black =/ white.
As I already said, the blade was black/dark four times in total in the manga, twice in the presentation of Ryokugyu (a very important panel in which the sword is hyper - visible).
The manga went four times for the black balde, so, obviously, drawing it white is in contradiction to that.
Black =/ white.
As I already said, the blade was black/dark four times in total in the manga, twice in the presentation of Ryokugyu (a very important panel in which the sword is hyper - visible).
The manga went four times for the black balde, so, obviously, drawing it white is in contradiction to that.
C
Bruh , it's like Aokiji using magma but has Ice Ice fruit.
- Average Swordsmans would pull out sword no matter what.
- No haki feat from Aramaki.
- Got scared of Shanks , when a current black blade user is > shanks.
- Aramaki just holds a sword that's it.
- His vines are shown black as well. But no haki why? Because oda drew it that way , simple sketching would look bland.
Stop the nonsense. Swords were drawn like this a few times in the manga already.
Like I have told you, it wasn't verbally confirmed and Toei cleared out all of the doubters.
Like I have told you, it wasn't verbally confirmed and Toei cleared out all of the doubters.
Kakuju's sword/whip was that way because its color was red, so in a black and white manga was obviously colored black.
Ryo balde was depicted as white by the anime, and for obvious reasons black cannot go for white.
Every other "white" sword in the manga was, is and will be colored, surprise surprise, using shades of white because they are...white.
[automerge]1697989647[/automerge]
Again: one thing is being able to throw a punch, another is if punching is your core stile.
And that does not change, for the third time, that we did not see Aokiji punching until chapter 1080.
Hair color is one thing, swords are another.
Also, Oda said in an SBS after the introduction that he was going to make Ryo's hair of another color from black hair becuse black-haired maines were too many.
There is not a single instance of another sword, in the entire manga, that was black in the manga and then white in the official coloring (for reasons obvious to anyone: Oda would have drawn white from the start).
And I honestly can't imagine a single reason why Oda would have to draw it black four times total, presentation included, if he wanted to draw a normal sword, that he has ever drawn white (and I presume always will).
Also, Oda said in an SBS after the introduction that he was going to make Ryo's hair of another color from black hair becuse black-haired maines were too many.
There is not a single instance of another sword, in the entire manga, that was black in the manga and then white in the official coloring (for reasons obvious to anyone: Oda would have drawn white from the start).
And I honestly can't imagine a single reason why Oda would have to draw it black four times total, presentation included, if he wanted to draw a normal sword, that he has ever drawn white (and I presume always will).
FA Akainu's suit is shaded black in the manga for Wano & Egghead even though it is white.
Queen's hair is shaded black in the manga even though he is blonde.
Which goes back to the original point, not everything thats shaded in a b/w manga is black. Yoru & Shusui got explicit character statements calling them a black sword, unlike GB.
Queen's hair is shaded black in the manga even though he is blonde.
Which goes back to the original point, not everything thats shaded in a b/w manga is black. Yoru & Shusui got explicit character statements calling them a black sword, unlike GB.
Again, is Oda stupid enough in your eyes to paint a balde dark four times in the manga and be wrong four times, big time presentation included?
[automerge]1697990294[/automerge]
He did not fight in MF?
[automerge]1697990688[/automerge]
Akainu's suit was always white overall, no one had any doubts. And for the hair color, I have already answerd.
But fine, if drawing a thing black meaning it's white (white, not green, red or whatever) is normal, I think you won't have any problem finding another example of a black/dark blade colored white in the "real coloring".
Something like this:
There are almost 500 chapters worth of manga with colored haki, but you can go back if you want, so surely it had to be happened before, no?
[automerge]1697990294[/automerge]
He did not fight in MF?
[automerge]1697990688[/automerge]
Akainu's suit was always white overall, no one had any doubts. And for the hair color, I have already answerd.
But fine, if drawing a thing black meaning it's white (white, not green, red or whatever) is normal, I think you won't have any problem finding another example of a black/dark blade colored white in the "real coloring".
Something like this:
There are almost 500 chapters worth of manga with colored haki, but you can go back if you want, so surely it had to be happened before, no?
Last edited:
