Yes, yes it does.
I know you're not interested in a honest exchange and this is all agenda but I'll break it down anyway.
- What exactly does it mean to attack with Future Sight?
Using future sight, Katakuri he can predict Sanji's actions and where his head will be. A Future Sight user can adjust his attack to hit the target no matter how he tries to dodge, since he knows his intentions and everything. As long as his speed, reaction speed, and stamina can keep up.
- This is true for melee attacks, but what about ranged attacks, like throwing a jelly bean?
Katakuri predicts where Sanji's head will be 5 seconds from now, so he throws a jelly bean there. Once the jelly bean leaves his fingers, the attack is out of his control and Katakuri can no longer adapt the attack to Sanji's position.
- What is CoO?
Every user of CoO can predict their opponents moves and aim. Every user sees somewhat into the future, the only difference with FS is that they see
little into it, and some of them are only capable of reading intentions of seeing auras.
However, we had:
- Satori on Skypiea, using CoO, knew Luffy was about to stretch his body before he knew about his ability and commented on it.
- Enel, who didn't have FS, could dodge anything that came from Luffy as long as the attack wasn't random.
- Rayleigh showcased basic CoO as a tool to predict the opponents moves.
- Luffy, right after learning basic CoO, showcased it by effortlessly dodging the Pacifistas' lasers with minium movement.
- etc, etc, etc
- So what happens if the victim of a ranged FS attack, like Sanji in this case, has basic CoO?
Once the jellybean has left Katakuri's hand, the attack is set, Katakuri's FS stops mattering. On the other hand, the victim, Sanji in this case, can still use CoO to predict the attack just like Luffy with the Pacifistas' lasers. Knowning where the attack will land, Sanji moves his head lightly out of the way... and dodges. Katakuri can't do anything about it.
Basic CoO.