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Or Oda simply forgot to draw it?
Did he personally come to tell u that?
Otherwise like u just said
That's just your assumption
Also another easy way to dismantle ur argument is, oda makes the corrections when the volume releases. I don't see any corrections for these.

I don't need to make any assumptions when I clearly see with my eyes there is no flame on back and still there was no damage.
 
Now change the prompt to: “How does a speedster beat a guy who is invincible but turns his invincibility completely off at least once per 30 seconds?” Lol
Donezo:

A speedster facing an invincible opponent who can turn off their invincibility for a brief moment (once every 30 seconds) could exploit that vulnerability in several ways, relying on both the speedster's quickness and strategic timing. Here’s how the speedster could approach this situation:

1. Monitor the Timing of the Invincibility:

  • The speedster must observe the opponent’s invincibility cycle to learn exactly when it is deactivated. Since the opponent turns it off every 30 seconds, this is a fixed pattern. Once the speedster has identified the timing, they can plan to strike during those crucial moments when the invincibility is off.
2. Speed and Precision:

  • The speedster has the advantage of extreme speed, so they could move faster than the opponent can react. During the 30-second windows when the opponent is vulnerable, the speedster can launch a targeted attack, perhaps aiming for a vital spot, or using a high-impact move that takes advantage of the opponent’s lack of invincibility.
3. Surprise and Misdirection:

  • The speedster could use deception and misdirection to confuse the invincible opponent. For example, they could appear to attack multiple times in quick succession, throwing off the opponent’s sense of timing. At the moment when the invincibility is off, the speedster could land a powerful strike while the opponent is unsure which attack to block or counter.
4. Exhaustion and Fatigue:

  • Over time, the speedster can wear down the invincible opponent by forcing them into multiple battles or attacks during each of their vulnerable windows. The speedster could create situations where the invincible opponent is forced to switch off their invincibility multiple times in quick succession. Eventually, the opponent might tire and become more predictable in their invincibility timing, creating more openings for the speedster.
5. Non-Physical Attacks:

  • If the speedster has abilities beyond just sheer speed—such as manipulating energy, creating vibrations, or using psychological tactics—they could capitalize on the invincible opponent's vulnerability in other ways. For example, the speedster could deploy an attack that doesn't rely on physical contact, like a sonic boom, shockwave, or trap, timed to hit during the 30-second window when invincibility is off.
6. Striking the Right Weakness:

  • The speedster should aim for a specific weak point in the opponent’s body or mind. Even if the opponent is invincible overall, they may have a sensitive area (e.g., the eyes, brain, or internal organs) that’s vulnerable during the invincibility downtime. The speedster, due to their speed, could aim for this spot precisely in the moments of vulnerability.
7. Feinting and Dazing:

  • Another tactic could involve using blinding speed to create a feinting strategy. For instance, the speedster could make rapid feints, attacking from multiple angles and confusing the invincible opponent. When the opponent’s invincibility is off, the speedster could strike decisively, knowing that the opponent’s invincibility shield would not be able to protect them.
8. Strategic Retreats:

  • The speedster could use the strategy of striking quickly and retreating, not allowing the invincible opponent to counterattack. They could land a quick hit during the vulnerability window, retreat before the invincibility kicks back in, and then repeat this pattern. This method ensures the invincible opponent doesn’t get the chance to retaliate after every strike.

Conclusion:

The speedster's key to victory lies in precision, timing, and taking advantage of the opponent’s brief vulnerability. By closely observing the invincible opponent's cycle and using tactics such as misdirection, surprise strikes, and exploiting weak points, the speedster can overwhelm the invincible foe and land a decisive blow during their vulnerable moments. The key is to act quickly and intelligently, using speed and agility as advantages to exploit the opponent’s weakness without giving them a chance to fully react.
 
Honestly it’d be dope to eventually see
  • Sanji teaming up with the katakuri pudding and the big mom remnants
  • Zoro teaming up with Yamato king and the beast pirates remnants
  • Weevil and the wbp remnants idk maybe luffy, Jinbe, or even his oden equivalent
:handsup:
Probably against the bbp and/or world government
Only katakuri and BMP will be there at Beehive to face BBP

King gonna be working under Yamato to clean wano
 
Should update that panel of Ling vomitting blood with the colored one :gokulaugh:
:josad:At least Injured Cracker lost to Kuzan using his full power to freeze the whole island
Also cracker was worried about pudding being kidnapped
Btw we saw cracks on the floor, so the fight was low diff at least

While Injured King with Injured Queen + gifters got low diffed by mere branches from GB

cracker lost the same diff to Kuzan as King + Queen + Gifters lost to GB
 
:josad:At least Injured Cracker lost to Kuzan using his full power to freeze the whole island
Also cracker was worried about pudding being kidnapped
Btw we saw cracks on the floor, so the fight was low diff at least

While Injured King with Injured Queen + gifters got low diffed by mere branches from GB

cracker lost the same diff to Kuzan as King + Queen + Gifters lost to GB
That's why Z boys can't form a good argument for King winning against Cracker based on feats
 
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