Powers & Abilities Why Zoro turning Enma into a blade blade symbolises surpassing Oden
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Like I just said in a previous post. It's a constant battle between Enma and User over Haki. Enma tries to absorb it, and the user tries to keep it. That keeps Enma in a constant state of having Haki being poured into it. That's what it means to "Forged" a black blade. Just having extremely strong Haki, isn't forging shit.
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Is he only making wado black because of kuinas family line whove used that sword ?
Oden had 21 years on panel using his haki on that sword and hit his peak by his own admission hit his peak and couldnt do it. Like tengu said its up to zoro to do it. Not oden
There is no battle, Enma gets nothing. There are manga panels showing it. You cant argue against facts but you still do it... 
Is Zoro having strong Haki an insecurity for those who favor Luffy? They would prefer thousand headcanons than Luffy being worse in anything...
Sure thing. "Haki so stronk Blade turns Black" is the key..... 
There is no battle, Enma gets nothing. There are manga panels showing it. You cant argue against facts but you still do it...
Is Zoro having strong Haki an insecurity for those who favor Luffy? They would prefer thousand headcanons than Luffy being worse in anything...
Is Zoro having strong Haki an insecurity for those who favor Luffy? They would prefer thousand headcanons than Luffy being worse in anything...
It's not just strong haki, it is better haki than anyone else.
Plenty of people who couldnt do it.
Being better than them is an educated guess for such a rarity as Kokuto.
It is not long and drawn out process. Many battles can mean lots of things.
You dont know if it will be "haki too stronk, blade turn black".
Plenty of people who couldnt do it.
Being better than them is an educated guess for such a rarity as Kokuto.
It is not long and drawn out process. Many battles can mean lots of things.
You dont know if it will be "haki too stronk, blade turn black".
I think its CoC/will related + something else that I still can't exactly pick .
CoA migth play a role but is not the main factor cuz a lot legends can use it and have top notch CoA too.
So far we have 2 hints.
None in Wano was able to tame able Enma but Oden and zoro mastery with Wado maybe helps.
What kid Oden had that the even adult red scarbads lack ?
I can only think of either his will or CoC.
(Kokutos are more rare than CoC so one needing to be born with CoC can definitely explain its rarity)
The wado point is kinda moot unless something unique is revealed bout it so we can only consider Zoro sword mastery is a factor.
But what else ? Heck idk yet.
Something else to shorten the list of possible individuals able to make a kokuto is needed.
CoA migth play a role but is not the main factor cuz a lot legends can use it and have top notch CoA too.
So far we have 2 hints.
None in Wano was able to tame able Enma but Oden and zoro mastery with Wado maybe helps.
What kid Oden had that the even adult red scarbads lack ?
I can only think of either his will or CoC.
(Kokutos are more rare than CoC so one needing to be born with CoC can definitely explain its rarity)
The wado point is kinda moot unless something unique is revealed bout it so we can only consider Zoro sword mastery is a factor.
But what else ? Heck idk yet.
Something else to shorten the list of possible individuals able to make a kokuto is needed.
Is there any proof that swords retain Haki?
Honing your Observation Haki to a point where you can see the future is a long and drawn out process too, right?
Statements like that are meant to hype up the protagonist when they get the ability/tool/achievement in a much shorter time than others.
Honing your Observation Haki to a point where you can see the future is a long and drawn out process too, right?
Statements like that are meant to hype up the protagonist when they get the ability/tool/achievement in a much shorter time than others.