Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1162 Spoilers Discussion
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Mihawk fans, I have to apologize.
He might be stronger than some Figarlands @mly90 @Cruxroux @HA001 @Blazing Lion
He might be stronger than some Figarlands @mly90 @Cruxroux @HA001 @Blazing Lion
Btw, that one double spread about who will be a contender for the OP doesn't mean much either. It means as much as those cover spreads Oda did during PH with a couple big players, though some of them ended up irrelevant/hypetools.
People should stop using it to powerscale too much(like Garling/Shamrock>Gorosei, or Kuzan>Kizaru) or theorize about secret
betrayals.
Most of those characters won't even get RP's
People should stop using it to powerscale too much(like Garling/Shamrock>Gorosei, or Kuzan>Kizaru) or theorize about secret
betrayals.
Most of those characters won't even get RP's
The legend of the sword says that it can destroy entire countries even against the user's will.
On the second attempt, he finally succeeded in taming it because he understood Kikoku's will and didn't treat it like some wild animal
Destroying the countries doesn't mean country level destructions. It’s a cursed blade, so that line isn’t literal. In One Piece, cursed swords like the Kitetsu line don’t nuke countries, they “destroy” through fate. Their curse drives wielders to madness or death, causing chaos and bloodshed wherever they go. So the sword’s legend means it brings destruction through its users, not by sheer power.
For example, Law plan to killing Doflamingo led to destruction of something huge, like beast pirates and Bigmom pirates.
On the second attempt, he finally succeeded in taming it because he understood Kikoku's will and didn't treat it like some wild animal
Destroying the countries doesn't mean country level destructions. It’s a cursed blade, so that line isn’t literal. In One Piece, cursed swords like the Kitetsu line don’t nuke countries, they “destroy” through fate. Their curse drives wielders to madness or death, causing chaos and bloodshed wherever they go. So the sword’s legend means it brings destruction through its users, not by sheer power.
For example, Law plan to killing Doflamingo led to destruction of something huge, like beast pirates and Bigmom pirates.
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