What fruit does Loki have?


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Gaban explains how to damage immortals; it's mainly done by coating attacks with Conqueror's Haki, causing pain and slowing their recovery. The attack must be repeated until they are unable to fight.
So in reality there's no way to negate or stop their recovery, the best you can hope for is temporarily disrupting it by applying a lot of haki. That's quite broken if ask me...
 
You can only cope for so long
Even outside of a scaling point of view, it doesn't make sense narratively to introduce a new character just to have him immediately get hypetooled like that.
With Aramaki, it at least had the excuse of being a blatant Film Red promo as well as a tactical retreat on Aramaki's behalf (even though he did overreact). There'd be no reason for Oda to have Shanks hypetool Loki, though.
Furthermore, did anyone ever say Shanks "defeated" Loki, or did he just "stop" Loki? Because this could be another Shanks vs Kaido thing where they very likely just negotiated instead of fought to the death
 
I think we might have the answer to why Ragnir is with Loki while he's chained, it probably always goes back to him and kills or defeats everyone who stops it to coming back to him
:Think:
Which opens to yet another question.
How did Shanks chain Loki up when the squirrel can unbind him, or try to stop Shanks?
Unless the squirrel was in on the trap...
 
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