OP fans for some weird reason have got it in their heads that just because a character has a name for an attack that somehow it’s more potent and more powerful than if they were to just attack silently, well allow me to tell you why you’re wrong.
This is Akainu, using the attack called ”Meigou” to take half of Whitebeard’s face. If you notice his hand is open with his fingers pointed as magma is pouring out from his arm(credit to newgate-arts from deviantart).
Now this is Akainu again using the SAME EXACT ATTACK on Whitebeard to dig a hole in his chest. The way the attack looks is exactly the same from the position of the fingers to the way magma is pouring out along his arm. The only difference here is Akainu targets Whitebeards chest instead of his face.
I can show countless similar examples where characters do the same attack but in one case says a name but in the other does not, the naming of attacks is only done for the audience, it has nothing to do with the strength of the attack itself.
So next time someone says ”X character did this with a no-named attack, imagine what he will do when he names his attacks”, just show them these two pictures of Akainu or show them Doflamingo controlling Jozu with ease and only saying ”Parasyte” post TS once the audience are already familiar with his DF.
This is Akainu, using the attack called ”Meigou” to take half of Whitebeard’s face. If you notice his hand is open with his fingers pointed as magma is pouring out from his arm(credit to newgate-arts from deviantart).
Now this is Akainu again using the SAME EXACT ATTACK on Whitebeard to dig a hole in his chest. The way the attack looks is exactly the same from the position of the fingers to the way magma is pouring out along his arm. The only difference here is Akainu targets Whitebeards chest instead of his face.
I can show countless similar examples where characters do the same attack but in one case says a name but in the other does not, the naming of attacks is only done for the audience, it has nothing to do with the strength of the attack itself.
So next time someone says ”X character did this with a no-named attack, imagine what he will do when he names his attacks”, just show them these two pictures of Akainu or show them Doflamingo controlling Jozu with ease and only saying ”Parasyte” post TS once the audience are already familiar with his DF.