The baiting Room

[Slash Slash BigSlash]

Oda himself doesn't remember the names of attacks, he admitted he check Wikia to recall them lol
So don't think too much about them

He probably doesn't remember a lot of things its like 20 years and 1000 chapter worth of lore. But that doesn't mean those things aren't important. they might not be crucial but they should be important.

 

[rerere]

He probably doesn't remember a lot of things its like 20 years and 1000 chapter worth of lore. But that doesn't mean those things aren't important. they might not be crucial but they should be important.

Naming the attack is important narrative wise, for emotional/dramatic impact not for the effectiveness of the attack

 

[Hades]

I think its because Manga is. Any significant attack is usually named.

Not true....WB was the prime example...

 

[Constantine]

Where are the spoilers?

 

[Slash Slash BigSlash]

Naming the attack is important narrative wise, for emotional/dramatic impact not for the effectiveness of the attack

Dude its also is effectiveness of the attack. Author uses named attacks to show the growth of the user. And also to signify if the attack is used against a strong opponent or not. He may wish to not always name an attack when there is too much going on already. But when he does it usually to highlight the effectiveness of an attack not just for the narrative purpose.

 

[Finalbeta]

Spoilers

 

[rerere]

Dude its also is effectiveness of the attack. Author uses named attacks to show the growth of the user. And also to signify if the attack is used against a strong opponent or not. He may wish to not always name an attack when there is too much going on already. But when he does it usually to highlight the effectiveness of an attack not just for the narrative purpose.

What @Hades answered you says all the necessary

So is official no spoilers today?

 

[BangOO🍅]

Dude its also is effectiveness of the attack. Author uses named attacks to show the growth of the user. And also to signify if the attack is used against a strong opponent or not. He may wish to not always name an attack when there is too much going on already. But when he does it usually to highlight the effectiveness of an attack not just for the narrative purpose.

Whitebeard reading this

 

[stealthblack]

since spoiler providers are zoro boys, late spoiler translate as zoro jobbing

 

[Fuckthis3]

Where are the spoilers?

Never coming blame Kid

 

[Ice devil slayer]

Spoilers soon

 

[SDfear]

Today we get only title
Dont expect much
Tomorrow is the D-day

 

[ZoroMazino]

since spoiler providers are zoro boys, late spoiler tranlate as zoro jobbing

I must have seen this shit joke every week at least

 

[BangOO🍅]

Today we get only title
Dont expect much
Tomorrow is the D-day

did he said in the website? so we have to wait the thread then

 

[Fuckthis3]

Today we get only title
Dont expect much
Tomorrow is the D-day

Dont tell them a cruel lied like this we never getting any today

 

[Slash Slash BigSlash]

Not true....WB was the prime example...

An exception, But maybe you are right true Top Tiers don't use named attacks thats why Mihawk didn't use it either.

 

[BangOO🍅]

An exception, But maybe you are right true Top Tiers don't use named attacks thats why Mihawk didn't use it either.

vista too

 

[SDfear]

did he said in the website? so we have to wait the thread then

No but monday-spoiler is only teaser at best

 

[Blother Fertitta]

Monhoua and not Monhowa, Monhoua is the Chinese manga which is horrible, absolutely horrible, While Monhwa is Korean manga and Korean manga is really good, so good that the best Mohwas can rival top Japanese mangas.

 

[Slash Slash BigSlash]

vista too

I guess Vista is on Whitebeard level as well. good for him.