Powers & Abilities An Explanation of The Deal With Enma
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Lmao, stop. You guys tried to argue he wasn't using Haki at all. You're proved wrong.
Already did. Multiple times. In the panel Zoro is holding Enma both edges of the blade are black. Enma in base, only the back edge of the blade is black, the sharp edge is silver. Don't care about the drawing inconsistency when he's attacking Kaido, when the panel right after clearly shows it's black on both edges, and Zoro even comments he needs to be able to draw out more when it comes to Enma.
Or what exactly do you think it means when Zoro says he needs to draw out MORE. Enma's a magical blade with its own powers, and Zoro can only draw out some of that power?
Already did. Multiple times. In the panel Zoro is holding Enma both edges of the blade are black. Enma in base, only the back edge of the blade is black, the sharp edge is silver. Don't care about the drawing inconsistency when he's attacking Kaido, when the panel right after clearly shows it's black on both edges, and Zoro even comments he needs to be able to draw out more when it comes to Enma.
Or what exactly do you think it means when Zoro says he needs to draw out MORE. Enma's a magical blade with its own powers, and Zoro can only draw out some of that power?
And you were already debunked multiple times. Only one edge of the sword was black.
When you are wrong about something, there's no need to claim it is inconsistent.
Zoro never said that. Zoro's statement implies he is still holding back the swords ability forcefully draw out his Ryou. He is tempering it
When you are wrong about something, there's no need to claim it is inconsistent.
Zoro never said that. Zoro's statement implies he is still holding back the swords ability forcefully draw out his Ryou. He is tempering it
You don't know how much of the haki went directly into the attack and how much stayed in the blade and was called back by Zoro. Seeing how his arm was no longer withered, most stayed in the blade.
With control, he could choose to put a lot more into the attack, and use it properly to enhance his attacks.
Knowing that you're going to use a certain amount of Haki and preparing the attack to make use of it certainly makes a difference.
Enma will allow him to expend a bunch of Haki, for much stronger attacks. That's what Unleashing Enma more will do. That's why Enma will be the main blade getting focused in his attempt to cut down Kaido.
With control, he could choose to put a lot more into the attack, and use it properly to enhance his attacks.
Knowing that you're going to use a certain amount of Haki and preparing the attack to make use of it certainly makes a difference.
Enma will allow him to expend a bunch of Haki, for much stronger attacks. That's what Unleashing Enma more will do. That's why Enma will be the main blade getting focused in his attempt to cut down Kaido.
This is a bad faith request. Zoro has never had a need to overexert himself. The strongest attack he used so far was ISDS, and then it was sufficient.
If Zoro ends up withered fighting Kaido, I would consider that conclusive evidence in favour of your (reasonable) hypothesis. But otherwise, we wouldn't have such evidence as Zoro has never been pushed to his limits Pre Enma.
If Zoro ends up withered fighting Kaido, I would consider that conclusive evidence in favour of your (reasonable) hypothesis. But otherwise, we wouldn't have such evidence as Zoro has never been pushed to his limits Pre Enma.
