Questions & Mysteries "My audience will not be satisfied if Luffy defeats Kaido just because his punch is so strong"-Eichirro Oda [Paraphrased]
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Anyone watched Castlevania on netflix? I would be ecstatic if Oda used a similar ending to s2. Amazing fights but ultimately Dracula proved too strong but a moment of weakness and humanity saw his end.
A punch out would be boring but I hope he doesn't go full on moral victory, talk no jutsu. That would be bad.
A punch out would be boring but I hope he doesn't go full on moral victory, talk no jutsu. That would be bad.
Again, this is FALSE. Oda said he didn't know how yet. The Supernova going on Wano was set since pre-time skip. Luffy/Law/Kid was already set in stone at that point.
This clearly referring to the penetration Haki. Kid's words confirmed. I don't know why people keep bsing.
"Probably my audience will not be satisfied if the reason for defeating Kaidou is just because Luffy's punch is so strong. Luffy and I have to find a solution somehow."
This clearly referring to the penetration Haki. Kid's words confirmed. I don't know why people keep bsing.
"Probably my audience will not be satisfied if the reason for defeating Kaidou is just because Luffy's punch is so strong. Luffy and I have to find a solution somehow."
Don't you think you might be jumping the gun here a little bit? Yes, Luffy trained to make his punches harder, that is a fact. He trained by trying to unlock barrier haki, but as a byproduct of that he unlocked a form of Haki that allows for a person to destroy people/objects from the inside out. I'm sure if it was just going to be a matter of stronger punches, then internal destruction would not have been put on the table.
I wouldn't be surprised if we see Gear Four Tigerman by the end of the fight, and the end results from a combination of claw attacks and internal destruction Haki (Lucci fight anyone?). There is also speculation out there of Oda finally bringing Conqueror's Haki legit into the fold, as this is truly a fight amongst conquerors.
However Oda chooses to go about it, I wouldn't be putting too much stock into thinking this fights going to end by some variant of Luffy's King Kong attack, or any other technique derived from a strong punch.
I wouldn't be surprised if we see Gear Four Tigerman by the end of the fight, and the end results from a combination of claw attacks and internal destruction Haki (Lucci fight anyone?). There is also speculation out there of Oda finally bringing Conqueror's Haki legit into the fold, as this is truly a fight amongst conquerors.
However Oda chooses to go about it, I wouldn't be putting too much stock into thinking this fights going to end by some variant of Luffy's King Kong attack, or any other technique derived from a strong punch.
Again, this is FALSE. Oda said he didn't know how yet. The Supernova going on Wano was set since pre-time skip. Luffy/Law/Kid was already set in stone at that point.
This clearly referring to the penetration Haki. Kid's words confirmed. I don't know why people keep bsing.
"Probably my audience will not be satisfied if the reason for defeating Kaidou is just because Luffy's punch is so strong. Luffy and I have to find a solution somehow."
This clearly referring to the penetration Haki. Kid's words confirmed. I don't know why people keep bsing.
"Probably my audience will not be satisfied if the reason for defeating Kaidou is just because Luffy's punch is so strong. Luffy and I have to find a solution somehow."
What I said is that Oda is being consistent since Kaido is still an absolute threat that takes an upgraded Luffy and 10+ other fighters instead of Luffy just skyrocketing to Yonkou level in a 1v1 so how is this false when it's exactly what we have been reading since the Scabbards had their fight and now with the Supernovas' turn.
No he isn’t. In fact in chapter 950 Luffy already asked Kidd to join him and he said no. He’s on Onigashima for his own personal goals, not to help the Kozuki revolution. Him and Luffy simply have a common enemy right now. Watch, after this arc Kidd will not be an ally to Luffy until the final war where they will once again share a common enemy. The world nobles who Kidd hates.
There has been one chapter of fighting
the battle started
Zoro is yet to outperform Killer
That's not a good sign.
Next chapter will be the same :
Killer and Zoro keep doing combo attacks
While kidd , law and Luffy do their solo attacks after one another
1003- 1004 they all lose.
Zoro should pray that he doesn't get to reopen the scar with Killer
What are you talking Zoro has outshone every one last chapter other than Luffy
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the battle startedZoro is yet to outperform Killer
That's not a good sign.
Next chapter will be the same :
Killer and Zoro keep doing combo attacks
While kidd , law and Luffy do their solo attacks after one another
1003- 1004 they all lose.
Zoro should pray that he doesn't get to reopen the scar with Killer
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Sorry mate, I disagree with you here.
I don't really have time to make an argument, and since others have said it before me, I'll just go tl;dr.
1. Internal destruction haki... It's not about hitting Kaido so stronk, or even having stronger haki... it's about utilizing haki in a different way to damage your opponent internally rather than using it conventionally to inflict superficial damage, which the latter couldn't do to Kaido.
Kaido's skin is as thick as pigshit, so the only way to damage him is internally. It makes sense. And it's already been asserted that Roger, WB, Shanks, Rox etc have used it, so it makes more sense.
2. It's Luffy's fighting style. Like, what do you expect the guy to do? Whip his dick out and start doinking Kaido's butthole until he suddenly explodes or something?
I don't really have time to make an argument, and since others have said it before me, I'll just go tl;dr.
1. Internal destruction haki... It's not about hitting Kaido so stronk, or even having stronger haki... it's about utilizing haki in a different way to damage your opponent internally rather than using it conventionally to inflict superficial damage, which the latter couldn't do to Kaido.
Kaido's skin is as thick as pigshit, so the only way to damage him is internally. It makes sense. And it's already been asserted that Roger, WB, Shanks, Rox etc have used it, so it makes more sense.
2. It's Luffy's fighting style. Like, what do you expect the guy to do? Whip his dick out and start doinking Kaido's butthole until he suddenly explodes or something?
am I the only one reading this differently or this isnt really about powerscaling?
if luffy defeats kaydo with just oonga bonga punch punch punch ofc its boring
I expect a climax with symbolic metaphore (like when enel/crocodile/doffy's defeat) when luffy eventually finish off kaido.
we just have to wait and see until wano is done. at this point thematicly its just inferior to other climactic battle, but thats to be expected.
if luffy defeats kaydo with just oonga bonga punch punch punch ofc its boring
I expect a climax with symbolic metaphore (like when enel/crocodile/doffy's defeat) when luffy eventually finish off kaido.
we just have to wait and see until wano is done. at this point thematicly its just inferior to other climactic battle, but thats to be expected.
I agree, Oda meant he doesn't want Luffy to win conventionally by doing what he usually does, which is just using powerful attacks to punch them in the face as hard as possible. Hence he came up with the idea of internal destruction. That's an unconventional way of fighting because it's a totally new way of hurting opponents. Saying Oda contradicts himself amounts to engage in a pointless semantic argument, I think.
