Powers & Abilities Zoro is holding back then
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There’s this stigma with the term “holding back” which implies the person in question is making light of someone else.
That isn’t the case here. Zoro is taking this battle very seriously, as demonstrated with putting on his bandanna, and berating the others for goofing around.
All this means is that Zoro still has more to offer, and his full combat potential shouldn’t be judged based on these opening strikes.
That isn’t the case here. Zoro is taking this battle very seriously, as demonstrated with putting on his bandanna, and berating the others for goofing around.
All this means is that Zoro still has more to offer, and his full combat potential shouldn’t be judged based on these opening strikes.
Zoro was holding back.
You dropped this :holdthisl:
That's not enma. That's the demon splitter.
He hasn't use koka haki with enma yet.
Grammar is important.
Here is the raw scene so everybody can see that the quotations are there.
You dropped this :holdthisl:
Luffy needs to save everyone in FI from Noah so he decides to use his elephant gun.
Instead of using his strongest attack, King Kong gun, or at least G4 Kong Gun attack what's your much stronger than any of his G3 attacks.
Zoro had the save the king and everybody else on top of the plateau so the first technique he used was a name attack.
Then the rest of the attacks on the golem are none name attacks. He cuts the golem up with those attacks. Which proves he didn't even need to use the name attack to initially cut the golem.
He then use a weaker name attack against Pica real body than he did against the Golem.
You see Zoro didn't even need to use his billion fold
Zoro ultimate move is asura.
Instead of using his strongest attack, King Kong gun, or at least G4 Kong Gun attack what's your much stronger than any of his G3 attacks.
Zoro had the save the king and everybody else on top of the plateau so the first technique he used was a name attack.
Then the rest of the attacks on the golem are none name attacks. He cuts the golem up with those attacks. Which proves he didn't even need to use the name attack to initially cut the golem.
He then use a weaker name attack against Pica real body than he did against the Golem.
You see Zoro didn't even need to use his billion fold
Zoro ultimate move is asura.
They are talking about earlier ,when Zoro's sword is blackened. Considering he had already attack with his left where Kitetsu is usually,he used Enna . And it cannot be wado because it doesn't have that design when it is hardened.
He hasn't use koka haki with enma yet.
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Grammar is important.
No.
The blacksmith who gave him the sword, understands the sword better than Zoro, explains that the sword is a difficult sword to control, has created similar swords, and told him the sword can turned into a black blade stated the sword draws haki or power from the user. Not that the sword gives the user power.
The problem is people forgot what quotation around a single word means.
When Zoro says enma it has quotations around it.
Quotation marks around single words can occasionally be used for emphasis, but only when quoting a word or term someone else used. Usually, this implies that the author doesn't agree with the use of the term. He said he was “working”; it looked to me like he was procrastinating.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks-around-a-single-word/#:~:text=Quotation marks around single words,me like he was procrastinating.
The blacksmith who gave him the sword, understands the sword better than Zoro, explains that the sword is a difficult sword to control, has created similar swords, and told him the sword can turned into a black blade stated the sword draws haki or power from the user. Not that the sword gives the user power.
The problem is people forgot what quotation around a single word means.
When Zoro says enma it has quotations around it.
Quotation marks around single words can occasionally be used for emphasis, but only when quoting a word or term someone else used. Usually, this implies that the author doesn't agree with the use of the term. He said he was “working”; it looked to me like he was procrastinating.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks-around-a-single-word/#:~:text=Quotation marks around single words,me like he was procrastinating.
Enma:
Sandai Kitetsu :
The blade seems the same to me ,when the swords are hardened.
Sandai Kitetsu :
The blade seems the same to me ,when the swords are hardened.
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So Zoro didn't use Haki, but Enma doesn't have it's own special power. Then what the fuck exactly was he "Holding back" that he needs to "Unleash MORE" of? 
Enma indeed has no power of its own.
If it had, it wouldnt need Zoro's power.
How many times will you fail at the same task?
Because from the looks of it @ImmaIvanoM is arguing against @Bil02 saying Zoro used Haki. But he just might not be clear with his post. Lets see if he'll clarify. @ImmaIvanoM are you saying Zoro didn't use Haki at all, or just saying he did use it, but not to his fullest potential?
He didn’t use haki at all... He is the only person on the roof who hasn’t fought Kaido before so he is the only person who doesn’t know that physical attacks without haki don’t work
He’s clearly trying not to use Enma fully since that sword is a haki drain so he’s trying not to use Haki
I don’t understand what your claim here is. Are you actually saying Tenguyama was lying or Tenguyama also doesn’t know everything about Enma and on top of Enma draining haki, Enma has a whole other power?
like What exactly is your claim here?
He’s clearly trying not to use Enma fully since that sword is a haki drain so he’s trying not to use Haki
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So Zoro didn't use Haki, but Enma doesn't have it's own special power. Then what the fuck exactly was he "Holding back" that he needs to "Unleash MORE" of?
like What exactly is your claim here?