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That just further hypes swordsmanship as a fighting style. That's something I pointed out in the past. That swordsmanship often comes with an exceptional level of skill that other weapons do not demand (not technically, but philosophically). Hence Mihawk saying that a sword with no grace is no...

The question is, why does it matter? Does he need to deliberately abstain from using weapons other than a sword in order to be considered a swordsman? What exactly is the debate about? That Mihawk would still be the WSS if he lost in a fight with a sword-using Harald, because Harald (while...

For the same reason Gaban isn't a swordsman. Just that Daz Bones has even more versatile weaponry, turning his entire body into blades and saws. The point is: Harald can ditch his sword for an axe, but does that make him stronger? No. He would be at most as strong as with his sword, if not...

The more plausible explanation is that Shanks' Haki became much stronger. Adding kicks won't add any benefit. A (presumably) supreme grade blade Shanks is skilled at using will most definitely be stronger than incorporating kicks. It's not comparable to King, who isn't a supremely good...

I mean, just like a 30 year old guy will be the equivalent of a 6 year old dog. I don't think these analogies are useful. Loki is already a grown man, he just ages slower and can get older.

If Zoro beats Mihawk using axes, the conclusion is that Zoro is the stronger swordsman, because Zoro with his swords (Katanas) > Zoro with axes. Axes will mimic Zoro's swordsmanship (both cutting devices) without being 100% equal. Axes don't give you different kind of abilities. Cuts...

There isn't much difference between sword and axe, both are blades with a hilt. If Zoro wins against a Harald wielding a sword, he will beat a Harald who wields an axe. If Zoro cannot beat an axe-wielding Harald, he will be an inferior swordsman too. People keep talking about everyone using a...

Shanks of the shockwaveship is cutting again. :shocked:

To my understanding, Fenrir is stronger than Nidhogg, the creature supposed to kill Odin and bring the world to its end, which is more aligned with Loki's narrative and overall threat.

In Mythology, Loki and Fenrir are also tied. To me it looked like the claws of a wolf, and the spikes on the back being fur sticking out.

So based on what was the Devil Fruit described as "Nidhogg"? Based on the silhouette it can perfectly be a Fenrir.

Oden was a top tier since childhood. :steef:

Nidhogg vs Lightning Logia? @MarineHQ @Elder Lee Hung @Sentinel @ZenZu I guess the "destruction of the world" refers to Nidhogg summoning lightning, and the Goro fruit is its personification :risisure:

Your theories are as peak as always