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nik87
Well Zoro was hearing something more than just presence, a heartbeat, a breathe of the falling rocks and he avoided them. He did that without even having a sword in his hands. Be could hear the breathe all day long, it has nothing to do with cutting process,imo.
The strike at the leaves or at the paper by Koshiro has to be haki flow to create a layer between the sword and the leaves/paper otherwise how does a sword
The strike at the leaves or at the paper by Koshiro has to be haki flow to create a layer between the sword and the leaves/paper otherwise how does a sword
nik87
... magically stops cutting?
Cutting mr1... Both mr1 and Zoro's sword were steel and if he applied Hardening on his sword it became superior hardness than mr1 without Hardening and thus ended up superior in that clash.
At least that's my understanding of the scene.
Cutting mr1... Both mr1 and Zoro's sword were steel and if he applied Hardening on his sword it became superior hardness than mr1 without Hardening and thus ended up superior in that clash.
At least that's my understanding of the scene.
The strike at tree leaves is external haki flow.
The cutting of mr1 could be Hardening which wasnt shaded back then.
Boat is couple of haki techniques put into one scene, Oda probably didnt have a clear haki path back then...