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Yeah, you're definitely baiting and wasting my time. My fault for falling for it, I guess

Huh? I brought up the fact the SH is one of the elements strengthening the parallel. How does the fact we don't know the exact meaning of the SH contradicts this, exactly? I'm not agreeing with you, as you're trying to dismiss that element while I'm saying that not knowing the exact meaning of...

Why? You think this was a mere coincidence and not a way for Oda to strengthen the obvious connection? It perfectly works in the context of cumulative evidence, because it shows it's not a coincidence. All those rhetorical questions together draw a meaningful picture you can't dismiss by...

Those points were meant to be put together to show the obvious parallel, it's cumulative evidence. Lola and Hancock talking about love would only be relevant if it was part of a broader comparison, you can't separate every single point and nitpick like that. It's like trying to counter a...

Which says a lot, considering he's not the sharpest tool in the shed himself. :suresure: He's just trying to get a rise out of Sanji fans. It amuses him to see them going out of their way to justify something so blatantly obvious, don't bite. Why would people hate you? You seem pretty nice and...

Bro, he was making a point about the attack being unblockable, so he compared it to something unblockable. Like you said, it's not that deep.

You're using something he never actually said as an argument? We don't just argue based on facts now, we can also use imaginary events/sentences coming from our head?:Luffy_Roll:

Nah, I think you're the one complicating things for the sake of your point. Zoro not being able to block laser beams is the simpler and more intuitive explanation.

Zoro's point is it's impossible to block because it's like a laser beam and you're saying it's impossible to block because it's actually not like a laser beam? :kaidowhat:

It proves speed isn't the issue. If he can dodge laser beams effortlessly and says it's impossible to block something he compares to a laser beam, it simply means it's impossible to block a laser beam, not that's it's too fast to be blocked. Why would a laser beam be too fast to block but not...

He was fast enough to dodge a PX's lasers effortlessly, but they're suddenly too fast to dodge a single one against King? It's not about speed. Zoro tells us he can't block it, so he can't. That's not up for debate.

When Zoro said he couldn't block King's attack because it's like a laser beam, thus implying blocking lasers is impossible? And then later reinforced by Kizaru and other characters' reaction when Sanji did it? I'm not gonna look for the page, it was already presented to you and other members...

Both are normally impossible irl, not in OP. Only one of those feats was presented as absurd, shocking and normally impossible, even by a character who can cut fire. You gotta factor that in.

That's not what we're discussing. We're talking about your comparison with characters cutting fire/water, that's what I responded to and you asked why it's not a valid point.

The fact he refers to him as "Gabum" makes it clear he knows it's a valid and reliable parallel. :suresure: Don't waste your time debating with people who are only interested in rage-baiting. How many heterosexual characters throw cheesy lines about love like Sanji and Gaban do? How many of...

Nothing is ignored, it was simply made clear kicking a laser is considered harder, impossible even. You admitted it, yet you keep comparing that to cutting fire or water every time based purely on real world logic, ignoring the rules established by this fantasy world because it's a fantasy...

We know it involves his exoskeleton at the very least, since he activated it to kick the laser. But the exoskeleton only explains how he wasn't hurt, it doesn't explain how he could physically interact with light, and it was made very clear what he did is supposed to be impossible. It's a very...