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Nope, he says every blade can become the black blade. This is what Black blade means. A blade that is hard. Not surprised none of you have been able to say anything about this panel.

People will believe what they want in spite of evidence unfortunately. If Haki was actually black: It's odd no character has ever mentioned anything about Haki being black. One would think Luffy ballooning a black arm after 2 years time-skip would have his crew mates asking questions and none...

So, if people in the OP world see him like that, what's exactly the issue? How does that affect the story exactly?

Again, quite clear you're wrong. According to your logic, pre-skip we didn't see Rayleigh use Hardening to remove Caimie's chains, but post-skip, we get a flashback indicating Hardening was used. All Haki blasts as have been revealed post-skip were performed with Hardening. As both...

Nope, it doesn't. That's just what you want to believe. No proof it is. Doesn't mean he fought alone. It just means he stood out as a fighter; he was their strongest warrior. Not that he was the only one who fought. You're definitely wrong because the Samurai are people with code and...

So, you're telling me that One Piece is not a series where the author tries to portray the main character as hilarious and absurd looking? Joker was laughing at him. Seems the problem you're having is not the theory, but rather, Luffy wouldn't look cool in black. Looking cool is not the...

Like I showed you earlier, Black blade just means Hard blade. Blades become Hard from being imbued with Haki. Odd that you have to use Vista as an example. Where is Vista's blade ever black?

What logic demands Luffy has to be Black to blow himself up?

Easy, Haki users can sense Haki. Shanks was able to sense Ace's Haki. Bellamy was also able to sense Luffy's Haki at the Colosseum. Blackbeard was able to sense Luffy's Haki too.

Didn't say that. Just said no proof or evidence he's the best Armament user in the series. So this panel you're trying to claim indicates that Haki turns a blade black is false then like I said. If that were true, Zoro wouldn't have to wonder about how blades become black. Can assure you...

Your question can be simplified into this: If Vergo and Pica don't look cool, how can it be Haki? Purpose of Haki is not to be cool, it's to make the user more powerful defensively and offensively. Furthermore, you're yet to explain why Rayleigh's hands aren't black despite the fact he's...

Haki is said to be invisible. Only black to show a higher level of armament is being used. If Haki was literally black, Luffy and other characters would have asked why people were turning black when they didn't know how to use Haki.

Pre-skip, Luffy couldn't use Haki nor did he understand it, therefore, he couldn't discern it. Post-skip, he can use it, he understands it, now he can discern it. Thus why: A scene where Haki wasn't shaded is now Shaded. More so, not all people are capable of using Black shaded invisible...

Not at all. All Mihawk was saying is learn to infuse your blade with Haki to stop it from breaking and having nicks, and then he can continue drinking again. He achieved that, he's drinking. A black blade just means a Sword that can be coated in Haki (or hardened). Zoro's blade doesn't...

Nope, he's not the strongest Haki user, he's the best Swordsman. If Haki was what turned a blade Black permanently, Zoro wouldn't be wondering about anything. Quite wrong actually. Ryuma didn't singlehanded defend Wano. He was just the strongest Swordsman. It just says he stood up against...

Quite obviois if you read all translations. Franky is surprised Luffy is using Haki meaning he had no idea Luffy was capable. If Franky had seen Luffy's fist turn Black, he'd know Luffy was a Haki user and not be surprised. Sorry, but you're lacking critical information. If you read...

Wouldn't make sense. 100s of powerful Haki users whose Swords are not black. Couldn't simply be Haki. Only 2 Black Swords in the entire series despite the fact there are Haki users like Roger, Shanks and Vista who use blades and are powerful Haki users. More to it than Haki. If anything, the...

Wrong actually. Kokuti is the colour of the blade. Haki is not coloured, it's invisible. Just shaded black in the series so we know it's in use.

No one asks questions about something they already know. It's illogical to claim someone would ask another person if they can use Haki when they know they can use Haki. Would be like saying it makes sense for Shanks to ask Whitebeard if he can use Haki when he knows he can use Haki. Makes no...

Not really. Franky asked if that's Haki at work. He shouldn't be surprised Luffy is a Haki user if he'd already seen his first turn black before. If he'd seen Luffy's massive gargantuan fist turn black, he shouldn't be surprised Luffy is a Haki user to begin with. You can't exactly miss a...