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Imu has the "power" to at least "eat" a hiken. Could it be a DF like Orochi's (eight lives/survivability or something similar)? Yes, but it seems to have pretty good offensive abilities too, could even hurt Sabo with his pointy thing.

The only attack I'm sure that had CoC coating was the Ippyakusanjo Hiryu Jigoku, and it was the finisher. The only other attack that can be argued is the first one (the "mask breaker"), but it would be like saying that Law tanked a CoC coated Raimei Hakke, when we aren't sure of that. There's...

Sorry, didn't pay attention. Even then, King wasn't "eating" Zoro's attacks. Here are the total attacks he received: With flames on: 2x Rengoku Onigiri; 1x Kokujo O Tatsumaki; 1x Ittoryu Iai: Shi Shishi Sonson; With flames off: 1x no-named attack that broke his mask (Zoro already had CoC, but...

But we're comparing Ace's durability with Hancock's, which, IMO, isn't her forte. King has a specific ability that makes him (nigh) invulnerable, it's a whole other thing.

Soon after this (still in chapter #441), Van Augur comments that Ace's basic skills were amazing. He was really tough (just not as Whitebeard, ofc, but he was).

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I think he could break her neck using his strength alone. I mean, he almost broke Ace's neck with a half-assed karate chop in pre-skip.

Some events that happened before the Void Century shows that other races already existed before it. 1000 years ago the Mink tribe started living on Zou (chapter #802) and the thousand-year war between longarms and longlegs started (chapter #884). The Tontatta tribe was probably enslaved by the...

Honestly, I DON'T want a final war... something like Enies Lobby 2.0 would be great for me. Yeah, I know that it's gonna happen and it'll be of the largest scale possible (possibly with every character -- ally or former villain, plus the main villains of the WG -- we have seen so far), I already...

For the same reason he terrorized a town in Banaro Island (the place he dueled Ace)... he was pillaging islands, as a pirate normally do.

For the same reason that Whitebeard never avenged Oden's death... because a Yonko vs. Yonko fight would probably cost the lives of many of his dear subordinates (sons, in the case of WB). By pre-timeskip (pre Marineford), Shanks didn't really know where Blackbeard was, and even if he did knew...

Oh yeah, she had the flowers thing... but if I'm remembering right, it needs someone to "donate" their health. In her awakening, if she could trasfer the health of someone to another person unwillingly, the only condition being that they step on the flower field, it would be a pretty OP ability.

Maybe her healing water would sprout from everywhere she touches, not just her hands or eyes. For example, she could kinda make a "healing water ground" by touching it.

Marco also mentioned that Blackbeard has a "strange body" (chapter #577). He never specified, but it may also be related to his capability of "surviving without sleep". The most common theory is that Blackbeard has multiple bodies (usually 3, as his Jolly Roger indicates).

I think that he joined BB mainly for two reasons: 1. He was the only one who dared to invite him (even then he almost had half of his crew wiped out... lol); 2. Blackbeard offered a laissez-faire approach, which was probably aligned with Aokiji's goals (with this he could conceal his status as...

Same to me. Marineford is still the best long arc since then, but I feel that the Post-War Arc (Luffy-Ace-Sabo's flashback) and a few post-timeskip small arcs (Zou, Levely, etc.) were better. I'm liking Egghead so far though.

He did travel to Green Bit and certainly to many other places (Sabaody and Fishman Island, for example, if he didn't took the WG standard route), probably following the route he was taking until Jaya (1st expedition). He could even have gone as far as Elbaf, I'm not doubting that; what I'm...

"Meito" = named blades. They don't need to be graded to be a meito. Plus, if Road to Laugh Tale is in accordance to Oda, any melee weapon with a name can be considered a meito. Edit: SBS Vol. 100 corroborates with this, as Oda mentions that Hassaikai is ungraded, so by deduction we can say that...

I really doubt it. When Noland traveled to Green Bit, Jorul and Jarul were about 7~8 years old, which would be equivalent of 2 and a half human years (in other words, they were still babies, although I'm not sure if the giants develop like humans). At the year of Noland's death, they were about...

According to Road to Laugh Tale (Vol. 2), meitos can actually be polearms, claws, axes or even blunt weapons, like Kaido's club or Kanjuro's brush (yeah, they're meitos, but have no grade). Katakuri's Mogura ("Mole" in the page below), for example, is a ranked meito, but with a still unknown...