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"you forget that Oden knows the strength of Roger and Whitebeard first hand" I didn't forget, I made this argument countless times. You just agreed the prophecy is about the new gen being the one to do it. This still doesn't prove this MUST MEAN Oden thinks Roger and WB won't do it, because they...

Shanks haki is stronger than rogers, so kaido's haki can be weaker than shanks and it stil doesn't help your argument 1762747417 It's crazy how Vista did that legendary named technique, and Mihawk's nameless slash cut through it like butter And then Vista had to struggle to deflect that...

If he does this, and he doesn't unlock CoC in that moment: :milaugh::milaugh::milaugh::milaugh::milaugh:

The main CoC wielding swordsman is gonna surpass another CoC wielding swordsman, woop de doop. Wait till people realise Zoro is gonna have to be > Roger to even have a chance at dealing with what is happening EoS and then going even further after the fact.

Why do people default to surpassing roger being limited to joyboy or some bullshit?, when he's literally a swordsman. Why would other swordsman be limited from surpassing another swordsman? Dude, you'd think if Roger can harm domi xebec, then you'd need a swordsman at-least stronger than Roger...

No, not in this case. The definition of ryuou is clear cut, he's literally had it stated in the manga. That is the problem, people jump to those "branches" without understanding the basic explanation. This has nothing to do with haki development, just because ryuou was used in the next step...

People don't know what ryuou is till this day

Nah you're wrong, I used to think that too, but in reality this is in the context of a prophecy. It's a prophecy that pirates leading the next generation will strike down Kaido. That doesn't inherently mean no one in the present day when this was written by oden is literally incapable of...

I mean it is what it is, if that's the case. Because then you could say that even though the strongest blade chose Mihawk and he is the strongest swordsman overall, thanks to Imu Nusjuro just has some absolute bullshit that just allows him to defeat Mihawk even though ordinarily he would lose...

So, there is a distinction between what being "stronger" actually means. Because the fanbase usually equate it to "Winning in a 1v1" But this is a presumption. And Oda shows this. Even if WB is stronger than Shanks and Mihawk, he can still lose to them. And if being able to lose to them means...

So since we know for a fact a sword chooses it's user as stated in the narrative, are you trying to imply the strongest blade in existence chose Mihawk, instead of Roger, WB, BM, Shiki, Rayleigh, Scopper, Xebec, Shanks, Nusjuro, Fujitora, Greenbull etc etc? One can say then that only Mihawk...

If Mihawk was someone who practiced swordsmanship religiously in isolation, I could see why he wouldn't be stronger than certain characters. But the fact that you literally have to forge it over countless battles, and roger and wb couldn't forge their beloved blades into Kokuto despite being in...

"automatically covered? " This lies in your misinterpretation on what a black blade is, a black blade isn't automatically covered in haki, that's why zoro didn't kill monet when he cut her into two. Temporary black blades are not the same as permanent ones obviously. It's a feat of mastery...

S-Hawk is going to grow up to be a farmer (Mihawk's hobby), after he comes to term with the mental barrier of being a copy of someone else, but after finding himself he'll live a peaceful life on a farm and start a family. The end.

"The previous generation had too many contenders for WSS for any of them to be definitively be crowned" Or, get this, or... none of them had the ability to stand out because they simply weren't good enough, which is why they're all black-blade-less. They couldn't stand out in the "Great...

Xebec is a weaker version of both Mihawk and Shanks. He's done nothing both of the couldn't do. As if a swordsman from the great pirate era, is beating the WSS in the greatest pirate era. What complete and utter nonsense. You don't even have to include xebec in Mihawk's title to understand...

Just say you don't understand narrative I could've wasted 0.2 seconds reading your comment, instead of 5 seconds And no I'm not going to waste more time than that to educate you, it would more than likely be lost on you Not worth, nor do I care to convince you, or make an articulate response...

Fair enough Maybe we can look at this another way where, because Kaido didn't like the way xebec ended up dying, he then got the importance in his mind about not ending up like Xebec Which is why he's so obsessed with a fulfilling death, sort of a "I can't ever end up like xebec" type...

I think part of that is also to contain Xebec's mystery and not reveal too much in Wano, Kaido simply had knowledge of things that Oda wasn't going to let him reveal that early on, because he already knew when it was going to be revealed. This is before Xebec's char introduction and he was...

Gotta stop this nonsense When I look at those three it kind of reminds me of WSC, WSS and WSM all lined up together. But WB's title doesn't mean he beats every man in a 1v1. Oda has never been that blatant. We can make up reasons as to why he's the WSM, but I think it's obviously to do with...