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Yes, cope and see how Vista's body is shaking from their clash, unlike Mihawk's body. Cope and see Mihawk fighting Vista without focusing on him, instead he was focused on Luffy, and still not take a single hit from Vista. Those are the facts anti-mihawk fans have been denying for years. No...

Forced? Vista agreed that they should postponed. That makes sense when you think about it. The manga showed us that Vista couldn't hit Mihawk even when he wasn't focus on Vista. That alone shows us the huge gap between their strength. That's why Vista didn't hesitate to agree with Mihawk.

No, it can't. The same thing happened to Zoro when he cut and damaged flame mode King with his first attack. King's power's worked different back then. Oda retconned King's powers later on.

No, you just can't comprehend the manga. Zoro and King did knowledge Zoro couldn't hurt him in flame mode, but that changed near the end of their battle where Zoro noticed King fighting style change. Zoro called him out about it. King response wasn't he couldn't hurt him in flame mode. Instead...

We know Mihawk fight stronger and stronger opponents until there is no more worthy challengers. Oda just had me revealed his opponents yet. All strong characters in One Piece are potential opponents until Oda tells us he didn't fight them. You don't have to call yourself a swordsman to be a...

Zoro did not say, King is not a swordsman. He said, King did not call himself a swordman. There's a difference between the two. One is not a swordman, the other is a swordsman just not by name. King is someone who doesn't believe he needs a sword style or to be called a swordsman to fight. He...

He's a swordsman. You don't need a sword style or be called a swordsman, keyword being "called," to be a swordsman. That was the whole point to Zoro conversation with King. Who is a swordsman.

Where does the manga say they never fought?

I also believe we will see an upgrade version of his Pound Canon technique and that makes the most sense. Elbaph sword style theme is shockwave style attacks.

It's because Zoro's not Luffy. He's not meant to be strong because he has a strong dad, grandfather, and eat a magical dinner food that gives them magical powers. Zoro is designed to be strong because of hard work, determination, strong willpower, and some talent. Zoro's parents are just...

I know he was using blackened haki in those scenes.

Keep coping over the fact Greenbull doesn't have a black blade.

Are you sure about that? Oda drawn pictures. Compare the handle to the blade. The handle is dark or black, while blade is brighter or silver.

I'm not trying to be funny, but do you read the manga. Hardening is not the same for everyone. Zoro's haki clash against Pica's haki explained to us not everybody's haki is equal and when 2 haki clash, if one haki is stronger than the other the stronger one wins the clash. Based on those...

You're wrong again, you misunderstand those scenes. Those scenes were for Zoro (and us readers) to understand the benefit and the purpose to blackened haki. It increases the hardness of whatever is coated or infuse with it. The stronger the haki the greater the hardness. It's possible to make...

You're not paying attention to the manga. Mihawk told Zoro duing his training flashback if he would have coated his normal unremarkable quality swords with haki he wouldn't have broken them with his black blade. If it's possible to make ungraded normal unremarkable sword so strong with haki a...

Exactly.. Mihawk told Zoro to surpass him and his sword. The only way he would be able to surpass both is by being stronger than Mihawk and creating stronger swords than Mihawk's sword.

Yes, hardness. That's the whole point to creating a black blade. It's to have a blade with unparalleled hardness. Based on what you say there's absolutely no point to creating a black blade. You are better off just obtaining a superior grade blade. That goes against the manga. Zoro was told If...

The manga told us during Thriller Bark arc after Zoro obtained shusui that black blades hardness are unparalleled. All black blades have a higher hardness then normal blades. Remember, blacksmith don't create black blades. They create normal swords. While swordsman create black blades. The...

Imagine thinking that a blade that is easier to break then a black blade is superior to a black blade just because of a grade system that is created by blacksmith, not by swordsman, who creates black blades.