“The first time it was addressed again” does not make logical or grammatical sense, by the way. Imu’s nerf was presented to us prior to him fighting anyone. We see blood coming out of his mouth from the moment he left MJ. Unless we are to believe it was conveniently paused until the Gaban fight...
It isn't hard to outperform a Yonko who defeated Kaido and matched Kizaru, who also possesses one of the most powerful Devil Fruits in the verse and is the protagonist fighting at peak condition.
:Shadow_Unimpressed:
The big deal is that he got pinned to a tree and was on the verge of getting his head chopped off by Imu until Gyaban showed up to save him. Getting stabbed isn't the issue. It's the helplessness it caused. All of this happened after he got spanked in a chapter and was called weak by the same...
Look, I don't believe Gaban did as well as Loki overall. I also believe Loki is the strongest person to have fought Imu on Elbaf so far, but this "papercut" shit is silly. This is the result of both Loki's and Gaban's attacks landing on a "distracted" Imu. If we're going by the amount of blood...
I think it's like a Futenraku but on roids. That's the attack he used to end Sommers, this is a souped up multi hit version of it. He's just launching concentrated COC slashes. The closest thing to it that I can think of is Divine Departure, even has a similar naming scheme using...
Fellas, if Prime Gaban's best feat was sneak diffing his supposed GV rival, Sommers, while old, injured Rayleigh was clashing with Imu for a chapter and even managed to damage him, would we be seeing deathbed geriatric Ray >> Prime Laban takes? Surely not, right?
Let's stick with portrayal and...
You can trust me. I knew exactly how well Gyaban was going to do this chapter, and I know how well Imu will do later in the arc. Just appreciate the short masterclass Gramps put on for us, because he's done fighting for the rest of the arc.
:myman:
I mean, it's stated and shown that he is negatively affected outside of MJ and can't remain beyond it's boundaries for too long, so yeah, it's a factor. Let's also not ignore the fact that Gaban is a more experienced fighter with a higher technical mastery of CoC. It's the same ability he was...
Wouldn't you call this basically a low diff? He beat Luffy in about a chapter and then called him weak. Gaban, at most, did a bit better than Luffy or as good as him. He would still fall into Imu's category of a "weakling".
Now, yes, with the added context of him being injured, it's pretty...
I wonder if this "Bone Eater" katana's hax power is basically a guaranteed avulsion. So, no matter how much force is exerted, if the blade or one of its slashes makes contact with any part of a living creature's body, it just rips it off or consumes it to power itself. That's probably too op...
The Academic Council of Distinguished Powerscalers did not conclude that Gyaban possessed COC nor any other form of advanced haki on his reputation alone. I'm sorry, if he hasn't shown it, he doesn't have it. I wish the rules were different, but I didn't write them. :PepeReport:
The rooftop and Wano in general did irreversible damage to some fans. I saw this insanity coming back then. The sad part is that a good portion of the overall fandom went along with it. Now we get the kinds of takes you see here.
:hope:
Right now, in this arc, for the very first time. Oda is truly a trailblazer. I wonder if Killingham also gets this honor, seeing as he got the same powerups and all.
:CoolPeace:
Probably some Axe on Axe action for around a chapter before he's on the backfoot and needs saving, that's when Luffy comes in at the end and stops Imu from Killing Gaban. Maybe whatever Gaban demonstrates COC wise here will lead to Luffy figuring something out and leveling up.
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