because Shanks haki was compared to Joyboy. The entire island sensed it. Those same giants that compared it are on the island and didn’t say a word and it’s no indication that they or anyone sensed Zoros.
This is a big Zoro moment though don’t ruin it. Let him have the win without comparing him...
You know you wouldn’t be happy with Sanji being gay. It’s destroy 1200 chapters of him loving the ladies and kicking the shit out of dudes.
it’s not going to happen.
I never thought I’d be this guy. However, One Piece is getting so boring. It’s beyond clear that Zoro is stronger than Sommers. Zoro completely counters Sommers.
How do you get rid of trees, vines, roots, or any of that shit? You cut it. Sommers is pretty much grass and Zoro is a lawn mower...
I know exactly what I’m saying. You’re just playing slow. Fire stops the abilities of the characters you mentioned earlier. It melts their shit. Swords don’t stop Luffy from stretching or expanding.
Your example is flawed. Fire is considered a weakness to them because it adversely effects their abilities. It’s more effective on them than others because of that. Swords don’t weaken or stop Luffy’s fruit from working. It just has the same effect on him that it has on everyone else.
Even if we remove G5 he had a full fight with Katakuri after being impaled by his trident. Sure swords hurt him but they aren’t his weakness. His weakness is the same as every other devil fruit users, being submerged in water.
G5 is still Luffy. If this is your logic then you might is well say Jozu is weak to slashes and if it wasn’t for his magical devil fruit that ignores slashing attacks Mihawk would have murdered him. But we don’t say that because it’s Jozus ability. We can’t pick and choose.
Kaido is just saying...
Not having residence doesn’t mean your weak to something. Being weak to means you’d take more damage than a normal character form said attack.
What other character is taking the attacks Luffy just took?
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