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The toughness of something is its sturdiness. When you speak of real people, they are all made of bones and muscles, so it's understandably not used in the literal sense, but here we are in a fantasy setting in which the toughness of King, in its scientifical meaning, is superior to any other...

You made me google the meaning. As a non-native speaker, you never know if I could misunderstand certain words. According to the dictionary, it has multiple meanings. Number 1: "(of a substance or object) strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough handling. " Number 2: "able to...

You're quoting someone who said tougher and claiming they said stronger. That alone makes you more biased and kind of proves you really may not have understood some things.

He won't even need to converge his haki for him.

Getting? I have been on here for a few months and this dude was predictable the second I saw him. And sadly he isn't Rootbeer-funny either.