1- Zoro and King come face to face. Here we can see that Zoro is in front of King's Dragon head, which is quite long and then King.
2- In this open plane, we cannot see Zoro anywhere, because he is in front of the Black Lighting
3- Here you can see how what is in front is the Dragon's head, then King and then Zoro, who looks very small because he is further away.
4- Here you can see that Zoro and King are back to back.
5- Finally, here you can see that Zoro is furthest from the Island, King is in the middle and finally there is the Dragon.
We can clearly see how the positions were reversed. We start with Zoro face to face with King and end with Zoro and King back to back. That Black Lightning is Zoro's movement and the trails left behind by his swords.
Two things must be taken into account:
1- The position of Zoro and King. They start face to face and end back to back.
If King turned 180 degrees like you say, then Zoro would have ended up seeing King's back. Which doesn't match the manga.
2- The position of the three participating elements. We start with Zoro, Dragon and King. We end with Dragon, King and Zoro.
Obviously Zoro has changed his position, there is no doubt.
Also, Zoro's pound ho are multiples of 36, they are not simply numbers.
They are multiples of 36 because they refer to the largest cannon mounted on a sailing ship. That's why the attacks translate as 36/72/108 pound cannon as you add swords.
And when he makes a combined attack with Luffy, he asks what 108 x 2 is, to which Zoro answers 216. As Luffy considers it very complicated, they change it to a 300-pound cannon. And later when Zoro joins the 600-pound cannon.
So 103 is a simple number. It has nothing to do with Zoro's flying attacks.
No, it is not an inconsistency. simply Boa Sandersonia and Sentomaru have AdvCoA. Which is not so strange, since Sandersonia comes from an Island specialized in CoA and Sentomaru has the best defense...
The Oda error resource can only be used when it is the last option. In the meantime, the mistakes are yours.
No.
Because the AdvCoC cannot hit without touching. I repeat that this is an AdvCoA skill. And I have also given you the examples:
At this moment, Luffy had no idea about the AdvCoC and yet he destroys the tree without touching it.
What was Luffy training? Exactly, AdvCoA.
And without chapter 1009 would the AdvCoC have been revealed?
Yes or No
But that's
two attacks with AdvCoC colliding. I have no problem admitting that
two attacks with AdvCoC will not touch each other. The problem is that King does not have AdvCoC, therefore Zoro cannot replicate it.
Meanwhile, I insist that we have never seen Kaido hit without touching individually. We haven't seen it in Zoro either. Something that we did see in Luffy before even knowing about the AdvCoC.
What part of two attacks don't you understand?
Now I want you to stop and think a little about my explanations and yours. I am analyzing the manga panel by panel and giving you the etymology behind Zoro's attacks. Meanwhile, you just say random things without any basis.