Powers & Abilities Can Law Slice Kaido (No CoA/ No Full Body CoA) in 2 using Full Haki Room

Can Law Slice Kaido in 2 using Full Haki Room

  • Yes

    Votes: 18 25.0%
  • no

    Votes: 54 75.0%

  • Total voters
    72
I’m mean if it’s haki at all, that kind of defeats the whole purpose of the thread.

But what about Kaido durability specifically. Allowing him to tank attacks that dnt factor in his toughness?! This literally doesn’t make any sense
Don't think law being unable to move kaido and bm has something to do with just armament. I think it's just the 'haki' /willpower in general. Kaidos overall will is stronger than laws, at this time. If it's as simple as that, it explains why law wouldn't be able to dice him in room
 
Because of haki... Wow it’s amazing how many people refuse to actually read the “actual canon”. Idiots literally keep saying Law can’t cut Kaido because “HaKI”.

Kaido durability based on toughness. Laws slash ignore durability/toughness completely. What exactly hard to get? Since when was toughness a factor against spatial hax...
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Why didnt he cut Kaido or Big meme then?
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Haoshoku

Law's sword went through Kaido... like butter yet still can't slice him in 2.... Kaido doesnt need his haki to be that durable because he is a fucking beast. Luffy mentioned when he first lost how durable his scales were.

So CoA isnt being used (which is clearly illustrated) then what haki is being used? regardless Law is not slicing Kaido in 2

Ch 1009 Luffy used CoA to block Kaido's attack, point is that it's clearly being illustrated so Kaido isnt loading up on CoA
:watchout:Ay yo man... you do realize that invisible CoA is a thing right? Koka was never the only way armament haki could be imbued with something, that’s been the case ever since it was first depicted on panel:
And Rayleigh literally described it as “an invisible armor”.

It doesn’t matter how durable Kaido is, he’s still getting diced without the requisite haki to protect him. Law’s amputate slash ignores natural durability. When seastone chains are getting diced via amputate what makes you think a defenseless Kaido isn’t ending up the same?

And the poll should be made public lmao, too many people capping at the Olympic level right there.

It's pretty simple i mean 41 people agree with me and 15 agree with you. Ill take those numbers any day
Also clear-cut ad populum fallacy right here ^
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Lmao you really just typed those two contradictory sentences out in one post. I'll let you figure out what's wrong here.
How do you come with that conclusion lmao, i even gave you an example to make it easier to understand

BB once said in Impel down (iirc) that luffy's haki had gotten stronger despite him not showing any signs of haki, else he wouldve beaten Smoker.
This is literally a straightforward comparison
1. Law said Kaido's haki is too strong
2. BB said Luffy's haki had gotten strong despite luffy not using any haki

What can you infer? It could be:
Law said kaido's haki is too strong despite Kaido was not using any haki

Law saying Kaido's haki being too strong doesnt necessarily mean Kaido was activating his haki at that point. Haki won't dissapear even if the user doesnt use haki at one point in time, haki will be there as long as the user is still alive. This is further proven by manga facts
1. When kaido drunk, kaido most likely wasnt using any haki, and Law didnt take such opportunity
2. When Doffy wasnt using any haki, Law still couldnt be able to slice him in two
 
:watchout:Ay yo man... you do realize that invisible CoA is a thing right? Koka was never the only way armament haki could be imbued with something, that’s been the case ever since it was first depicted on panel:
And Rayleigh literally described it as “an invisible armor”.

It doesn’t matter how durable Kaido is, he’s still getting diced without the requisite haki to protect him. Law’s amputate slash ignores natural durability. When seastone chains are getting diced via amputate what makes you think a defenseless Kaido isn’t ending up the same?

And the poll should be made public lmao, too many people capping at the Olympic level right there.


Also clear-cut ad populum fallacy right here ^
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So why wasnt the original plan for law to sneak attack kaido when he is drunk and not using haki and slash him in 2... and don't say plot?

Dont worry this will always be a part of the 2 way street conondrum.

Each side thinks the other side are a bunch of fucking idiots.
 
The same reason he doesn’t shambles them “haki” people can’t actually be this stupid can they
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He dosent shambles them because their haki is too strong, soo if he cant shambles them for the same reason why he cant cut them...its because of haki. Meaning Trashgar Law cant cut Kaido at all because he is too weak to do soo, his "hax" abilities that you all overhyped to oblivion are not as broken as you make them to be.

Who could have though...i was right all allong.....

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Haoshoku

So why wasnt the original plan for law to sneak attack kaido when he is drunk and not using haki and slash him in 2... and don't say plot?

Dont worry this will always be a part of the 2 way street conondrum.

Each side thinks the other side are a bunch of fucking idiots.
I’m not saying you’re an idiot nor intended to, so if it came out that way I own up to it. But you’re simply incorrect about Law here, and yeah the answer to your question is circumstantially impossible i.e plot.
 
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