Powers & Abilities Debunking Literally Every Argument Against Ryokugyu’s Black Blade UPDATE: Remembering The Fallen
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This is a casual Mihawk sword's swing:
I am not talking about a technique, much less a strong or even the strongest move: it's just a nameless slash.
What if Morely somehow evaded the slash? By Holy City?
I am not saying he has it 100%, I am saying that he fighting Morley in a place in which he himself said "It's impossible to fight here" It is not proof in one sense or another.
I am not talking about a technique, much less a strong or even the strongest move: it's just a nameless slash.
What if Morely somehow evaded the slash? By Holy City?
I am not saying he has it 100%, I am saying that he fighting Morley in a place in which he himself said "It's impossible to fight here" It is not proof in one sense or another.
This is a causal Mihawk sword's swing:
I am not talking about a technique, much less a strong or even the strongest move: it's just a nameless slash.
What if Morely somehow evaded the slash? By Holy City?
I am not saying he has it 100%, I am saying that he fighting Morley in a place in which he himself said "It's impossible to fight here" It is not proof in one sense or another.
I am not talking about a technique, much less a strong or even the strongest move: it's just a nameless slash.
What if Morely somehow evaded the slash? By Holy City?
I am not saying he has it 100%, I am saying that he fighting Morley in a place in which he himself said "It's impossible to fight here" It is not proof in one sense or another.
Yeah, the other times were against WB (and was as destructive) or when Vista warded him off, so no environmental damage.
Ah, and yes, at the very start of the manga, when levels were completely different, haki of any form didn't exist and he didn't want to kill Zoro. And even then, the hit was not avoided so we don't know the possible environmental damage.
But take it as you want.
Ah, and yes, at the very start of the manga, when levels were completely different, haki of any form didn't exist and he didn't want to kill Zoro. And even then, the hit was not avoided so we don't know the possible environmental damage.
But take it as you want.
IIRC. He also attacked Luffy and missed. Attacked Buggy few times. So no. It's pretty weird that people assume this. No matter how strong Mihawk's strongest attack, he should be able to adjust his minimum attack.
Zoro took the damage and no environmental damage? That would still mean that pre-ts Zoro was tanking an attack that would cut mountain in half?
Zoro took the damage and no environmental damage? That would still mean that pre-ts Zoro was tanking an attack that would cut mountain in half?
Yeah, with a short ranged attack that in fact even Luffy avoided and even without using haki against Buggy.
As I said, Ryo explicitly said that it was impossible to fight there.
Vista warded off an attack from Mihawk, so if Ryo wanted to use the sword and really do something, he would have to put power behind it, and doing that would be dangerous.
But we'll as, hopefully in the very next chapter.
As I said, Ryo explicitly said that it was impossible to fight there.
Vista warded off an attack from Mihawk, so if Ryo wanted to use the sword and really do something, he would have to put power behind it, and doing that would be dangerous.
But we'll as, hopefully in the very next chapter.
I have done all I could.
I have posted the pics of Mihawk's missed attacks, I have already said that a YC-level fighter could block a slightly strong attack from Mihawk and so Ryo should use quite a force to be sure to kill/beat Morley, who has a power that enables him to flee under the stone and so evade it.
Choose to believe what you want obviously.
I have posted the pics of Mihawk's missed attacks, I have already said that a YC-level fighter could block a slightly strong attack from Mihawk and so Ryo should use quite a force to be sure to kill/beat Morley, who has a power that enables him to flee under the stone and so evade it.
Choose to believe what you want obviously.
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Yeah, because, as I said, the other two semi-serious attacks were warded off, so we didn't see the environmental damage. And for the first one we kind of see that nevertheless and was still enormous.
Also, Morley being a vet level seems quite absurd to me, and he has a fruit that permits him to flee under the stone.
So, under these conditions, not wanting to use even more powerful moves in a city named "Holy City" and full of CDs seems absolutely sound to me.
But we will see.
Also, Morley being a vet level seems quite absurd to me, and he has a fruit that permits him to flee under the stone.
So, under these conditions, not wanting to use even more powerful moves in a city named "Holy City" and full of CDs seems absolutely sound to me.
But we will see.