Powers & Abilities Debunking Literally Every Argument Against Ryokugyu’s Black Blade UPDATE: Remembering The Fallen
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Queen couldn't use cybernetics because he didn't even want to fight her lol
He got slammed twice and then decided to sneak attack her head because he thought she'd kill him in a direct fight (which is fair ngl)
Doffy didn't use any moves because he just wanted to observe and make occasional moves, however he still used parasite twice at least.
Marco did use moves, he didn't name most of them but he definitely did use some.
He got slammed twice and then decided to sneak attack her head because he thought she'd kill him in a direct fight (which is fair ngl)
Doffy didn't use any moves because he just wanted to observe and make occasional moves, however he still used parasite twice at least.
Marco did use moves, he didn't name most of them but he definitely did use some.
I'm pretty sure there's wooden blades with black sheathes, as Peroroncino or someone pointed put, so it could be that.
But it could just be a black blade. We'll see eventually, but for now I'm still skeptical because the dude never bothers using his blade even on fellow Admirals like Issho.
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But it could just be a black blade. We'll see eventually, but for now I'm still skeptical because the dude never bothers using his blade even on fellow Admirals like Issho.
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Dunno. We often saw CoA strikes emitting that same Haki. ACoC to me seems generally thicker and bigger, including Luffy's ACoC punches even if they touched, leaving a large jagged trail behind. We also see this lightning emitted with normal CoC when an attack connects.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
Dunno. We often saw CoA strikes emitting that same Haki. ACoC to me seems generally thicker and bigger, including Luffy's ACoC punches even if they touched, leaving a large jagged trail behind. We also see this lightning emitted with normal CoC when an attack connects.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
It is advanced coc kick from luffy . You can see Coc lighting from luffy feet.
On same chapter , no black lighting between rob lucci vs zoro clash.
Oda ain’t scale lighting as how big lighting supposed to be. Look at Yamato on greenbull . Yet we know it is advanced coc because Yamato is coc user and you can see coc lighting from her weapon.
I mean it is teenagers manga and I doubt teenagers will powerscale lighting to determine coA or coC
On same chapter , no black lighting between rob lucci vs zoro clash.
Oda ain’t scale lighting as how big lighting supposed to be. Look at Yamato on greenbull . Yet we know it is advanced coc because Yamato is coc user and you can see coc lighting from her weapon.
I mean it is teenagers manga and I doubt teenagers will powerscale lighting to determine coA or coC
Lol it is not ACoA , we already see luffy pull red roc on kaido yet you don’t see black lighting . Chapter 1000red roc is ACoA attack.
‘It is not even clash .
Do you see black thin lighting on rob lucci vs zoro ?
Do you see black thin lighting on luffy and zoro fighting robots ?
ACoC already have lighting from punches, kicks, weapons .
‘It is not even clash .
Do you see black thin lighting on rob lucci vs zoro ?
Do you see black thin lighting on luffy and zoro fighting robots ?
ACoC already have lighting from punches, kicks, weapons .
Dunno. We often saw CoA strikes emitting that same Haki. ACoC to me seems generally thicker and bigger, including Luffy's ACoC punches even if they touched, leaving a large jagged trail behind. We also see this lightning emitted with normal CoC when an attack connects.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
On the other hand it's true that Luffy's CoA punches specifically didn't leave trails behind in the past. Oda failed to make a clear distinction between CoA and CoC.
To be honest, before Wano there are cases of Luffy causing black lightning when using hardening but ever since Wano started Oda has been extremely consistent with how his MC’s COA outside direct head-on clashes (that have their own visual effect), be it basic or advanced is depicted visually, here a compilation of pretty much all the moments Luffy used COA since the start of Wano :
Limb simply turn black. This has been consistent for basically 200 chapters by now.
I understand COC/COA discussions for secondary characters that are unconfirmed COC users as Oda drew the likes of Ulti and Jinbe black lightning,
But Oda has been keeping it simple for his MC for the last 5 years. Luffy uses COA : blackened limb only
Luffy uses COC : black lightning.
i don’t see any reason to believe he suddenly broke this pattern when he was still following it when he drew Luffy fighting the seraphims 15 chapters ago.
The explanation is likely that it is in Wano that Oda finalized how advCOC would look like and that Luffy would get it against Kaido. So when it comes to his protagonist whose abilities should be clear even for kids, Oda made the distinction between the moments he uses COA and the moment he uses COC clear.
I get why despite all of this one would be skeptical though, even as an admiral fan I never expected Kizaru to block an advCOC with one arm and not using visible hardening to defend himself.
But I’m confident, not because of agenda but because believing Luffy not using COA here is just believing Oda is following the pattern he has been consistent for several years by now.