Questions & Mysteries Do you guys truly believe Enma has Odens haki?
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2 types of people 
not only when it comes to ethnicities and nationalities but also bias rational and irrationalities when it comes to basic logic or how one draws conclusions
people are just stubborn to even ponder over someone's route of reasoning and honestly not accept any as well
like I'm one to talk anyway
WG is a diverse place
not only when it comes to ethnicities and nationalities but also bias rational and irrationalities when it comes to basic logic or how one draws conclusions
people are just stubborn to even ponder over someone's route of reasoning and honestly not accept any as well
like I'm one to talk anyway
not only when it comes to ethnicities and nationalities but also bias rational and irrationalities when it comes to basic logic or how one draws conclusions
people are just stubborn to even ponder over someone's route of reasoning and honestly not accept any as well
like I'm one to talk anyway
No. The explanation that it uses the wielders haki was given when we were introduced to the sword.
But Kaido was convinced the scabbards were using Oden's Ryou given that they were taught the technique by Oden himself. Maybe it's a special type of emission technique that he invented rather than it being literally Oden's Haki coming from a sword.
But Kaido was convinced the scabbards were using Oden's Ryou given that they were taught the technique by Oden himself. Maybe it's a special type of emission technique that he invented rather than it being literally Oden's Haki coming from a sword.
It is not a theory, it is my opinion that justifies all the known facts about Enma.
I would not dare to say that I have the absolute truth, I am not as bold as you and your kind. However, between an opinion that justifies all the facts and an opinion that goes against most of the knowledge we have, I think it is easy to distinguish which is objective and which is not.
As I said before, an opinion to be acceptable must justify everything, not just one thing that is convenient for us.
To say that Enma has Oden's Haki implies that Kitetsu (Oda) has lied to us, implies that something never seen before has appeared, nor mentioned as objects with other people's Haki... Which basically makes the narrative and the work a poop
The survey is perfectly valid. This is about Oden's Haki, not if Enma is a magic sword. Which by the way, has little magic because we know how it works, we know how it was created and we have been knowing about "cursed" swords for more than 800 chapters.
I would not dare to say that I have the absolute truth, I am not as bold as you and your kind. However, between an opinion that justifies all the facts and an opinion that goes against most of the knowledge we have, I think it is easy to distinguish which is objective and which is not.
As I said before, an opinion to be acceptable must justify everything, not just one thing that is convenient for us.
To say that Enma has Oden's Haki implies that Kitetsu (Oda) has lied to us, implies that something never seen before has appeared, nor mentioned as objects with other people's Haki... Which basically makes the narrative and the work a poop
The survey is perfectly valid. This is about Oden's Haki, not if Enma is a magic sword. Which by the way, has little magic because we know how it works, we know how it was created and we have been knowing about "cursed" swords for more than 800 chapters.
Enma itself is something we've never seen before, its the first sword with such capabilities.
Just because the sword is categorized as a "cursed sword" and that being a known term in the series, doesn't justify all the magical properties of the sword as if it were common.
Enma is special, and in fact brings more questions than answers.
Just because the sword is categorized as a "cursed sword" and that being a known term in the series, doesn't justify all the magical properties of the sword as if it were common.
Enma is special, and in fact brings more questions than answers.
