Questions & Mysteries Do you still believe Asura Is a Mode?

Is Asura a mode?


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Finalbeta

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#43
Asura is most likely a mode.

Zoro first blocked and nullified Kaku's Rankyaku kick, turning it into mist, only later he charged with his Silver Mist attack.

So unless Zoro was preparing it all along and was also a) unable to stop himself prior to launch the attack still standing in Asura, b) unable to keep Asura up post attack, then we can logically conclude yes.
 
#44
Asura is most likely a mode.

Zoro first blocked and nullified Kaku's Rankyaku kick, turning it into mist, only later he charged with his Silver Mist attack.

So unless Zoro was preparing it all along and was also a) unable to stop himself prior to launch the attack still standing in Asura, b) unable to keep Asura up post attack, then we can logically conclude yes.
Zoro doesn’t have modes, he has sword styles and he switches between them dependent on what’s needed.

It’s not like Luffy or Sanji with gears or DJ where they’re all around buffs.

Since Zoro uses Asura like his other sword styles, I wouldn’t call it a mode just an extension of his techniques
 

Finalbeta

Ging Freecss stan
#45
Zoro doesn’t have modes, he has sword styles and he switches between them dependent on what’s needed.

It’s not like Luffy or Sanji with gears or DJ where they’re all around buffs.

Since Zoro uses Asura like his other sword styles, I wouldn’t call it a mode just an extension of his techniques
Mode is a fanmade concept in this territory but it works well the way I described it.
 
#49
Well, the thing is I'm not sure if Asura is basically a manifistation of Supreme king's haki, or did Zoro simply just tapped into the king's haki AFTER Asura was activated and he simply coated his attack with supreme king's haki by luck... and that Asura generally doesn't have supreme king's haki in a normal state...

And I don't want someone to convince me of either point cause I need future chapters to explain this to me Lol

Anyways, IFFF Asura normally doesn't have supreme king's haki, then it's a mode, and he can use many techniques, but if Asura is a manifistation of supreme king's haki, then It's just haki technique not a mode
 

Finalbeta

Ging Freecss stan
#52
Thing is, even if it's not, it WILL be eventually.

So I don't see the point in this debate.
Well the point is to pinpoint the offchance it can currently be considered as a mode which is usually conceived or at least stated by the fanbases as a self sufficient state standing on its feet without the requirement of any attack as a matter of fact.
 

Finalbeta

Ging Freecss stan
#54
Its an attack. G2 is a mode. G4 is a mode. Asura ceases just after being used. Good lord .
The thing is Zoro first blocked and nullified Kaku's Rankyaku kick, turning it into mist, only later he charged with his Silver Mist attack.

So unless Zoro was preparing it all along and was also a) unable to stop himself prior to launch the attack keeping Asura up, b) unable to keep Asura up post attack, then we can logically conclude yes.
 

Finalbeta

Ging Freecss stan
#60
1 sword style, 2 sword style, 3 sword style..If Zoro can fight in all these swords style for an extended period of time then why shouldn't he be able to do the same in 9 sword style? He used Asura 3 different times and he used 3 different attacks. How is Asura not a mode if it has 3 different attacks in it?
Indeed.

They can start claiming that it's not a mode if it can't stand without being strictly connected to the usage of a whatever attack but this was most likely shown not to be the case in that it's tough to believe that Zoro was charging Silver Mist all along whilst also fending Rankyaku in the meantime and even in that unlikely case there would be no proof of it not being a mode. Just like there's no proof of him charging Silver Mist from the very moment he unleashed Asura. It actually didn't seem the case at all.
 
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