Powers & Abilities Does Kings flame off durability come from his race or fruit?
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For the people that missed, Zoro only said King's defense drops only a little when the flame is off, so it's mostly from his race and of course, his zoan fruit plays a role too. Besides, Lunarian toughness isn't just about durability. VP was conducting endurance tests on King, meaning the dominant attribute about them is endurance, not just durability.
In base form, from his race.
In hybrid, from whichever is tougher.
Albino the King encyclopedia.
In hybrid, from whichever is tougher.
Albino the King encyclopedia.
And based on what we've seen from the other dinos it does seem to effect them in base aswell. Kinda how kaido kinda keeps his dragon toughness in base
The attack also fucked up king
You people make up too much. Since when did Zoans have their toughness in base? Obviously it’s his Lunarian genes.
Only two zoans are an exception to my statement and they are both Mythical: Marco who automatically heals with Phoenix Fire even in human form and Luffy who’s body is permanently rubber
Only two zoans are an exception to my statement and they are both Mythical: Marco who automatically heals with Phoenix Fire even in human form and Luffy who’s body is permanently rubber
Zoro never said this lol, he said "he can move a little faster but his defensive ability drops in response", no indication of how much his durability drops by.
Narratively it makes zero sense for it to be a small difference, Zoro outright states there's zero point in attacking while King's flame is active but then one shots him when it isn't, meaning the difference must be astronomical.
Narratively it makes zero sense for it to be a small difference, Zoro outright states there's zero point in attacking while King's flame is active but then one shots him when it isn't, meaning the difference must be astronomical.
Why would it not make sense for it to drop only a little when it's done in exchange for only a little increase in speed? Losing the defense completely for a little speed? Is the trade-off even fair here? It makes no sense for the defense to drop anything more than a little if anything, which is what I was implying.
The only thing we know is Zoro knows his attacks work when the flame is off, and he used one of the strongest attacks we have seen in his second strongest mode to one-shot him, so there's no need to act like it became an easy job as soon the flames go off.
The only thing we know is Zoro knows his attacks work when the flame is off, and he used one of the strongest attacks we have seen in his second strongest mode to one-shot him, so there's no need to act like it became an easy job as soon the flames go off.
