Questions & Mysteries Does Zoro have Internal Destruction Haki?
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was it stated anywhere that Zoro sparred with Mihawk? afair not.
@PurpleSwordsman its a common mistake for Luffy wankers. not sure if you are one of those.
they tend to blow Rayleighs statement about haki out of proportion to justify putting Luffy on YC levels and above.
while haki can bloom in fights, it does not do so in every fight. nor is this the only way to advance it.
Luffy learned to use GK haki while doing basic training vs trees...
Zoro could have learned everything Luffy did and more during the TS without ever laying a hand on a single foe. Mihawk or Humandrill or w/e.
@PurpleSwordsman its a common mistake for Luffy wankers. not sure if you are one of those.
they tend to blow Rayleighs statement about haki out of proportion to justify putting Luffy on YC levels and above.
while haki can bloom in fights, it does not do so in every fight. nor is this the only way to advance it.
Luffy learned to use GK haki while doing basic training vs trees...
Zoro could have learned everything Luffy did and more during the TS without ever laying a hand on a single foe. Mihawk or Humandrill or w/e.
Call it whatever you want, but it makes sense. Zoro needed to refine his Swordsmanship. Mihawk could give him pointers on Ittoryu, and maybe even Nitoryu, but not Santoryu as that is a unique sword style that only Zoro knows because he invented it.
What doesn't make sense is Mihawk completely breaking character and giving Zoro hands on 1 on 1 training for two years straight. Especially when we see the type of "Haki training" he gave Zoro. Told him how to do it once, and said "No drinking until you can do it." and that was it. That is inline for Mihawk's character. Developing some sort of intimate Student/Teacher relationship with Zoro isn't.
Mihawk isn't going to coddle Zoro, as he has high expectations for him. If Mihawk is going to personally train Zoro it won't be until Zoro has shown he can develop to a level where it would be sensible for him to do so. That is also inline with Zoro's character as well.
These are things you guys don't even stop to think about when it comes to the dynamic between Zoro and Mihawk. Their personalities and pride will not allow them to do certain things. Just because Mihawk agreed to train Zoro, it doesn't mean it was going to be a 100 percent hands on experience.
What doesn't make sense is Mihawk completely breaking character and giving Zoro hands on 1 on 1 training for two years straight. Especially when we see the type of "Haki training" he gave Zoro. Told him how to do it once, and said "No drinking until you can do it." and that was it. That is inline for Mihawk's character. Developing some sort of intimate Student/Teacher relationship with Zoro isn't.
Mihawk isn't going to coddle Zoro, as he has high expectations for him. If Mihawk is going to personally train Zoro it won't be until Zoro has shown he can develop to a level where it would be sensible for him to do so. That is also inline with Zoro's character as well.
These are things you guys don't even stop to think about when it comes to the dynamic between Zoro and Mihawk. Their personalities and pride will not allow them to do certain things. Just because Mihawk agreed to train Zoro, it doesn't mean it was going to be a 100 percent hands on experience.
They "imitate humans". They watched humans use weapons, and from there learned how to use them themselves. And they'd never be as strong as Mihawk, because they would never be able to refine their skills to his level. The first time Zoro ever saw Mihawk wield his sword he was in awe of how graceful his technique was. Baboons at the end of the day are just baboons. They'd never be able to reach a fraction of the skill level of Mihawk.
It doesn't need to be on Zoro's level. It's about the knowledge Zoro can gain from facing off against his own style. People don't go all out against each other in training/sparring sessions. The purpose of training is to take your time and observe and learn. Training with the Baboons doesn't mean Zoro is being pushed to his limits, or even struggling. It's about learning.
You are the densest person I've ever met. I could bring up an example like Mike Tyson sparring and training with people weaker than him and you'd be like "Mike Tyson never sparred with weaker people, because they are worse at boxing than him." 
So tell me genius which one is the santoryu baboon ??? LMFAO
the quote was a bit misplaced I guess.
it does make sense and for me its the most logical assumption. there were not many enemies on the island to test skills on.
my point was different though. training does not required strong enemies to spar with. as we have seen just recently.
Luffy learned while punching a tree.
it does make sense and for me its the most logical assumption. there were not many enemies on the island to test skills on.
my point was different though. training does not required strong enemies to spar with. as we have seen just recently.
Luffy learned while punching a tree.
nice generalization, what does me pointing out your fanfic have to do with mihawk/zoro relationship?
if spouting as much nonsense as possible in this thread was your goal, i think you are doing fine.
cant wait to see santoryu humandrills in the future.
does zoro even have any new santoryu moves other than upgraded versions of prets moves?
he had 1 "new" nitoryu move against hawkins, but that was a combination of 2 existing moves afaik.
so humandrills wouldnt exactly be needed?
if spouting as much nonsense as possible in this thread was your goal, i think you are doing fine.
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cant wait to see santoryu humandrills in the future.
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does zoro even have any new santoryu moves other than upgraded versions of prets moves?
he had 1 "new" nitoryu move against hawkins, but that was a combination of 2 existing moves afaik.
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so humandrills wouldnt exactly be needed?
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Am I? I bring up reasons as to why I believe it makes sense narratively for Zoro to train with the Baboons, and instead of being met with your own points on why you don't agree with it, you resort to the awful trend on this site of calling something you don't agree with "Nice fanfic." or "Headcannon". Yeah, I can get a little aggressive, but it's kind of hard to remain civil when I am constantly getting met with insults instead of actual counterarguments.