Enma doesn't facilitate it's own power. It's a catalyst for growth for one's Armament haki as it challenge
the user to rise to a level of control & mastery over their Armament haki to utilize its unconventional capabilities to their best ability. "When I get used to this" - Zoro
The key takeaway here is that Enma doesn't grant any immediate benefits, which a core fundamental principle of any power up Arguing that Zoro is stronger because a weapon steal his Haki and ulitized it in greater distribution than Zoro intended, is a contradiction in terms and probably a sign that you might have Frontal cortex damage.
Its logical inconsistent to believe that Enma is giving Zoro something while in his struggle with the sword, he told the sword to give back HIS HAKI. It's logically inconsistent to believe that Enma provides a immediate benefit, while Zoro laments that Only upon mastery will his strength grow.
But Chapter 1001 Highlights Zoro saying he wants to "unleash" Enma, isn't that confirmation that Enma is giving him something?
No. Stephen didn't get the translation
Wrong, however in his translation, Stephen seemingly omitted the quotations around Enma which are commonly known as Scare quotes. Scare quotes are used around certain words that authors are trying to draw the audience's attention to as to highlight the fact that they don't agree with the term being used. It is essential used to elicits doubt in a certain terminology. So "Enma's power" is a scare quote in the similar sense to Kaido's "Human form". Both are inaccurate descriptions of a phenomenon that the author doesn't agree with.
Why are some fans so eager to throw away the initial and transparent description of Enma's unique capabilities by Hitestu at the first sight on any "evidence" that contrast that description?
Could it be that most fans can't handle the Fact that Zoro is a top tier WITHOUT Enma? You guys are just going to just deal with it.
Credit to @Barca_Wizard on twitter
the user to rise to a level of control & mastery over their Armament haki to utilize its unconventional capabilities to their best ability. "When I get used to this" - Zoro
The key takeaway here is that Enma doesn't grant any immediate benefits, which a core fundamental principle of any power up Arguing that Zoro is stronger because a weapon steal his Haki and ulitized it in greater distribution than Zoro intended, is a contradiction in terms and probably a sign that you might have Frontal cortex damage.
Its logical inconsistent to believe that Enma is giving Zoro something while in his struggle with the sword, he told the sword to give back HIS HAKI. It's logically inconsistent to believe that Enma provides a immediate benefit, while Zoro laments that Only upon mastery will his strength grow.
But Chapter 1001 Highlights Zoro saying he wants to "unleash" Enma, isn't that confirmation that Enma is giving him something?
No. Stephen didn't get the translation
Wrong, however in his translation, Stephen seemingly omitted the quotations around Enma which are commonly known as Scare quotes. Scare quotes are used around certain words that authors are trying to draw the audience's attention to as to highlight the fact that they don't agree with the term being used. It is essential used to elicits doubt in a certain terminology. So "Enma's power" is a scare quote in the similar sense to Kaido's "Human form". Both are inaccurate descriptions of a phenomenon that the author doesn't agree with.
Why are some fans so eager to throw away the initial and transparent description of Enma's unique capabilities by Hitestu at the first sight on any "evidence" that contrast that description?
Could it be that most fans can't handle the Fact that Zoro is a top tier WITHOUT Enma? You guys are just going to just deal with it.
Credit to @Barca_Wizard on twitter