I'm just saying that in order to become a Yonko you also need a strong crew, territory and leadership skills. Mihawk has none of that. I also do not think he is as strong as the Yonko or even the Admirals. I think swordsmen in general aren't the most powerful people in One Piece. So getting that WSS title is easier than becoming a Yonko.
We know Shanks used to rival Mihawk (current WSS), has 2 on screen combat situations where he used a SWORD against top tiers (WB and Akainu), his sword is named (Gryphon), and has been using swords since his days on the Roger Pirates.
Sounds like a swordsman to me
Sounds like a swordsman to me
Haki isn't a fighting style but it can make you more powerful. Stronger COA and your not getting touched or your beating your opponent. Nothing suggests Mihawk has the best Haki in the world. And even if he did, look what happened to Katakuri, Luffy won despite having worser CoO, he made up for it though. Being the best doesn't mean you're infallible.
We know Shanks used to rival Mihawk (current WSS), has 2 on screen combat situations where he used a SWORD against top tiers (WB and Akainu), his sword is named (Gryphon), and has been using swords since his days on the Roger Pirates.
Sounds like a swordsman to me
Sounds like a swordsman to me
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Haki is a necessity for anyone.
I would say it is the only thing required to be a top tier.
DFs, swords and limbs are a gimmick that helps get to some point but have their limits; the only important thing is Haki.
Since Mihawk is introduced as the WSs twice, means that he has the deadliest and strongest haki amongst swordsmen.
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To downplay the SSG as just “new toys” when the WG was confident enough in it that Kaido said they hadn’t messed up or gone insane by replacing the entire Warlord system with it ain’t a good argument. To sum them as being mere toys is a massive understatement.
Well you are right, he’s considered more than that by the author himself
Everything else you said here hasn’t been substantiated by canonical evidence. We’ll just have to wait and see. Though I’ll say if Mihawk hasn’t been to Wano, that would be pretty bad from a writing standpoint.
Well you are right, he’s considered more than that by the author himself
Everything else you said here hasn’t been substantiated by canonical evidence. We’ll just have to wait and see. Though I’ll say if Mihawk hasn’t been to Wano, that would be pretty bad from a writing standpoint.
since he did not call the man gold roger WSS ... I have no reason to respect this title
p.s
I know stupid wankers say to themselves : who else but Roger? I think he should have been
but no ... Oda had every chance to give him that title and didn't ... he have no plan to do so ...
soon it end up that world give the title of WSS to any one who turn his black blade or someshit
that's why Roger's era had no WSS