Powers & Abilities Hold Up! ZORO CAN MAKE HAKI TORNADOES?
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Um, I never quoted you in this thread. I quoted other people as a means to use this thread to point out that their notion that "Zoro would cut Luffy's arm off" was flawed.
You're the one who quoted me talking about something that had nothing to do with what I was talking about. I ignored it the first time because it didn't make sense in the context of what I was discussing, and then you quoted me again saying the same thing. I agreed with what you were saying, but said once Zoro made the Tornado, he could no longer control it's cutting power.
And then we got to this point. So I am honestly not sure what the hell you are even talking about anymore to be honest.
You're the one who quoted me talking about something that had nothing to do with what I was talking about. I ignored it the first time because it didn't make sense in the context of what I was discussing, and then you quoted me again saying the same thing. I agreed with what you were saying, but said once Zoro made the Tornado, he could no longer control it's cutting power.
And then we got to this point. So I am honestly not sure what the hell you are even talking about anymore to be honest.
Zoro has the magical power to control exactly what he cuts and doesn't cut. And yes. Even his tornado has this magical power
It's called haki.
Same as Mihawk's random slashes cutting a mountain sized iceberg but not cutting Daz bones.
Oda made sure to condense every single magical aspect of Swordsmanship into HakI.
Zoro can cut "anything" as long as his haki allows it. Same way his haki allowed him to Daz bones even when he was exhausted from the fight
Brook has never cut Steel and Kin'emon is a confirmed haki user.
Zoro's haki pre time skip was obviously growing. The one limit to what he couldn't cut at the time was whatever the Pacifista was made of
It's called haki.
Same as Mihawk's random slashes cutting a mountain sized iceberg but not cutting Daz bones.
Oda made sure to condense every single magical aspect of Swordsmanship into HakI.
Zoro can cut "anything" as long as his haki allows it. Same way his haki allowed him to Daz bones even when he was exhausted from the fight
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Brook has never cut Steel and Kin'emon is a confirmed haki user.
Zoro's haki pre time skip was obviously growing. The one limit to what he couldn't cut at the time was whatever the Pacifista was made of
Yes, and he will only be able to cut things as far as his level of haki will allow him to. @Albino 👑 brings up a good point though. Brook was able to cut the Dragon on Punk Hazard, which it scales were be stated to be harder than steel, yet we know for a fact that he doesn't possess Haki, because Oda stated in an SBS that the only ones who had Haki at that point were Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji.
And that somehow changes the fact that we watched a Tornado that was capable of cutting steel in half, was incapable of cutting fishman in half? Severing body parts in One Piece is not as easy as you make it out to be. Characters are extremely resilient, and the ones that have Haki also, can use it for defense. Luffy has Haki. Zoro is not cutting his arm off.
Provide a source for "Dragon whose scales are harder than steel"
You aren't saying the big Dragon is the same toughness aren't the small Dragon right?
Which panel stated that both dragons had the same durability?
Also it's not a must that every body requires haki to cut Steel. I mean Kizaru"s laser sword definitely doesn't requires Haki to cut Steel of course.
It's Zoro who does. Zoro specifically uses haki when cutting steel. Until it's mentioned that he learned another method, that's the on Canon one.
But remember I need a source for the small Dragon being as tough as the big Dragon please
You aren't saying the big Dragon is the same toughness aren't the small Dragon right?
Which panel stated that both dragons had the same durability?
Also it's not a must that every body requires haki to cut Steel. I mean Kizaru"s laser sword definitely doesn't requires Haki to cut Steel of course.
It's Zoro who does. Zoro specifically uses haki when cutting steel. Until it's mentioned that he learned another method, that's the on Canon one.
But remember I need a source for the small Dragon being as tough as the big Dragon please
Lmao, I said it got cut, but the reason it looked so deep is because rubber bends. When he went back to regular size, the cut was barely noticeable. But keep telling yourself Cracker "cut halfway through Luffy's arm" despite the fact that we can literally see that wasn't the case when Luffy returned to regular size. What we can visually see > your headcannon. :cheers:
Zoro cutting Luffy's hands off is not flawed at all nor are the bodies more durable than steel. Oda simply stays away from gore and body mutilation as much as possible.
In the tatsumaki you have thick steel shield being minced while fishmen bodies are staying in one piece because Oda doesnt want the bodies to be minced.
It is a children manga after all and body parts flying around is not something that you will see from Oda, however, he made it clear that in an actual fight you better avoid a sword or hands are flying off.
Now, in Wano, it's time for a head to fly off, not sure how he will pull it off, probably through a silhouette but it's coming.
In the tatsumaki you have thick steel shield being minced while fishmen bodies are staying in one piece because Oda doesnt want the bodies to be minced.
It is a children manga after all and body parts flying around is not something that you will see from Oda, however, he made it clear that in an actual fight you better avoid a sword or hands are flying off.
Now, in Wano, it's time for a head to fly off, not sure how he will pull it off, probably through a silhouette but it's coming.