Normal Zoans also recover very fast yet we saw a few of them getting defeated using only raw strength. Also, didn't know that Nekomamushi was a swordsman. Or that Franky's laser had any slashing capability but whatever. You basically did a claim with 0 basis. Unless you can show me a panel that affirms that you can only use ACoA or CoC to defeat them.
Break Week If Sanji doesn't have CoC in the future, why Oda give us so many hints?
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How many people have CoC ? You thought so so so special thing ? Why Hancock has CoC ?
In the Op universe , at least there is 40 50 people have CoC or potential. Sanji saved crew so many times. Sanji fought with great impact so many times. Sanji accept sacrifice life his friend ( Thriller Bark , sanji said zoro has a ambition take me )
And you said if sanji get CoC , COC will be bargain sale.
What a desperate people .
In the Op universe , at least there is 40 50 people have CoC or potential. Sanji saved crew so many times. Sanji fought with great impact so many times. Sanji accept sacrifice life his friend ( Thriller Bark , sanji said zoro has a ambition take me )
And you said if sanji get CoC , COC will be bargain sale.
What a desperate people .
Eh... are you rlly reading Two Piece? 16 confirmed CoC users yet you are here saying 40-50? Where do you see those 40-50? I could stretch it to 20-25 at best, but 40?
Jinbei also saved the crew, conclusion: give him CoC.
Yeah... now fighting strong ppl = CoC? Damn, so many CoC users out there.
Even the Scabbards accepted to sacrifice their lives, you should give them CoC too I guess.
Jinbei also saved the crew, conclusion: give him CoC.
Yeah... now fighting strong ppl = CoC? Damn, so many CoC users out there.
Even the Scabbards accepted to sacrifice their lives, you should give them CoC too I guess.
I can't t show panels right now because i in Cellphone right now.
But if u see all Ancient Zoans recovery very fast from blunt attacks.
Same thing u guys thinks Roger is a swordsman, Inu can be too, we only see him fighting with a Sword right? But thats what i saying, to defeat this guys for good u have to be a AdCoA users,CoC,Cutting,Lasers, something that bypass their scales.
The reason that Base dukes can't defeated Jack in zou are that they have swords., but they cannot bypass Jack's Scales or their Durable skin.
But if u see all Ancient Zoans recovery very fast from blunt attacks.
Same thing u guys thinks Roger is a swordsman, Inu can be too, we only see him fighting with a Sword right? But thats what i saying, to defeat this guys for good u have to be a AdCoA users,CoC,Cutting,Lasers, something that bypass their scales.
The reason that Base dukes can't defeated Jack in zou are that they have swords., but they cannot bypass Jack's Scales or their Durable skin.
God save you.d
At Amazon Lily , when woman men about CoC, they give information , this can be seen just one in a million. Think about OP population ? Oda wrote just arbitrary ?
Rest of information just is written for there is no reason to get CoC for sanji . Weak , traitor, selfish?
Jimbei can get CoC as well
What I try to say that Oda has never put certain standards for CoC. Just you put .
on Manga , everyone has haki . Simple .
At Amazon Lily , when woman men about CoC, they give information , this can be seen just one in a million. Think about OP population ? Oda wrote just arbitrary ?
Rest of information just is written for there is no reason to get CoC for sanji . Weak , traitor, selfish?
Jimbei can get CoC as well
What I try to say that Oda has never put certain standards for CoC. Just you put .
on Manga , everyone has haki . Simple .
Jinbe having CoC doesn't sound like a probable idea for now as he does not seem to be quite on the board for unleashing it when we look at the quirks and characteristics of other CoC users. CoC users are mostly examples of manifestation of (not necessarily always all) great will, power, charisma, status, hence influence and relevance to some extent. I don't see Jinbe fitting that much as he is not a Fishman Legend yet for example.
Everyone can unlock CoA and CoO, but not everyone can unlock CoC. And as I said, you gave me 3 examples of what Sanji has done and I alr proved you that you don't need CoC to do such a things. And once again. 16 confirmed CoC users yet you are here saying 40-50. Where? And it is as clear as water that said example was just a figure of speech used to emphasize the relative rarity of Haoshoku Haki.
In 1 post you used one headcanon without any basis. And 3 examples of what Sanji has done for the crew but sure... you do need CoC to fight strong ppl, to sacrifice your life or to save your own crew.
In 1 post you used one headcanon without any basis. And 3 examples of what Sanji has done for the crew but sure... you do need CoC to fight strong ppl, to sacrifice your life or to save your own crew.
Why you so mad me.d
You accept all time hint . I gave you hint about number of CoC user. This is what oda wrote on manga.
Also , you are right. There is no hint getting CoC for Sanji. And may be he cannot get . I'm not so pretentious about that.
Just I'm talking about plotting parallelism between zoro and sanji.
Because of that there is no reason to get CoC. If you just talked about hint and if CoC just is given based on hint given on plotting. Yes , sanji won't.
You accept all time hint . I gave you hint about number of CoC user. This is what oda wrote on manga.
Also , you are right. There is no hint getting CoC for Sanji. And may be he cannot get . I'm not so pretentious about that.
Just I'm talking about plotting parallelism between zoro and sanji.
Because of that there is no reason to get CoC. If you just talked about hint and if CoC just is given based on hint given on plotting. Yes , sanji won't.
Mad, why should I be mad? I am not the one that needs to make 10 posts of why my fav character will get CoC based on some dumb points. Sanji doesn't have any hints regarding his CoC but that doesn't mean that he can't get it. It just means that it wouldn't make sense. I could also say, there are 100 CoC users in all of the One Piece world. Why? Because of a figure of speech.
Boa was a Warlord, the captain of the Kuja Pirates, princess of Amazon Lily (an island full of very strong females) and also knows world-wide as the pirate empress. A female that had the will to keep going despite the torture and abuse that she suffered. Even if she didn't have CoC she would be a good candidate to have it. Remember than being the ruler of 1 kingdom doesn't give you a free CoC pass. You need to have a strong will.
Same logic. Ivankov ıs right hand of most wanted men . Even if we dont know , OP universe have 40 50 CoC user or potential user in terms of hint.
So, while CoC is not a very rare special talent, I don't find it very unusual for Sanji to get it.
But interesting thing, if Ivankov has CoC that means monster trio took training from CoC user .
Maybe Ivankov does not have CoC. Zoro may learn from Mihawk .
Long story short , No hint for Sanji . But it does mean sanji does not have capability for CoC for me .
So, while CoC is not a very rare special talent, I don't find it very unusual for Sanji to get it.
But interesting thing, if Ivankov has CoC that means monster trio took training from CoC user .
Maybe Ivankov does not have CoC. Zoro may learn from Mihawk .
Long story short , No hint for Sanji . But it does mean sanji does not have capability for CoC for me .
Again, the OP verse having over 40 CoC users is something you took right from your ass. There is no proof for that. And tbh I don't know how is Zoro going to develop his CoC. Imo I would rlly love to see Shanks teaching Zoro how to use CoC to defeat his former rival. Him or maybe Ray, former Right Hand of the PK teaching the future Right Hand how to use CoC.
Nice copy paste mr scholar 
There's such a thing as the peculiarity of each author and one's ability to observe the manner in which said author likes to drop unconventional hints. Something that you'd know means nothing when reading a book written by X and you'd be on the money 99% of the time, you'd know to give a lot more weight when reading a book written by Y after observing his work for an extended period of time.
It's funny to follow the One Piece community and see their reaction to the fulfilment of this type of hints in One Piece, which is where the term "Goda" came from with everyone being floored by said reveals.
I'll acknowledge the "leap of faith" comment as that's indeed required to an extent, but the trick in making the leap as small as possible is establishing as many connections which serve to strengthen each element of your prediction, as well as constantly verifying how eact element get's validated within the story going forward.
For example with the Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Usopp scene, you start with only Luffy confirmed as a CoC user, and giving weight to Zoro, Sanji's and Usopp's presence there requires a fairly significant leap.
Getting a moment where Usopp lies about having CoC then following a flawless pattern gives significant credibility to the idea that he will also be confirmed to have it in the future.
Getting Zoro's confirmation later on now makes it so that out of the 4 characters that were picked out by Oda to receive focus in that moment, two are already confirmed to have it, and one is all but confirmed.
So for this particular element the leap you're required to make to give significance to this moment was reduced significantly, when observing said moment in the context of One Piece, while armed with knowledge of how Oda handles his story.
There's such a thing as the peculiarity of each author and one's ability to observe the manner in which said author likes to drop unconventional hints. Something that you'd know means nothing when reading a book written by X and you'd be on the money 99% of the time, you'd know to give a lot more weight when reading a book written by Y after observing his work for an extended period of time.
It's funny to follow the One Piece community and see their reaction to the fulfilment of this type of hints in One Piece, which is where the term "Goda" came from with everyone being floored by said reveals.
I'll acknowledge the "leap of faith" comment as that's indeed required to an extent, but the trick in making the leap as small as possible is establishing as many connections which serve to strengthen each element of your prediction, as well as constantly verifying how eact element get's validated within the story going forward.
For example with the Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Usopp scene, you start with only Luffy confirmed as a CoC user, and giving weight to Zoro, Sanji's and Usopp's presence there requires a fairly significant leap.
Getting a moment where Usopp lies about having CoC then following a flawless pattern gives significant credibility to the idea that he will also be confirmed to have it in the future.
Getting Zoro's confirmation later on now makes it so that out of the 4 characters that were picked out by Oda to receive focus in that moment, two are already confirmed to have it, and one is all but confirmed.
So for this particular element the leap you're required to make to give significance to this moment was reduced significantly, when observing said moment in the context of One Piece, while armed with knowledge of how Oda handles his story.
Nice copy paste mr scholar
There's such a thing as the peculiarity of each author and one's ability to observe the manner in which said author likes to drop unconventional hints. Something that you'd know means nothing when reading a book written by X and you'd be on the money 99% of the time, you'd know to give a lot more weight when reading a book written by Y after observing his work for an extended period of time.
It's funny to follow the One Piece community and see their reaction to the fulfilment of this type of hints in One Piece, which is where the term "Goda" came from with everyone being floored by said reveals.
I'll acknowledge the "leap of faith" comment as that's indeed required to an extent, but the trick in making the leap as small as possible is establishing as many connections which serve to strengthen each element of your prediction, as well as constantly verifying how eact element get's validated within the story going forward.
For example with the Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Usopp scene, you start with only Luffy confirmed as a CoC user, and giving weight to Zoro, Sanji's and Usopp's presence there requires a fairly significant leap.
Getting a moment where Usopp lies about having CoC then following a flawless pattern gives significant credibility to the idea that he will also be confirmed to have it in the future.
Getting Zoro's confirmation later on now makes it so that out of the 4 characters that were picked out by Oda to receive focus in that moment, two are already confirmed to have it, and one is all but confirmed.
So for this particular element the leap you're required to make to give significance to this moment was reduced significantly, when observing said moment in the context of One Piece, while armed with knowledge of how Oda handles his story.
There's such a thing as the peculiarity of each author and one's ability to observe the manner in which said author likes to drop unconventional hints. Something that you'd know means nothing when reading a book written by X and you'd be on the money 99% of the time, you'd know to give a lot more weight when reading a book written by Y after observing his work for an extended period of time.
It's funny to follow the One Piece community and see their reaction to the fulfilment of this type of hints in One Piece, which is where the term "Goda" came from with everyone being floored by said reveals.
I'll acknowledge the "leap of faith" comment as that's indeed required to an extent, but the trick in making the leap as small as possible is establishing as many connections which serve to strengthen each element of your prediction, as well as constantly verifying how eact element get's validated within the story going forward.
For example with the Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Usopp scene, you start with only Luffy confirmed as a CoC user, and giving weight to Zoro, Sanji's and Usopp's presence there requires a fairly significant leap.
Getting a moment where Usopp lies about having CoC then following a flawless pattern gives significant credibility to the idea that he will also be confirmed to have it in the future.
Getting Zoro's confirmation later on now makes it so that out of the 4 characters that were picked out by Oda to receive focus in that moment, two are already confirmed to have it, and one is all but confirmed.
So for this particular element the leap you're required to make to give significance to this moment was reduced significantly, when observing said moment in the context of One Piece, while armed with knowledge of how Oda handles his story.
sanji won t have coc
