Controversial "Imu using a sword to kill Luffy isn't Hawk Eye upscale"
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"That's" = that is. I'm not talking hypothetically, I'm talking about what is actually in the series.
You're persisting with a misunderstanding of what I said. It seemed to drive some other posters mad but I think you still have the chance to read my posts more carefully. And not, uh... show me examples where Garp laughs it off to prove that he's just as vulnerable lol.
You're persisting with a misunderstanding of what I said. It seemed to drive some other posters mad but I think you still have the chance to read my posts more carefully. And not, uh... show me examples where Garp laughs it off to prove that he's just as vulnerable lol.
"That's" = that is. I'm not talking hypothetically, I'm talking about what is actually in the series.
You're persisting with a misunderstanding of what I said. It seemed to drive some other posters mad but I think you still have the chance to read my posts more carefully. And not, uh... show me examples where Garp laughs it off to prove that he's just as vulnerable lol.
You're persisting with a misunderstanding of what I said. It seemed to drive some other posters mad but I think you still have the chance to read my posts more carefully. And not, uh... show me examples where Garp laughs it off to prove that he's just as vulnerable lol.
Sit down retardji san and explain your position one more time but very clearly.
Perhaps theres a misunderstanding.
So my followers are called "Erkanite".That's simply how Oda sees things, does it make sense? Perhaps not, perhaps does, but it's his manga so that's what he says. It shouldn't have been difficult to add this at least "master swordsman" title to Xebec, Roger, Shanks in their info boxes;
Master swordsman, Pirate hunter.
Oda could easily say; "master swordsman; great pirate Roger", Or "master swordsman; pirate captain Shanks." But he doesn't do that.
How Oda sees it;
Being a swordsman in One Piece: sticking to traditional swordsmanship forms and techniques only. Otherwise as Zolo said; they are "blood thirsty brutes".
How is he shit swordsmen?
Are you retarded?
Are you retarded?
I do find myself in a rather difficult position attempting to refute this post, however, as I am struggling to even begin to understand the point you think you're trying to make. I tell you he's a devil fruit merchant and you decide to serve me up some prime examples on a silver platter? Peak examples of Elite Sword Technique: The "damn, I can't hit this guy... I better distract him with my homing bombs, and wither this entire forest so I can get a clear shot attack" and the "Turning On My Lightsaber stab".
Imu's sword attacks are below Mihawk's because of his title as the WSS, which is true both in name and in actuality.
That's the conclusion we should draw from this. Based on Imu's feats, we can see that he was able to take out either Luffy or Loki with sword attacks alone, which only upscales Mihawk even further.
As for Imu being a swordsman, I don't think he is. He's more like Daz Bones:
someone who uses a sword alongside other bladed weapons.
" Don't go calling me a swordsman.
As long as it's a weapon capable of slashing apart (bladed weapons) the human body...
that's enough. "
He uses both a sword and a spear.
So people can call him a swordsman because he uses a sword and other bladed weapons, just as they could call him a spearman because he uses a spear and other bladed weapons. He isn't exclusively defined by either weapon.
This is about Mihawk's title and whether Imu is a swordsman.
As for EoS Zoro, he isn't affected by that, since he defeated Daz Bones, who fought similarly to Imu, and has also defeated numerous swordsmen.
So EoS Zoro's strength isn't limited by Imu.
That's the conclusion we should draw from this. Based on Imu's feats, we can see that he was able to take out either Luffy or Loki with sword attacks alone, which only upscales Mihawk even further.
As for Imu being a swordsman, I don't think he is. He's more like Daz Bones:
someone who uses a sword alongside other bladed weapons.
" Don't go calling me a swordsman.
As long as it's a weapon capable of slashing apart (bladed weapons) the human body...
that's enough. "
So people can call him a swordsman because he uses a sword and other bladed weapons, just as they could call him a spearman because he uses a spear and other bladed weapons. He isn't exclusively defined by either weapon.
This is about Mihawk's title and whether Imu is a swordsman.
As for EoS Zoro, he isn't affected by that, since he defeated Daz Bones, who fought similarly to Imu, and has also defeated numerous swordsmen.
So EoS Zoro's strength isn't limited by Imu.
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