Most of the time CoC is invisible, Black Red Lightning is CoA.. That's why i've been saying the only time we can visually see CoC Lightning is when Luffy Coat his Black Red lightning with CoC and it becomes Red Lightning..
So as i said, the yellow lightning could be visual AdCoC lightning separated entirely from his CoA Lightning or a sort burst Nika CoA Lightning..
by infusing it with armament to harden it. you can use armament haki without using hardening/infusion. this happens constantly post timeskip. when Pekoms punched Caribou and explained logias who don't have haki are fucking up, he used invisible haki.
the fanbase's illiteracy and their obsession with youtubers makes them think "Armament Haki" and "Hardening" are the same thing even though the manga constantly disagrees.
these are 4 pages in a row in the same chapter. Luffy hits Caesar with haki, no coating. It hurts him, it draws blood. "That HURT!" he literally says out loud.
next page, luffy uses "armament hardening" and his hands physically turn black. Caesar looks at his hands turn black and goes oh shit! his eyes bugging out and everything. It's clearly a separate move.
i wish the fanbase would learn how haki worked. its really not that hard to understand.
the invisible haki is a separate, less advanced technique than hardening. it doesn't mean it's weaker, it just means it's less advanced. hardening "physically hardens" the thing that hardening is used on.
the entire Gear 4 fight with Doffy is literally about separating Hardening and normal Armament Haki. Luffy clearly uses haki before this moment, A LOT, without black coating. His rubber never changes properties until he uses gear 4 which is almost full-body hardening. There is dialogue specifically about how the Hardening affects his rubber and makes it behave differently. If Hardening were just "invisible" and "for the readers" this fight scene would not exist. Luffy's rubber would always act the same no matter what haki is applied.
I am begging the fanbase to learn how to read. It's literally a children's manga it shouldn't be this difficult.
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