Break Week Is Fujitora a conqueror?

Does Fuji have Supreme King Haki?


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#4
I am one of those who think that it is difficult for the Marines to have conquerors because they are always subordinated to the chain of command. On the contrary, a conqueror is there to stand at the top. That's why we've seen very few conquerors, in fact at the moment I'm not even convinced about Garp and Sengoku.

Fujitora, having grown up outside the Navy and seems to be more on his game than anything else, being able to blind himself, may be worthy of the King's Haki. But I wouldn't dare to say it at this point either.
 
#5
I am one of those who think that it is difficult for the Marines to have conquerors because they are always subordinated to the chain of command. On the contrary, a conqueror is there to stand at the top. That's why we've seen very few conquerors, in fact at the moment I'm not even convinced about Garp and Sengoku.

Fujitora, having grown up outside the Navy and seems to be more on his game than anything else, being able to blind himself, may be worthy of the King's Haki. But I wouldn't dare to say it at this point either.
Don't tell the other Yonkostans, but I see the Admirals not being at the peak of their strength. I see the Navy becoming their own faction, and unlocking the King's haki during the final war. They all choose to embody their justice, WG be damned.
 
#12
From all the admirals him and akainu are the only candidates imo.
The best and most righteous marine.
Gives zero shits about what the higher-ups will say or do, saving slaves in front of the CD, going into the marine base when he was ordered not too and asking GB if he will follow akainu's order's and fight him right on the spot. The whole dressrosa is like that too.
All those things are stuff that a king would do imo. A rightful king on top of that.
 
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