Speculations Mihawk Did Not Make The Black Cross Blade He Inherited It!!
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Swords will need a predisposition to get turned into black blades.
Cursed swords probably have some soul/intent/personality. Just like devil fruits alter one's personality. Awakening is simply taking over that entity entirely. Black blades are the equivalent of awakened fruits. But the least people care about the sword itself (like Roger or whitebeard), they only want a cool tool to fight with and a sword is a good choice. I doubt they trained with their sword, infused haki over and over while trying to figure out how to cooperate best with the cursed sword they had.
Some more Matrix-theory behind it but that might be it in simple terms
Cursed swords probably have some soul/intent/personality. Just like devil fruits alter one's personality. Awakening is simply taking over that entity entirely. Black blades are the equivalent of awakened fruits. But the least people care about the sword itself (like Roger or whitebeard), they only want a cool tool to fight with and a sword is a good choice. I doubt they trained with their sword, infused haki over and over while trying to figure out how to cooperate best with the cursed sword they had.
Some more Matrix-theory behind it but that might be it in simple terms
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No. I've seen this rootbeer guy mentioned a few times but I've never seen him.
Also guys I was just saying it was a possibility jfc.
I have nothing against Mihawk lol
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There are obviously other swords and you didn't need to be Ryuma or Mihawk to make one.
In fact, I would argue the 12 Supreme Grade Swords existed before Mihawk was even born. I bet almost all of them come from the Void Century!
It's absurd to think all 12 Supreme Grade Swords were made recently. They almost certainly have origins throughout the last 800 years.
And the strongest one.. which I suspect is Mihawk's.. is probably the oldest one.
Note: I would prefer that Mihawk's Black Cross Blade is the most ancient sword among the 12 Supreme Grade Swords. That would imply Mihawk didn't make it, but it also implies it's the strongest sword in the world 🌎 and he inherited it because he was expected to be the WSS... OR he beat someone who had it before and took it.
But I prefer to think Mihawk was a prodigy among elite swordsman who all believed in God (not the God Knights!), so they gave him the sword when they realized he was the most skilled swordsman they ever encountered.
There are obviously other swords and you didn't need to be Ryuma or Mihawk to make one.
In fact, I would argue the 12 Supreme Grade Swords existed before Mihawk was even born. I bet almost all of them come from the Void Century!
It's absurd to think all 12 Supreme Grade Swords were made recently. They almost certainly have origins throughout the last 800 years.
And the strongest one.. which I suspect is Mihawk's.. is probably the oldest one.
Note: I would prefer that Mihawk's Black Cross Blade is the most ancient sword among the 12 Supreme Grade Swords. That would imply Mihawk didn't make it, but it also implies it's the strongest sword in the world 🌎 and he inherited it because he was expected to be the WSS... OR he beat someone who had it before and took it.
But I prefer to think Mihawk was a prodigy among elite swordsman who all believed in God (not the God Knights!), so they gave him the sword when they realized he was the most skilled swordsman they ever encountered.
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Yoru is the strongest blade because it is the only one out of the 12 to turn black. I think any of the other 12, if they turned black, would be the strongest blade. Maybe it's as simple as that.
Kozaburo, the legendary blacksmith, mentioned to Zoro that Enma could transform into a Black Blade over time. If Enma were to become a Black Blade, it would be classified as one of the Supreme Grade Swords, and the total number of Supreme Grade swords would increase from 12 to 13. The question is that among the top 12 swords, there are weapons that are not black, so by turning black, their classification would increase, potentially surpassing even Yoru.
Kozaburo, the legendary blacksmith, mentioned to Zoro that Enma could transform into a Black Blade over time. If Enma were to become a Black Blade, it would be classified as one of the Supreme Grade Swords, and the total number of Supreme Grade swords would increase from 12 to 13. The question is that among the top 12 swords, there are weapons that are not black, so by turning black, their classification would increase, potentially surpassing even Yoru.
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Shusui was not one of the twelve before becoming a Black Blade. Shusui was originally an ordinary blade that, when turned black by Ryuma, elevated it directly to the Meito class. The question is, what would happen if Ryuma took Whitebeard's bisento, which is already a Supreme Grade blade and among the top 12, and turned it into a Black Blade? Its classification would rise, potentially even surpassing Yoru.
Yoru's case is as follows:
Yoru's case is as follows:
- It was one of the twelve Supreme Grade blades before becoming a Black Blade, and upon turning black, it became the strongest blade in the world.
- It was a Meito that, upon becoming a Black Blade, became one of the twelve Supreme Grade blades (similar to Kozaburou's suggestion with Enma) and became the strongest.
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