Character Discussion Mihawk never going to Wano is bad writing
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This is cap.
The first time Mihawk met Shanks in the manga it was Shanks that asked if Mihawk wanted a rematch. Meaning that the WSS lost the last bout (to pre-chapter 1 shanks) and he was wondering if he wanted to try again.
So yes, his title probably was given by people that saw that Shanks lost a arm and just assumed that Mihawk was better. Just like they look at how Buggy is the face of Cross Guild and assume he is better than croc and mihawk.
In other words: fraud
The first time Mihawk met Shanks in the manga it was Shanks that asked if Mihawk wanted a rematch. Meaning that the WSS lost the last bout (to pre-chapter 1 shanks) and he was wondering if he wanted to try again.
So yes, his title probably was given by people that saw that Shanks lost a arm and just assumed that Mihawk was better. Just like they look at how Buggy is the face of Cross Guild and assume he is better than croc and mihawk.
In other words: fraud
1 Why does Kaido stab Olen in the back and then talk about honor? 2 Why did White Beard leave Auden boiling in the cauldron and not save his friend's country, which had been in slavery for 20 years?. 3 Why didn't Dragon go to save Ginny?. 4 Why Roger and Garp saved tenrubito, even though these creatures literally torture and rape people. 5 Zoro post ts > Any swordsman vano. Why would Mihawk invade Yonko's territory alone to fight with Kinemon?
Proof? We dont know what level Yoru or Shusui were before they became Kokutos.
And for all of Ryuma's hype, he forged an inferior Kokuto compared to what Mihawk did.
How high a sword rises after blackening depends directly on the person who does it. Zoro will turn Great Grade blades Wado/Enma & Grade blade Sandai into Supreme Grade Black Blades.
And for all of Ryuma's hype, he forged an inferior Kokuto compared to what Mihawk did.
How high a sword rises after blackening depends directly on the person who does it. Zoro will turn Great Grade blades Wado/Enma & Grade blade Sandai into Supreme Grade Black Blades.
There's no mention of this, as a matter of fact child Zoro and Kuina were able to easily use the Wado Ichimonji despite it being on par with Enma.
As Mihawk states black swords go up one rank, so we can infer that Yoru used to be either first or second grade, while Shisui, which is now second grade as a black sword, used to be third grade before blackening.
As Mihawk states black swords go up one rank, so we can infer that Yoru used to be either first or second grade, while Shisui, which is now second grade as a black sword, used to be third grade before blackening.
Nah my point is different. Im saying the rank of the blade at the end of it, depends solely on the person who turns it into black.
Zoro will make 2 great grade blades and 1 grade blade, all 3 into supreme grade black blades imo.
If Mihawk made Shusui black, it'll still be a supreme grade blade and if Ryuma made Yoru black, it'll still be atmost a great grade black blade.
Zoro will make 2 great grade blades and 1 grade blade, all 3 into supreme grade black blades imo.
If Mihawk made Shusui black, it'll still be a supreme grade blade and if Ryuma made Yoru black, it'll still be atmost a great grade black blade.
We have no idea if Mihawk went to Wano or not. For someone to claim he didn't go to Wano his headcannon.
Mihawk could have went to Wano looking to fight Oden. Find out he was dead and left because there was no more worthy swordsman alive for him to challenge. Days after Oden was executed the rest of the strong samurai were either killed or imprisoned by Kaido.
A Wano citizen not mentioning Mihawk doesn't mean anything. Why would they talk about Mihawk when they would be more concerned about where to get fresh food and water from and whether they will live through the night. No citizen talks about Kaido vs Moria fight so why would they talk about Mihawk that has no effect on their daily lives. They wouldn't.
If Mihawk was in Wano at some point in the story how do some of you expect a conversation about him to go? I can see it now, two random Wano citizens talking about Kaido and how they hate what he's done to their country. Then one randomly starts talking about how years ago a mysterious swordsman (Mihawk) showed up to fight Oden. After he he found out Oden was dead beat a few weak swordsman and then left upset.
Mihawk could have went to Wano looking to fight Oden. Find out he was dead and left because there was no more worthy swordsman alive for him to challenge. Days after Oden was executed the rest of the strong samurai were either killed or imprisoned by Kaido.
A Wano citizen not mentioning Mihawk doesn't mean anything. Why would they talk about Mihawk when they would be more concerned about where to get fresh food and water from and whether they will live through the night. No citizen talks about Kaido vs Moria fight so why would they talk about Mihawk that has no effect on their daily lives. They wouldn't.
If Mihawk was in Wano at some point in the story how do some of you expect a conversation about him to go? I can see it now, two random Wano citizens talking about Kaido and how they hate what he's done to their country. Then one randomly starts talking about how years ago a mysterious swordsman (Mihawk) showed up to fight Oden. After he he found out Oden was dead beat a few weak swordsman and then left upset.
I agree its headcanon but i do think it has supporting evidence. The entire Meito classification is based on the real life Meito system, and coincidentally the number of Supreme Grade blades were increased from 12 to 15. I think Zoro will make that happen here.
We'll see though, as far as this debate is concerned - i do give Mihawk the benefit of doubt over Ryuma specifically because of the difference in grades of their blades.
We'll see though, as far as this debate is concerned - i do give Mihawk the benefit of doubt over Ryuma specifically because of the difference in grades of their blades.
Too irrelevant for Oda to think about it.
Logically there should be at least some story between Mihawk the no.1 swordsman in the world and Wano a country known for strong samurai aka swordsman. Oda just doesn't thought about it lol.
The more surprising is that.........Mihawk doesn't talk about the blackblade Shusui or Ryuma, the guy that even Zoro heard about it.....
It's either Oda would deliver all these doubts again in future when we get to focus on Mihawk OR
Oda continue to put him irrelevant for the story and was only there for Zoro to topple him.
Logically there should be at least some story between Mihawk the no.1 swordsman in the world and Wano a country known for strong samurai aka swordsman. Oda just doesn't thought about it lol.
The more surprising is that.........Mihawk doesn't talk about the blackblade Shusui or Ryuma, the guy that even Zoro heard about it.....
It's either Oda would deliver all these doubts again in future when we get to focus on Mihawk OR
Oda continue to put him irrelevant for the story and was only there for Zoro to topple him.