Break Week Mihawk says THIS in the live action? Sword bros, OWARI DA!

#14
Is the same as you is a Karatê Black Belt, yet defeated a guy with a same belt and strenght as you, yet your are more skilled, so you are more stronger?
"Strength" in real life is different from "strength" in manga/anime.

When you say someone is "strong" in real life, it's usually in reference to physical strength/power....force.

In manga/anime, we have this ambiguous phrase of "power level" which at the end of the day is just a fancy way to say "combat ability."

So yes I would say that the overall more "skilled" fighter is "stronger" in the sense of combat ability.

Swordsmanship is a skill. Haki is a skill. Endurance, speed & physical strength are skills.
 
#16
"Strength" in real life is different from "strength" in manga/anime.

When you say someone is "strong" in real life, it's usually in reference to physical strength/power....force.

In manga/anime, we have this ambiguous phrase of "power level" which at the end of the day is just a fancy way to say "combat ability."

So yes I would say that the overall more "skilled" fighter is "stronger" in the sense of combat ability.

Swordsmanship is a skill. Haki is a skill. Endurance, speed & physical strength are skills.
So what is your response to what Mihawk said in the LA?
 
#19
During the fight on Baratie.

(To Zoro) "You're strong, but fighting isn't about strength!"

:crazwhat:

SKILL man confirmed
im surprised no one called you out yet on fucking with the quote.

he says fighting isnt all about strength. meaning other factors also play into it. doesnt mean strength isnt relevant.

cant even imagine being this disingenuous to argue manga shit.


also worth noting, haki is clearly skill based, so i guess mihawk is just a hakiman
 
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