Mihawk has somehow found a way to affect people IRL where the latest way to cope is to deny that Mihawk forged Yoru into a Black Blade. Now until Oda writes it in the manga that Mihawk himself forged Yoru into a Black Blade the fandom should accept that Mihawk got it done in some other way. Popular methods like grave robbing, stealing from another, or even painting are more likely than Mihawk himself forging it into a black blade.
Character Discussion Newer Levels of Copium
- Thread starter Blazing Lion
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Until he is said to have forged yoru to black-bladeWhy blame people for doubting he did it ?
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Hee inferior
That's not a claim, that's a fact
You guys deny it just like you didn't listen when we said Zoro won't kill Kaido nor reach Oden level in wano
It understandable they are coping about Mihawk's kokuto their red haired snitch failed to accomplish such a feat for 39 years he lived
They thought CoC was his saving grace to stand against Mihawk but that damned marimo went on to awaken adcoc in wano so what are chances of Mihawk not possessing conqueror
They thought CoC was his saving grace to stand against Mihawk but that damned marimo went on to awaken adcoc in wano so what are chances of Mihawk not possessing conqueror
The black blade shit for now is just swordsman fan salivating material until it becomes more elaborated on with Mihawk.
It never really played a role in the whole series but it will with Mihawk. That’s one of a few things Oda should have spent more time with elaborating. Hard to take it seriously other than speculation and we are at this point in the story
It never really played a role in the whole series but it will with Mihawk. That’s one of a few things Oda should have spent more time with elaborating. Hard to take it seriously other than speculation and we are at this point in the story
These are the same people coping over the following scene.
To them, Oda telling us Mihawk is the world strongest swordsman (WSS) doesn't actually mean he is stronger than every swordsman in One Piece. For them to believe Mihawk is stronger than all other swordsman Oda must name each individual swordsman Mihawk is stronger than. They are changing the definition of the word title.
To them, Oda telling us Mihawk is the world strongest swordsman (WSS) doesn't actually mean he is stronger than every swordsman in One Piece. For them to believe Mihawk is stronger than all other swordsman Oda must name each individual swordsman Mihawk is stronger than. They are changing the definition of the word title.
These are the same people coping over the following scene.
To them, Oda telling us Mihawk is the world strongest swordsman (WSS) doesn't actually mean he is stronger than every swordsman in One Piece. For them to believe Mihawk is stronger than all other swordsman Oda must name each individual swordsman Mihawk is stronger than. They are changing the definition of the word title.
To them, Oda telling us Mihawk is the world strongest swordsman (WSS) doesn't actually mean he is stronger than every swordsman in One Piece. For them to believe Mihawk is stronger than all other swordsman Oda must name each individual swordsman Mihawk is stronger than. They are changing the definition of the word title.
Its always about subliminal fan base wars. But the story keeps things pretty specific and nuanced at the same time. Thats Oda's intention to keep it ambiguous until the time comes.
