One Piece Chapter 1180: OMEN

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It's crazy that in the very best case scenario, if we default every mental gymnastics by Zoro bros to true, it only amounts to him having performed at best as good as Sanji using King of Hell 3 Dragon sword style. Zoro bros are fighting for life just to tie with Sanji on this one. @Sentinel @ZenZu @Kurozumi Wiwi @kekaro
Yep, it's undeniable that Sanji clearly performed significantly better in this chapter, albeit both characters were completely destroyed by Imu.
 
I just saw someone point out the Bo-bo-Boom sfx. From my understanding of the panel, first it's one attack not three going by the impact star or whatever it's called on Zoro, and second Zoro tried to parry Imu's attack at the last moment but he got overpowered. One "Bo" going through his first sword, the second "Bo" going through his second sword, and the final "Boom" for the impact on his head.

I seriously can't decide if this better showing or worse, to actually get overpowered by a small flame bullet going through his haki sword defence, or just straight forward headshot that he didn't react to.

Now I'm scared for Sanji. If a small Omen is this strong to overpower Zoro, then how strong is a WMD scale Omen explosion that Sanji just ate.
:usoprice:

 
It's crazy that in the very best case scenario, if we default every mental gymnastics by Zoro bros to true, it only amounts to him having performed at best as good as Sanji using King of Hell 3 Dragon sword style. Zoro bros are fighting for life just to tie with Sanji on this one. @Sentinel @ZenZu @Kurozumi Wiwi @kekaro
Stop gasing sanji or they will make up that zoro actually used future sight killing and thats whys imu was aurafarming in front of him standing
 
I just saw someone point out the Bo-bo-Boom sfx. From my understanding of the panel, first it's one attack not three
What's crazy is being able to use the picture you provided as evidence against your point.

If it was a ricochet it'd be a different sound effect btw. This is a universal manga thing
 
I just saw someone point out the Bo-bo-Boom sfx. From my understanding of the panel, first it's one attack not three going by the impact star or whatever it's called on Zoro, and second Zoro tried to parry Imu's attack at the last moment but he got overpowered. One "Bo" going through his first sword, the second "Bo" going through his second sword, and the final "Boom" for the impact on his head.

I seriously can't decide if this better showing or worse, to actually get overpowered by a small flame bullet going through his haki sword defence, or just straight forward headshot that he didn't react to.

Now I'm scared for Sanji. If a small Omen is this strong to overpower Zoro, then how strong is a WMD scale Omen explosion that Sanji just ate.
:usoprice:

Dude, they're micro-analyzing panels just like how Sanji bros were doing in DR and WCI.
The situation has never been worse for the temple bros.
 
What's crazy is being able to use the picture you provided as evidence against your point.

If it was a ricochet it'd be a different sound effect btw. This is a universal manga thing
The flame trail could even have five tails or more but could still be one singular attack, it's not conclusive. But that's not the case for the star impact. If there were multiple attacks, we'd have got multiple star impacts.

Objectively the one impact star is a stronger evidence for a singular attack, it is what it is.
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The flame trail could even have five tails or more but could still be one singular attack, it's not conclusive. But that's not the case for the star impact. If there were multiple attacks, we'd have got multiple star impacts.

Objectively the one impact star is a stronger evidence for a singular attack, it is what it is.
You made up your own explanation for a ricochet pattern but this is Occam's razor. Additionally the dododo sound effect is three equal sounds so a ricochet wouldn't qualify



If there were five then there would be five. But there are three. And yes, I know those examples are "don" but same concept.
 
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