Speculations Roger proclaimed to Mihawk the world strongest swordsman
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Comprehension is difficult for some.
Misunderstanding is also a thing.
And I don’t know exactly the correct dates, but 20 years ago and longer we don't know who had what for titles etc, that's irrelevant so far atm until Oda discloses that info.
Mihawk was mostly likely not the WSS 20 years ago and I doubt he was 10ish years ago either.
Roger was dead and gone and Mihawk and Shanks were having duels that were called Legendary.
Misunderstanding is also a thing.
And I don’t know exactly the correct dates, but 20 years ago and longer we don't know who had what for titles etc, that's irrelevant so far atm until Oda discloses that info.
Mihawk was mostly likely not the WSS 20 years ago and I doubt he was 10ish years ago either.
Roger was dead and gone and Mihawk and Shanks were having duels that were called Legendary.
Think that the main misconception about this WSS thing is that it is a tittle that someone give to Mihawk, its more like a epithet that people started to call him the more famous he become and the more impressive the duels he take part were.
Don know if in english the words "tittle" "epithet" and "nickname" have the same meaning. But seems that in some things the translation from japanese to english have a lack of words, that made hard for english only speakers to cach what is being said, its kind of like the same that happen when they translate bushi/samurai to swordsman in some mangas for lack of better words. For example, here in Brazil the official version use the world "alcunha", from the Arab "al-kunya", that dont have a english translation, to Mihawk "World Greatest Swordsman" and use "titulo", that means tittle, for his official tittle as one of the "Seven Privatieers of the Royalty" and "epíteto", that means epithet, for the "Hawk Eyes", and the three words have very different meanings, in the Spanish version is kind the same, so seems that this ideia that someone has given Mihawk a tittle of "World Greatest Swordsman" seems to exist only between the english readers of he manga.
But for some people u cant say anything about bad translations and this things they will not care, because they read the manga just to make powerscales and headcanons
Don know if in english the words "tittle" "epithet" and "nickname" have the same meaning. But seems that in some things the translation from japanese to english have a lack of words, that made hard for english only speakers to cach what is being said, its kind of like the same that happen when they translate bushi/samurai to swordsman in some mangas for lack of better words. For example, here in Brazil the official version use the world "alcunha", from the Arab "al-kunya", that dont have a english translation, to Mihawk "World Greatest Swordsman" and use "titulo", that means tittle, for his official tittle as one of the "Seven Privatieers of the Royalty" and "epíteto", that means epithet, for the "Hawk Eyes", and the three words have very different meanings, in the Spanish version is kind the same, so seems that this ideia that someone has given Mihawk a tittle of "World Greatest Swordsman" seems to exist only between the english readers of he manga.
But for some people u cant say anything about bad translations and this things they will not care, because they read the manga just to make powerscales and headcanons
iirc Oda said that Mihawk made his way through the ranks by beating different swordsmen until he reached the peak and no swordsman could stop him. But Roger has no business in this, Mihawk is around the same age of Shanks who was a cabin boy back in Roger's says.
I'm pretty sure that during that time Mihawk was starting his fights to claim his title.
No way Mihawks at that age pushed Roger over laugh-diff.
I'm pretty sure that during that time Mihawk was starting his fights to claim his title.
No way Mihawks at that age pushed Roger over laugh-diff.
he trained zoro because there aren't any can defeat him (shanks and kaido too).
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
he trained zoro because there aren't any can defeat him (shanks and kaido too).
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
he trained zoro because there aren't any can defeat him (shanks and kaido too).
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
it's so hard to be strongest
@MonsterKaido
Kaido -- WSC/WSM/WSP
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His portrayal is so much better than Kaido's so far. Made my case so many times on that I could simply very easily copy past.
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I would believe Mihawk being WSS when he became Shichibukai because marine wanted to give the impression of having a great force working for them. But is really odd that they kept calling WB the World Strongest. Maybe only because of his DF?
Also, Mihawk's personality doesn't fit much someone that would work under the orders of WG/Marines.
Also, Mihawk's personality doesn't fit much someone that would work under the orders of WG/Marines.
