Powers & Abilities The actual ultimate thread on swordsmanship - Part 1
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Clearly you don't understand martial arts.
When it comes to fighting skills, any skill, ability, or power you use to help you become a stronger fighter and beat your opponent is part of your fighting skills. Even something like your ability to reading your opponent attacks is part of your fighting skills.
When it comes to fighting skills, any skill, ability, or power you use to help you become a stronger fighter and beat your opponent is part of your fighting skills. Even something like your ability to reading your opponent attacks is part of your fighting skills.
cool cool
that has nothing to do with DFs though, that's just basic human instinct
gravity powers have nothing to do with swordsmanship, he just ate a DF while happened to be a swordsman, so he can fight with both.
Mihawk > Fujitora with no DF
but when Fujitora uses DF then the fight is no longer swordsmanship fight, Mihawk's title goes out of the window. It becomes a fight between a swordsman and a gravity man that happened to know swordsmanship as well
that has nothing to do with DFs though, that's just basic human instinct
gravity powers have nothing to do with swordsmanship, he just ate a DF while happened to be a swordsman, so he can fight with both.
Mihawk > Fujitora with no DF
but when Fujitora uses DF then the fight is no longer swordsmanship fight, Mihawk's title goes out of the window. It becomes a fight between a swordsman and a gravity man that happened to know swordsmanship as well
Cool, too bad you don't know you're talking about.
Something like footwork and speed is not limited to the swordsmanship. It can be used with any fighting skill but when used with swordsmanship it becomes part of swordsmanship.
Beating someone in a sword fight because you're faster than them is no different than beating them because you gravity to slow them down. In both scenarios you are using powers to help him beat your opponent in a sword fight.
Swordsmanship is defined as skills, ability, and technique used while combat with a sword.
Something like footwork and speed is not limited to the swordsmanship. It can be used with any fighting skill but when used with swordsmanship it becomes part of swordsmanship.
Beating someone in a sword fight because you're faster than them is no different than beating them because you gravity to slow them down. In both scenarios you are using powers to help him beat your opponent in a sword fight.
Swordsmanship is defined as skills, ability, and technique used while combat with a sword.
@Rootbeer you still on the advcoc thing? ever since the colors were debunked you should resign these thoughts because sooner or later when the no touch happens you will lose your argument again.
There is no such thing as "no touch advcoc is not part of swordmanship". Since its your headcanon with no proof. just stop it already
in reality the no touch is an actual part of swordmanship with no haki used.. like wtf LOL.. most of Zoro's attacks are no touch with and without haki.
There is no such thing as "no touch advcoc is not part of swordmanship". Since its your headcanon with no proof. just stop it already
in reality the no touch is an actual part of swordmanship with no haki used.. like wtf LOL.. most of Zoro's attacks are no touch with and without haki.
You still don't get it.
If I beat you because of invisible speed while fighting with sword you don't say swordsmansmith+invisible speed. You just call it swordsmmanship because it's all part of your fighting skills. The fact invisible speed is not a sword slash is irrelevant. Again, swordsmanship is any ability, skill or technique used in combat with a sword. It's the same with df gravity power. If I use it with a sword in combat it becomes part of swordsmanship.
What's the difference between me blocking your attack my sword and kicking you compared to blocking your attack with my sword and hitting you with a meteorite? Other than the obvious, a kick is not the same as a meteorite, there's no difference. In both scenarios I hit you with an attack that wasn't a sword slash. That's all part of swordsmanship.
If I beat you because of invisible speed while fighting with sword you don't say swordsmansmith+invisible speed. You just call it swordsmmanship because it's all part of your fighting skills. The fact invisible speed is not a sword slash is irrelevant. Again, swordsmanship is any ability, skill or technique used in combat with a sword. It's the same with df gravity power. If I use it with a sword in combat it becomes part of swordsmanship.
What's the difference between me blocking your attack my sword and kicking you compared to blocking your attack with my sword and hitting you with a meteorite? Other than the obvious, a kick is not the same as a meteorite, there's no difference. In both scenarios I hit you with an attack that wasn't a sword slash. That's all part of swordsmanship.