Powers & Abilities The Average One Piece Fan Can't Understand Haki Because They Don't Understand Cultural Differences
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And many many more philosophies... See Hermetic Qabalah per example.
Like I said, those are some of my favorite themes in fiction (The Invisibles, Promethea...) and I would love Oda to go there.
(Like God = the creator = Oda, Heaven = Energy = Oda's imagination (and yours and mine)...
Love the theory that Luffy's ultimate power is to just be a rubber per example...)
What I would love even more is those themes being more and more present in the series as we reach the end... and Luffy just doesn't care lol
Like I said, those are some of my favorite themes in fiction (The Invisibles, Promethea...) and I would love Oda to go there.
(Like God = the creator = Oda, Heaven = Energy = Oda's imagination (and yours and mine)...
Love the theory that Luffy's ultimate power is to just be a rubber per example...)
What I would love even more is those themes being more and more present in the series as we reach the end... and Luffy just doesn't care lol
Hermetic Qabala is just another ancient belief from a society that may have believed in a form of Life Light. So, they aren't any different from most other ancient societies, but they all have this innate understanding of the universe just slightly different in context.
It would just be another case of Luffy saying it's a foreign country but whatever they call it - he knows it as Haki. Like with the Ryuo thing in Wano.
That is Luffy... probably the dumbest guy in the story... properly adapting his behavior to another cultural society. Something people here could benefit from learning.
It would just be another case of Luffy saying it's a foreign country but whatever they call it - he knows it as Haki. Like with the Ryuo thing in Wano.
That is Luffy... probably the dumbest guy in the story... properly adapting his behavior to another cultural society. Something people here could benefit from learning.
So basically in order to not concede Zoro is trying against Lucci, Zoro fans are claiming that the black lightning that emits from Zoro's blades when he has green aura on his blades(KoH), is not advCoC but just CoA.
In other words they chose to adopt Rootbeer's teachings than give Lucci some credit. No one should ever talk shit about rootbeer again, he was far ahead of the game.
In other words they chose to adopt Rootbeer's teachings than give Lucci some credit. No one should ever talk shit about rootbeer again, he was far ahead of the game.
Thanks for holding people accountable with a post like this. Normally between the battles of the Zoro, Luffy fans and Admiral fans, a character like Lucci would totally be lost and totally disregarded for the sake of the agenda wars. I know you're not the only one, but I am glad there are at least a small few who hold Lucci in high regard.
Let's not forget that Lucci is a character who has basically sacrificed his soul for effectiveness as a serving assassin, and individual combat power. He serves the Celestial Dragons, and has almost no personal morality, and basically no particularly strong emotional attachment as a consequence. It's only fair for him to have attained great combat capability in exchange for basically lobotomizing his own heart.
Moreover, it was mentioned back in Water 7 that he is a prodigy - iirc one of the most efficient assassins in WG history.
I don't remember if it was you particularly, Zen, but I remember someone suggesting that Lucci likely had a capacity to surpass even Kizaru in the near future. Some of the Admiral fans were quite upset at that comment, and ridiculed it... but it was actually quite reasonable. Rob Lucci is only 30 years old compared to Kizaru's 58 years. He is literally almost half Kizaru's age and already fighting at this high of a level. It's pretty crazy.
Let's not forget that Lucci is a character who has basically sacrificed his soul for effectiveness as a serving assassin, and individual combat power. He serves the Celestial Dragons, and has almost no personal morality, and basically no particularly strong emotional attachment as a consequence. It's only fair for him to have attained great combat capability in exchange for basically lobotomizing his own heart.
Moreover, it was mentioned back in Water 7 that he is a prodigy - iirc one of the most efficient assassins in WG history.
I don't remember if it was you particularly, Zen, but I remember someone suggesting that Lucci likely had a capacity to surpass even Kizaru in the near future. Some of the Admiral fans were quite upset at that comment, and ridiculed it... but it was actually quite reasonable. Rob Lucci is only 30 years old compared to Kizaru's 58 years. He is literally almost half Kizaru's age and already fighting at this high of a level. It's pretty crazy.
