Questions & Mysteries Two types of sword air slashes

PrimordialGod95

PrimordialGod95

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Has anyone notice that some of the air slashes are either visible or invisible depending on whether or not busoshoku/ryou is present with their attacks or it can just be a different type of sword skill all together. For example with mihawk:
Invisible
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something tells me busoshoku emission was in play for the non-visible air slashes.
This might be an example of this as well with Zoro this time.

See no visible air slash is present but only the cut has been shown it's probably different in the anime but in the manga it probably shown this way to indicate busoshoku emission/ryou is being presented.
 
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trav

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#12
#12
D-d-d-did that air slash just cut a LOGIA?!?!? WTF INSANE

Yeah, no, bro.
Its visible when Oda draws it. Thats it. Thats the only metric.
The attack vs Monet was supposed to be so quick you could not see it. Nothing more to it. We were not meant to see it until it hit. It was meant to catch us off guard.
If the slash by Mihawk vs Luffy had a visible effect it would have less of a shock value when we finally see the ice berg being slashed so Oda chose to omit it. "omg Luffy dodged an actual life threatening slash there"
The slashes that someone faces head on have more intensity when we can see them. It looks more dangerous. A tangible threat coming cowards them.
Imagine the opposite, WB standing there watching a big old nothing coming at him. Oh the suspense!
 
PrimordialGod95

PrimordialGod95

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#14
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trav said:
Its visible when Oda draws it.
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and why do you assume that?

trav said:
The attack vs Monet was supposed to be so quick you could not see it.
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no it's probably a sign of busoshoku emission coming into play. Remember mihawk can use visible and invisible air slashes
trav said:
Imagine the opposite, WB standing there watching a big old nothing coming at him. Oh the suspense!
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your talking how each of the each air slashes intensity and all I'm talking about is how two types of air slashes differentiate from each other.
 
PrimordialGod95

PrimordialGod95

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Roo said:
Haki is the most obvious example. He has characters use CoA without darkening their weapons/fist
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that's because they are two variations of busoshoku haki. The regular one and the hardening one which makes it more denser what it is for defense or offense.
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MonochromeYoru said:
character and object heights is another one
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it all depends how the panels are drawn out.
 
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