Chapter Discussion WGS title once again confirmed to be mainly ''SKILL'' based
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Are we really at the point where people confuse skill and strength? Have you ever tried or seen martial arts?
Traditional martial arts tend to focus heavily on techniques/skills, pair them up with a MMA player who incorporates strength training massively, and see the difference.
As a matter of fact, kids who train martial arts 24/7 can be as skillful as an adult martial artists, but pair them up with an regular adult, and they would most likely get beaten up
Mihawk is canonically said to be more skilled than Shanks and is also said to be the "strongest", enough said
Traditional martial arts tend to focus heavily on techniques/skills, pair them up with a MMA player who incorporates strength training massively, and see the difference.
As a matter of fact, kids who train martial arts 24/7 can be as skillful as an adult martial artists, but pair them up with an regular adult, and they would most likely get beaten up
Mihawk is canonically said to be more skilled than Shanks and is also said to be the "strongest", enough said
世界最強の剣士 = Sekai Saikyō no Kenshi = World's strongest swordsman
世界最強の男 = Sekai Saikyō no Otoko = World's strongest man
Here we have Mihawks and Whitebeards title. It should be clearly visible that both titles are very similar to each other, in fact the only thing they differ in is the last part. 剣士 means swordsman while 男 means man.
Both titles are build up in the same pattern: The first part is what they are, in this case the World's strongest, that is the same in both titles. The second part is the more important part as it states what group the first part refers to: In case of Whitebeards title it refers to the group of man, while it in Mihawks title refers to the group of swordsman.
Mihawks title is world's STRONGEST
No where does it say most skillful swordsman
Swordsmen get their strength through swordsmanship my man
This example doesn’t make sense for this discussion.
Swordsmanship is an extremely powerful form of combat and chess is a mental sport. Being the best at chess doesn’t guarantee you’ll be the physically strongest chess player whereas swordsmanship speaks directly to combat skills.
likewise haki is an important part of swordsmanship as that was Mihawk’s focal point on Zoro’s training so I don’t think any surprise haki moves would delegitimize Shanks as a swordsman.
Swordsmanship is an extremely powerful form of combat and chess is a mental sport. Being the best at chess doesn’t guarantee you’ll be the physically strongest chess player whereas swordsmanship speaks directly to combat skills.
likewise haki is an important part of swordsmanship as that was Mihawk’s focal point on Zoro’s training so I don’t think any surprise haki moves would delegitimize Shanks as a swordsman.
Shanks has nothing to do with becoming PK.
Come back when Shanks BECOMES King of the Pirates.
Not because you THINK Shanks might become King of the Pirates.
A person's patience can only last so long... either way I'm done lmfao.
The fact that a good chunk of the community thought Mihawk wasn't even a TopTier before this chapter, to now where we see Cope Threads like this pop up every couple of hours because some Shanks nuthugger is hurt in his feelings is enough progress.
Come back when Shanks BECOMES King of the Pirates.
Not because you THINK Shanks might become King of the Pirates.
A person's patience can only last so long... either way I'm done lmfao.
The fact that a good chunk of the community thought Mihawk wasn't even a TopTier before this chapter, to now where we see Cope Threads like this pop up every couple of hours because some Shanks nuthugger is hurt in his feelings is enough progress.
