Powers & Abilities Where does the story say that Zoro has ACoA?
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It's not my headcanon at all.. Zoro tested Shusui with his other 2 Blade attempting a normal 3 flying slash 108 Canon and Shusui added Haki on it's own as it swallowed the other 2 air slashes..
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He doesn't have the internal damage (actually no one showed It besides Luffy and Rayleigh), but he has the "emission", "flowing" one (also called "barrier" by many), which was showed by Scabbards, Sentomaru, Admirals, Ray etc
Honestly yeah, he lacks the "internal damage" level, but I mean, he now has the ability to coat his blows with Conquerors, alongside the lethality of his swords I don't think he needs to learn internal damage(?), Or at least Is not that useful right now, since he prioritazes cut over internal damage which Luffy does with his kicks and punches.
Honestly yeah, he lacks the "internal damage" level, but I mean, he now has the ability to coat his blows with Conquerors, alongside the lethality of his swords I don't think he needs to learn internal damage(?), Or at least Is not that useful right now, since he prioritazes cut over internal damage which Luffy does with his kicks and punches.
It's not the same. Swords can naturally penetrate because..... They are swords. That's what they do, A sword doesn't even need haki for that.
There is nothing stopping a Swordsman from learning how to imbue their Swords with haki, and then cause it to explode once the sword enters a persons body.
That's what Internal Destruction is. It's the haki entering a persons body, then exploding to cause massive damage. There is nothing limiting a swordsman to only being able their sword with haki. They too can also cause it to explode if they learn how to. It's like Laws injection shot, but using haki instead.
There is nothing stopping a Swordsman from learning how to imbue their Swords with haki, and then cause it to explode once the sword enters a persons body.
That's what Internal Destruction is. It's the haki entering a persons body, then exploding to cause massive damage. There is nothing limiting a swordsman to only being able their sword with haki. They too can also cause it to explode if they learn how to. It's like Laws injection shot, but using haki instead.
There are three stages to invisible haki.
Flowing Haki/coating is the first step.
Creating a barrier is the second step.
Causing it to explode is the third step.
Hyogoro knew the first two steps, and that is what he taught Luffy. When Luffy used Internal destructions to remove their collars, Hyogoro stated that Luffy had now reached a level more advanced than he could teach him.
Flowing Haki/coating is the first step.
Creating a barrier is the second step.
Causing it to explode is the third step.
Hyogoro knew the first two steps, and that is what he taught Luffy. When Luffy used Internal destructions to remove their collars, Hyogoro stated that Luffy had now reached a level more advanced than he could teach him.
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It's not imbuing the sword. It's coating it.
If a Swordsman actually imbued their sword with haki in that manner, they would destroy their sword, in the same way the collars were destroyed by Luffy.
Luffy imbued his haki into the collars, and caused them to explode from the inside. That is how he destroyed the collars, and is internal destruction.
When Luffy uses Internal destruction as an attack, he flows his haki to his fist, causing it to coat his fist, then he penetrates the persons body with his haki, and his haki explodes, causing internal damage. Just like how he did with the collars, except when he uses it that way, there is nothing to imbue. He simply needs to penetrate the persons body with his haki, and cause it to explode.
A swordsman can coat their sword with this kind of haki, and penetrate a persons body. The final step however is learning how to disperse the haki from within, and cause damage.
If a Swordsman actually imbued their sword with haki in that manner, they would destroy their sword, in the same way the collars were destroyed by Luffy.
Luffy imbued his haki into the collars, and caused them to explode from the inside. That is how he destroyed the collars, and is internal destruction.
When Luffy uses Internal destruction as an attack, he flows his haki to his fist, causing it to coat his fist, then he penetrates the persons body with his haki, and his haki explodes, causing internal damage. Just like how he did with the collars, except when he uses it that way, there is nothing to imbue. He simply needs to penetrate the persons body with his haki, and cause it to explode.
A swordsman can coat their sword with this kind of haki, and penetrate a persons body. The final step however is learning how to disperse the haki from within, and cause damage.
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Why are you trying to differentiate the 2.. It's literally the same thing.. Imbuing Shackles, Swords any Weapons..
Whenever they are speaking of coating or imbuing, it's always the same Japanese word used '' Matou ''.. There are just multiple translations of the same word.. So they are all the same..
Whenever they are speaking of coating or imbuing, it's always the same Japanese word used '' Matou ''.. There are just multiple translations of the same word.. So they are all the same..
Why are you trying to differentiate the 2.. It's literally the same thing.. Imbuing Shackles, Swords any Weapons..
Whenever they are speaking of coating or imbuing, it's always the same Japanese word used '' Matou ''.. There are just multiple translations of the same word.. So they are all the same..
Whenever they are speaking of coating or imbuing, it's always the same Japanese word used '' Matou ''.. There are just multiple translations of the same word.. So they are all the same..
Hyogoro even differentiates the two, and straight up calls it "Outwards haki".
Coating is a basic form of armament and can be used by most people. It can also coat objects and projectiles.
Emission is about emitting haki outside of your body without a medium, it's not the same thing. Emission can also be used to inject your haki and cause internal destruction. Emission and Internal Destruction are considered advanced forms of armament.
Emission is about emitting haki outside of your body without a medium, it's not the same thing. Emission can also be used to inject your haki and cause internal destruction. Emission and Internal Destruction are considered advanced forms of armament.
