Powers & Abilities Where haki comes from?

[Herrera95]

So haki by raw definition is will.

Only living beings have will.

So wouldn't be wrong to say that even plants are able to learn haki since they have will.

If I'm correct we never saw anything but humanoid life using haki. We never saw an animal. Not even Chopper. All we saw were humans, fishmen, minks and stuff like that. Animals? Just humans with Zoan DF.

Keep in mind that I'm talking about canon stuff. That filler episode of Luffy's turtle friend using haki doesn't count.

Can animals learn haki?

Can plants learn haki?

Haki comes from what exactly? Soul?

 

[Warchief Sanji D Goat]

I think you need to have a conscious mind of your own in order to use Haki. Certain races of animals can use haki but I don't plant itself can use haki since they don't have a mind of their own.

 

[Monkey D Theories]

it comes from the balls in men and the ovaries in women

 

[NotTommy]

I mean while all living things have it, it takes skill to use it in battle and such. Not sure how an animal or plant would learn it. Even if a person learns it on their own, they're conscious and intelligent enough to atleast concentrate to use it.

Maybe we'll see something in canon on a smart animal using it or a plant somehow. This is One Piece, stuff was wild back when objects had devil fruits but atleast Vegapunk can explain that.

 

[Vanlax]

It comes from Oda.

It can also be taken away by Oda, like what happened to Big Mom and some F6.

 

[SDfear]

Butt

 

[Loki D. Terror]

It comes from Oda.

It can also be taken away by Oda, like what happened to Big Mom and some F6.

 

[Herrera95]

it comes from the balls in men and the ovaries in women

So castrated people or ones that born without it can't use haki.