Future Events Who Will Defeat King?
In order to call it a half-assed analogy or a bad analogy you would need to have an understanding of what that analogy means. And then call it half-assed, meaning it's not a good analogy for the thing it's meant to be an analogy for.
If you don't understand the analogy, you can't call it half-assed. Because what you don't understand doesnt equate to half-assed, just equates to your failure of understanding. Surely they taught you this much in your middle school english classes man.
You out here getting lectured by illiterate Zoro fans on logic and basic use of the language.. so what does that say about you?
If you don't understand the analogy, you can't call it half-assed. Because what you don't understand doesnt equate to half-assed, just equates to your failure of understanding. Surely they taught you this much in your middle school english classes man.
You out here getting lectured by illiterate Zoro fans on logic and basic use of the language.. so what does that say about you?
Zoro. Why, because Oda is hinting he has a lot for him to do in Wano. If Zoro wants to turn his blade into a black blade it's going to require him to be engaged in a lot of fights.
If Zoro is to become the "second coming of Ryuma" he will need to prove his strength to the people of Wano. That can only happen from being engaged in a lot of fights. Not only that but King is also a dragon that can use fire so that is an opportunity for Zoro to repeat Ryuma's feat and King is Kaido's strongest swordsmen. It would be foolish for him to not beat the strongest swordsmen on the island.
If Zoro is to become the "second coming of Ryuma" he will need to prove his strength to the people of Wano. That can only happen from being engaged in a lot of fights. Not only that but King is also a dragon that can use fire so that is an opportunity for Zoro to repeat Ryuma's feat and King is Kaido's strongest swordsmen. It would be foolish for him to not beat the strongest swordsmen on the island.
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In order to call it a half-assed analogy or a bad analogy you would need to have an understanding of what that analogy means. And then call it half-assed, meaning it's not a good analogy for the thing it's meant to be an analogy for.
If you don't understand the analogy, you can't call it half-assed. Because what you don't understand doesnt equate to half-assed, just equates to your failure of understanding. Surely they taught you this much in your middle school english classes man.
You out here getting lectured by illiterate Zoro fans on logic and basic use of the language.. so what does that say about you?
If you don't understand the analogy, you can't call it half-assed. Because what you don't understand doesnt equate to half-assed, just equates to your failure of understanding. Surely they taught you this much in your middle school english classes man.
You out here getting lectured by illiterate Zoro fans on logic and basic use of the language.. so what does that say about you?
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Again you're illiterate.
And now you're abandoning all trace of an argument and going into nonsense about "trash" and "defeated by pleasures."
Enma does not make him attack faster
Enma does not make him physically stronger
Enma does not make him more mobile
Enma does not improve his endurance
Enma does not make him more durable
Enma does not give him any special powers
It doesn't even make him hit harder that we know of, just drags all his Haki out against his will. The grand powerup you're talking about is just a week of CoA training.
Enma does not make him attack faster
Enma does not make him physically stronger
Enma does not make him more mobile
Enma does not improve his endurance
Enma does not make him more durable
Enma does not give him any special powers
It doesn't even make him hit harder that we know of, just drags all his Haki out against his will. The grand powerup you're talking about is just a week of CoA training.
