Future Events Zoro and permanent black blades

how many black blades would he have in his first try


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#23
The theory that convinced me most from a user here (forgot his name) is, that the sword turns black when the user's will is fulfilled (through the sword, which inherits the will). Oden failed to kill Kaido, hence Oden's will remained unfulfilled. Enma having Oden's "Haki" means as much as having Oden's will, and should Zoro really kill Kaido, the sword's will is fulfilled, hence turning black. Maybe thus Wado will become black once the will of becoming the WSS is fulfilled, since Zoro's will to become the WSS is tied to that sword. Obviously, that will or goal of the swordsman has to be of great scope, or else any swordsman whose ultimate goal was to conquer the east blue would turn his blade black. It's not enough to have some goal.

Maybe Shanks would've turned his blade black too, if he focused on the way of the sword and to become the best, rather than sacrificing his arm and retiring. Mihawk turned his black because he specifically had the goal to conquer all the other swordsmen. And as Mihawk stood at the top, his will was fulfilled through his blade.
Yeah i remember that one & i also agreed with it when the guy shared it, but after more & more digging, i came to the conclusion that Full Moon & Dragons are strongly related to Black Blades

Let's think of it this way, a Black Blade is definitely covered in Permanant Haki, but whose Haki? The User? If that's the case then it should be a Technique that any Swordsman or Haki Master can learn, but we all agree that's not the case, Black Blades clearly require certain Conditions, and shall i say extremely rare conditions cuz so far only Two Characters were able to achieve this Feat

You know what's my problem with the Theory u mentioned? There is a Time Span of Hundreds of Years between Ryuma & Mihawk, so there were obviously many other Holders of WSS Title before Mihawk & after Ryuma (There were definitely many others before too), and logically all of them had Strong Meitos & had Goal of becoming WSS, so why aren't we seeing many Black Blades who were forged in the past?

They are literally rarer than even Adv. CoC Users & even Mythical Zoans Users & even VOAT Users & even Ancient Weapons lol
I'm 100% sure that Black Blades don't require User Skill & Achievements only, but it's related to "Destiny" too
A very specific event is needed for such Sword to be forged & it's extremely rare

In my Analysis, i came to conclusion that it's related to Full Moon
It's like The Moon that turns the Sword Black, not Zoro
 
#25
Yeah i remember that one & i also agreed with it when the guy shared it, but after more & more digging, i came to the conclusion that Full Moon & Dragons are strongly related to Black Blades
Well, if you need to behead a Dragon of Kaido's durability, it shall still be a humongous feat.
Black Blade is definitely covered in Permanant Haki
Well, it isn't, since Shusui didn't harm Monet when bisecting her.
I'm 100% sure that Black Blades don't require User Skill & Achievements only, but it's related to "Destiny" too
A very specific event is needed for such Sword to be forged & it's extremely rare
Sounds like an even greater feat, if on top of extreme power you need destiny/being the chosen one. The problem however is, that Mihawk doesn't have any special "destiny" portrayal. Mihawk is largely irrelevant to the story, he is just a power house chilling in his castle and waiting for Zoro to surpass him.
In my Analysis, i came to conclusion that it's related to Full Moon
It's like The Moon that turns the Sword Black, not Zoro
Well, the full moon might be one element, but it is still Zoro who needs to have the power. I mean, I could use your argument of there only being 2 swordsmen in centuries with a black blade, while a full moon appears once a month. Maybe you could say that it turns black when you behead a dragon at full moon, but in my opinion that is way too specific. Or is it when swordsmen that are related to the moon, can turn their blade black at full moon when beheading a dragon? Still sounds too specific.

It was said that Ryuma turned his blade black in the course of his many battles. Not that it turned black the moment he killed the Dragon. And Mihawk killing a Dragon at full moon also sounds too specific, plus, how is he related to the moon? As I said, he has no relevance to the story other than waiting to be replaced by Zoro as the WSS.
 
#27
Sounds like an even greater feat, if on top of extreme power you need destiny/being the chosen one. The problem however is, that Mihawk doesn't have any special "destiny" portrayal. Mihawk is largely irrelevant to the story, he is just a power house chilling in his castle and waiting for Zoro to surpass him.
Well, the full moon might be one element, but it is still Zoro who needs to have the power. I mean, I could use your argument of there only being 2 swordsmen in centuries with a black blade, while a full moon appears once a month. Maybe you could say that it turns black when you behead a dragon at full moon, but in my opinion that is way too specific. Or is it when swordsmen that are related to the moon, can turn their blade black at full moon when beheading a dragon? Still sounds too specific.

It was said that Ryuma turned his blade black in the course of his many battles. Not that it turned black the moment he killed the Dragon. And Mihawk killing a Dragon at full moon also sounds too specific, plus, how is he related to the moon? As I said, he has no relevance to the story other than waiting to be replaced by Zoro as the WSS.
Yes ofc, it's gonna be Zoro's Feat, but i meant that the Full Moon must bare witness. And yes it's extremely specific & that's why it's super rare.
And you're really underestimating Mihawk's Involvement in Story

The reason Oda never speaks about him is for same reason All Blue is barely mentioned or Cure that Chopper is looking for or we barely seen anything from Elbaf Kingdom or learned anything about Void Century ... etc

Mihawk is one of MC's End Dream just like those i mentioned above & Oda will only settle for very minimal hints for now, cuz these stories are almost completely reserved for Final Arc. Trust me, Mihawk's Backstory is a huge deal & extremely important in story

Just to give you an idea of what i'm hinting at
Shirahoshi is Special right? Why? Because she was born with Poseidon Powers
Who gave her those Powers? We can say she was Fated to be Poseidon

Can't we say the same thing about Big Mom? Why was she born like that? Doesn't it sound like she was chosen by Fate?
What about Vegapunk? Why is his Intellect described to be 500 Years ahead of Humanity?
I can give you other examples, but i want you to understand that there are certain Powers in One Piece or Unique Treats that are Fated for certain people

Luffy isn't the only one who was fated to eat Nika's DF
There are many Characters who are chosen by Fate to carry certain Unique Abilities
And a Black Blade is one of them, it's a Sword forged under Full Moon granted to specific Swordsmen who will be part of The Dawn

Think about it:

Luffy have Sun God Nika DF
Zoro is gonna have a Black Blade
Sanji have Flaming Body even though he isn't Lunarian
Franky had Pluton Blueprints
Usopp's Lies turn into Reality
Robin is only person who can read Poneglyphs
Jinbe is only Non-Merfolk who can talk to Fish (As Crocodile pointed out)
No need to say anything about Brook
... etc

Don't you see a pattern here? These People aren't Normal, they aren't just random dreamers, they are clearly Chosen by Fate
 
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Finalbeta

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#29
If anything goes well I expect Zoro to forge at least 3 black blades, I bet this is part of the reason why Oda had him switch Shusui.
 
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