Powers & Abilities Zoro has adv coo

[Finalbeta]

So how do you guys classify the Breath of All Things?

 

[nik87]

We knew that Zoro has advCoO since haki was explained.
Zoro's feat from Alabasta is advanced CoO since nobody else has detected non-living objects or objects which dont carry a will.
Nobody else heard a heartbeat of literally everything.

 

[Warchief Sanji D Goat]

So how do you guys classico the Breath of All Things?

Retconned Adv CoA or CoO.

 

[Finalbeta]

Retconned Adv CoA or CoO.

Yes CoO makes the most sense to me by a long extent, since it's a sensing ability, and this is what CoO should be about.

 

[matt245]

So how do you guys classify the Breath of All Things?

Probably CoO.

 

[Gol D. Roger]

We knew that Zoro has advCoO since haki was explained.
Zoro's feat from Alabasta is advanced CoO since nobody else has detected non-living objects or objects which dont carry a will.
Nobody else heard a heartbeat of literally everything.

Fujitora says Hi; This guy can literally target and hit meteoroids in space with his gravity waves.

 

[nik87]

Fujitora says Hi; This guy can literally target and hit meteoroids in space with his gravity waves.

lol, nice one but I would call that rather a plot convenience than the interplanetary range of CoO which in all other cases is pointless...

 

[Finalbeta]

Probably CoO.

I think so too. Advanced or not? This was my original intention.

 

[matt245]

I think so too. Advanced or not? This was my original intention.

Imo it could be either advanced CoO or just another application of it. I am 50/50.

 

[Finalbeta]

Imo it could be either advanced CoO or just another application of it. I am 50/50.

At the end of the day there's no official explanation for where advanced CoO begins, so a good parameter is probably, out of convenience, affirming that something is advanced when particularly proficient compared to the first basic CoO we were introduced to. For example FS looks to respond to that parameter, and BoAT also seems particularly proficient, but more like an addition, a variant. Maybe if we combined the two, basic + BoAT we could label it as an advanced possessing of CoO.

 

[matt245]

At the end of the day there's no official explanation for where advanced CoO begins, so a good parameter is probably, out of convenience, affirming that something is advanced when particularly proficient compared to the first basic CoO we were introduced to. For example FS looks to respond to that parameter, and BoAT also seems particularly proficient, but more like an addition, a variant. Maybe if we combined the two, basic + BoAT we could label it as an advanced possessing of CoO.

Probably, the same happens with CoC, a lot of ppl think that using it to coat your moves is ACoC, however, imo it is just other application of CoC. Just like the BoAT, other application of CoO.

 

[Finalbeta]

Probably, the same happens with CoC, a lot of ppl think that using it to coat your moves is ACoC, however, imo it is just other application of CoC. Just like the BoAT, other application of CoO.

Yes, and having both means possessing a wider CoO spectrum, this is why I also believe that Zoro's CoO is usually underrated

 

[Monkey D Luffy]

Lol.