@Den_Den_Mushi *: per the poll, I think one can strengthen their Haoshoku through:
There's something you said that stuck with me. I don't remember the entire line, but roughly paraphrased, it was something along the lines of:
"Even a peasant boy can have the willpower of Kings".
King's statement to Zoro in this chapter seems to provide evidence of that:
After seeing Zoro's Haoshoku, he comments on his kingly ambitions.
I'm leaning hard towards: "anyone can become a sovereign if only their ambition/drive/willpower is great enough" **. And isn't that the core of what "haki" is? One's will?
@Doggo: re: Zoro being lucky to be born as one of the people with Haoshoku.
*: I haven't read the thread yet, I'm just responding to the poll. I'll read the thread and respond later in a separate post.
**: It would also explain Mihawk's training of Zoro and comments on forging Kokuto (it seems like Haoshoku is required for that).
- Growing as a combatant
- What Rayleigh said to Luffy
- Strengthening your drive/ambition in the pursuit of your dream
- The actualisation of your dream
- Maybe this is just a subclass of #2.
There's something you said that stuck with me. I don't remember the entire line, but roughly paraphrased, it was something along the lines of:
"Even a peasant boy can have the willpower of Kings".
King's statement to Zoro in this chapter seems to provide evidence of that:
After seeing Zoro's Haoshoku, he comments on his kingly ambitions.
I'm leaning hard towards: "anyone can become a sovereign if only their ambition/drive/willpower is great enough" **. And isn't that the core of what "haki" is? One's will?
@Doggo: re: Zoro being lucky to be born as one of the people with Haoshoku.
*: I haven't read the thread yet, I'm just responding to the poll. I'll read the thread and respond later in a separate post.
**: It would also explain Mihawk's training of Zoro and comments on forging Kokuto (it seems like Haoshoku is required for that).