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I agree. It kind of goes to show skill matters a lot more right? I think the zombies retain the raw strength of the alive body but with a different mind. So Ryuma lost to Zoro only because he had Brook's personality and lack of Haki.

Nah don't think so.

He turned Big Mom into a magnet and was engulfed by the surrounded metal from the environment. It's pretty clear in the last page.

Well it drains his stamina tremendously. Katakuri seems to be able to use it infinitely.

This made me love the character even more.

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How long did Law have his DF awakened?

Old Rayleigh was able to easily keep up with Kizaru albeit at a disadvantage. Since Prime Garp would most likely beat Prime Rayleigh by sheer portrayal of being Roger's rival, the same most likely holds true in his old state. How does this play out. Even if Garp is the powerhouse here, perhaps...

Not in this arc but I think Usopp has been showing a lot of death flags. Maybe in the final arc.

Everyone besides Shanks, Benn, and Yasopp yes.

The way I see it, emission and coating a blade/object in Haki uses the same principle. They are both flowing Haki in a certain way. That's why Hyogoro was known as the ''mighty blade'' in the past because he was capable of doing this. This is why it's called ''Flowing Cherry blossoms'', because...

I got most of this information from YouTube, but I'd like to share it here because there's a lot of symbolism that Oda included in this chapter with the Tarot cards which I personally found really interesting. According to this site about the tower card-...

Never said anything about unknown type of Haki. I just don't think it's as simple as emission, because it contradicts the premise of the technique itself. Nothing is confirmed and I could be wrong, but my own theory is that it has something to do with Ryou control. Zoro and Oden I think could...

If you were using established concepts then you would know Katakuri shouldn't be using emission when the whole point of the technique is to ''not touch''. That already destroys your whole point. This whole debate is meaningless unless you can find me an instance where someone uses it while...

It feels like we're going in circles here. You have no proof that the scabbards are using emission to deal damage to Kaido.

Well Luffy was technically right because emission and internal destruction uses the same principle of Ryou. So learning emission was the right choice to beat Kaido because of what it lead to.

And I'm saying that's wrong because emission isn't inherently better than hardening. It's just another way of using Armament Haki that uses the principle of ''flow''. The only truly ''advanced'' CoA we've seen is internal destruction. It doesn't even make sense that you can use ''emission'' on a...

Your interpretation of the story is wrong. Internal Destruction is what's needed to hurt him. But forming a barrier like Hyogoro doesn't do jack against Kaido's outer skin. You need to go a step beyond that.

Your not making any sense. It mattered in that it was able to damage him at least. He believed that emission was the key and he was right because it let to internal destruction.

Luffy assumed that emission was able to hurt Kaido which he was wrong about. Internal Destruction was the one that mattered.