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Right but how come we see characters naturally use Haki like that Shandia girl and the Mermaid Queen yet Luffy in theory should have more spirit than them.

I know they have to train for it but they never showed us how accessed.

Honestly it feels pointless to me, not to mention generic. I understand that it was needed to counter Logia but it just feels too generic in comparison to other power systems from other manga. Armament Haki is just making the arms black by everyone who uses it (it just looks like another Devil...

I know it was stated that some of them used Armament Haki during Marineford but how come none of them had the black color like Luffy has when he uses it?

I didn’t notice anything different about him from Alabasta.

I hear conflicting info on this?

Probably wouldn't have gotten much stronger even if he did train intensely. Think about it. Future Gohan had to train himself solo for longer than a decade, yet the power he reached is completely dwarfed by what his child version in another timeline had achieved in a year under the right...

I've just finished the Davy Back arc, so I'm talking about only these iterations of the characters. That sports match really gave a lasting impression on me on how much of a monster Zoro is even without the swords. He's easily in the same level as Luffy when it comes to pure strength. I feel...

Is this related?

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Which style do you guys prefer? At first I've been going the former, but I've had this issue where sometimes it's hard to tell what's going on in certain panels due to the high amount of detail so I switch to colored around the Skypiea arc (even then it's hard lol).

I haven’t gotten past the Alabasta arc yet, so maybe this we’ll get explained later. When witnessing Mihawk display of power, I imagined all of the Warlords being on that level. Granted, Croc technically beat Luffy twice, only surviving due to plot armor. Still though...

No poison bombs or whatever that was.

Zoro without his injuries basically.

He wasn't able to see Nen before but he still somehow recognized it. I'm thinking plot hole.

He's the only human who buffs himself up like this, and I was curious what the deal was with that. Is he accessing all the power he's gained in his lifetime? Does it surpass Piccolo Daimao but is incapable of fighting properly in it?

Rewatching this show right and was curious about this. Is there a reasonable explanation for this or is it simply a plot hole?

Ya'll are probably gonna hate me for this, but fuck it. This is the best design of Bardock to date and how he should have looked.

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In reality, I think it would have been great if the main character wasn't Goku's father. While I still find it to be leagues above anything Minus showcases, I'd say it's arguably every bit as fanservicey. C'mon now, not only does this random lower class warrior that became good from an...