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Even before haki, maybe Zoro could just beat Buggy up without his swords. But how about now? Is haki alone enough to kill Buggy? Or could Buggy react fast enough to it and just split in time?
Or does he not even need to do that? Usually when haki hurts a logia/paramecia, it's because it's able to negate them being made of a particular material (eg rubby, diamond, ice), right? But in Buggy's case, his paramecia doesn't make him into a material. It gives him the ability to not be hurt from getting cut and to survive in parts. So even if he's cut with haki, would it actually hurt him? And even if it hurt him (in terms of pain), if his pain tolerance is high would it matter? If Zoro cut him in half with haki, Buggy would just be cut in half still, which is the same state his fruit allows him to survive in anyway. The end result would be the same, except possibly he'd feel the pain of being cut (I'm not even sure he would feel it though).
Or does he not even need to do that? Usually when haki hurts a logia/paramecia, it's because it's able to negate them being made of a particular material (eg rubby, diamond, ice), right? But in Buggy's case, his paramecia doesn't make him into a material. It gives him the ability to not be hurt from getting cut and to survive in parts. So even if he's cut with haki, would it actually hurt him? And even if it hurt him (in terms of pain), if his pain tolerance is high would it matter? If Zoro cut him in half with haki, Buggy would just be cut in half still, which is the same state his fruit allows him to survive in anyway. The end result would be the same, except possibly he'd feel the pain of being cut (I'm not even sure he would feel it though).