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I knew someone like you would post the page; I should've defended my claim from the get go. I didn't overlook the panel and acknowledge that the power swirl? typically denotes Law creating a room. However, in this case, we didn't see the actual Room borders. Was the Room merely implied by the swirl, something Oda has shown before and someting Scarred Luffy debates with Luffy's black-less haki punch, OR is Law using his powers in a different way here, as I argue, to imbue his sword.
How so? Law has teleportation damn you (though Luffy does have Gear 2). I'll say that they would be even if anything.
Ok first, I also mentioned Shinokune having easy access to the lab now, but like you said it was cut and I am wondering what degree that will have; is PH going to come crashing back down, or is Law going to leave it like this. He did say a few chapters back that he was going to make the lab unsafe, and if the underground corridor of Room 66 is the only safe place, maybe he intended to destroy PH afterall. (Also, I don't believe I was the one who mentioned the Caesar/Shinokuni mutation, though I appreciate the attempt at crediting me.)
I wasn't arguing against Luffy's strength, but acknowledging that he is physically stronger than Law. Law simply has the tactical advantage of manipulating his surroundings.
See my explanation to xioaxioa for supposedly proving me wrong and your black-less haki punch.
By dismantled I meant Monet was cut in half by Zoro, Vergo was cut in half by Law, and my third reference was Caesar being pummeled by Luffy, though not finished yet.
Check my original post in this thread for my speculation on this matter.
The thing about Monet is fighting her after she's surrounded you is like fighting the ocean after waking up unbeknowst underwater and every1 equally becomes df users to her/ the ocean. How so? Her snow 'forts/ igloos/ cones/ bubbles/ cage/ w.e. you wanna call it' are draining your energy, next thing you know she's touching you draining your energy even more, by the time you use haki she's already taken too much energy, "and you're still getting pulled further underwater". Since the last snow cage is so close, unless you can emit powerful energy without much physical energy, you're not breaking out with no room to gain enough power without enough physical energy. And not only is she draining energy , but all the while she's freezing you, thus slowing your metabolism, taking away your breath/ oxygen, so you can't get new energy, all the while exponentially losing energy as you lose time...
Forget sandtrap/ Honeytrap, Monet is the ultimate snow trap. Main point being, Once she did that encasing him in layers of "snow forts" thing already, more than likely most fighters would lose to her at that point.
Nah, my fault. Although she's definitely strong in a sense, (see it more like Smoker's strength, or like the ocean's strength), And she received orders I believe, directly from Joker, think it's like some mental lapse to always see her as either lackey of CC, or Law's future crewmate. Brain was just confused when mentioning Joker's 3 associates.By dismantled I meant Monet was cut in half by Zoro, Vergo was cut in half by Law, and my third reference was Caesar being pummeled by Luffy, though not finished yet.
The thing about imbueing the ability into a sword/ or anything is that it sounds too much like an object/ thing devouring/ injecting/ digesting/ ingesting a DF. Just don't think Oda would want to confuse the audience like that, when it's already a confusing topic. However giving/ transferring / loaning/ trading temporarily an aspect of his ability perfectly suited to the tool/ sword/ weapon/ scalpel seems like a better balance/ compromise that Oda can make without confusing the matter more.
I wasn't arguing against Luffy's strength, but acknowledging that he is physically stronger than Law. Law simply has the tactical advantage of manipulating his surroundings.
(Should probably read this + below as somewhat combined responses to both questions. Realized I might've used the '/' a little bit too much in this post. For future reference, and this post Mostly use it to mean similar or the same meaning words or terms, that I put into as well in case slightly different wording might help some1 understand my point. I tend to especially use it when the point might be a little more complicated, which is why I used it here. )
I understood. My point was explaining that Luffy's physical strength is a bit more intertwined with his haki and his body then might be considered before. When I say his body(I mentioned it a bit better probably in my post for Gear 4th), I mean technically Luffy's rubber body gives him the advantage over pretty much 95% of the OPU, as a starting point, not to mention the crazy upbringing from his Gramps. I'll explain. Unlike metal/ steel / or diamond, or even zoans, Rubber, as per the many methods mentioned(in many discussions including primarily the Gear 4th discussion), Rubber especially 'Oda's rubber' seems possible of (what's the best term) "conditioning itself" thru Luffy's force of will(not technically haki, literally force of will); besides as a starting point rubber is already far beyond even the toughest 'human skin, and body' you can find even in the OPU. (Know some1 might mention diamond/ steel/ seastone / or other metals, but they are more about being impenetrable in the first place. Rubber can be easily pierced but it's still a 'tough material' that Oda 's has made to constantly "refine/ purify/ enhance/ toughen itself without outside elements like the other elements mentioned above.)
Add to that his improved Gear 2nd, haki CoA that we haven't even seen the uppermost limits of(but know that it helped him actually struggle thru a battle mostly underwater, something so far he's been the 1st and only df-user shown to do this so far), and the fact that unlike with Law's 'teleportation, Luffy's speed equals added mass/ power/ in other words improving his strength/ effectiveness/ power/ results of his strikes before and or after adding haki will substantially improve now. Even using BB's comment in ID as a reference( when while still not knowing pretty much anything about haki, BB said Luffy's haki had substantially/ marginally/ largely grown/ w.e. word/ term he used denoting not just a slim improvement) and we see that from Luffy not knowing haki, the only thing that he could have improved was his own physical strength, and or become more certain/ confident- thus improving will/ haki?
Main point to get from that last half is that haki maybe once awakened, is more interconnected/ tied into physical strength growth, experience growth/ toughness growth/ energy/ endurance growth then can be predicted. And Luffy's Physical strength, which so far the fact that we've been given no actual indication of Law, Kidd, or Apoo's physical strength, even after seeing them fight( with Law it's been about 3 times or 'fights') just leans more towards, there being more than just a slight physical strength differential between Luffy and the rest of those I mentioned. Basically to connect these 2 thoughts; If haki and physical strength are so strongly tied together, or even just more like borderline tied together, (Of the supernovas not including Urogue) Luffy probably the physical strength leader, who also quite decently trained his haki as well, and was improving his haki somehow before knowing he had it, might have a bigger edge, just 2 years ago and possibly even more so now in the ' tough enough haki' category.
Think you're seeing it more as previous Gear 2nd. There have been marked improvements in it's speed as denoted from CC's explosive, burning attacks mostly at all encompassing point blank range without any warning, attacks being dodged without any problem by a Luffy not trying his hardest.( some attacks from the equivalent of CC's minor teleportation- like speed ability, which more than likely the Pre-TS Luffy would not have been able to dodge, thus my point.) Then add CoO and I give Luffy the edge in terms of speed. Also with us not knowing the limits of his CoC, could be possible to read mind, thus his opponents (Law's in this instance) next position and Law's plan of attack ahead of time, giving a killer edge still reasonably above Law.How so? Law has teleportation damn you (though Luffy does have Gear 2). I'll say that they would be even if anything.
I really think people from this chapter alone, has mistakenly theorized that after conquering Vergo's haki, it would take admiral level to match and stop Law's ability from cutting people. What has been explained I think by arisart is more than likely either way;
1. Joker either underestimated the entire generations haki in comparisons to what they could achieve within 2 years,
2. in comparison to what Vergo's haki was, or
3. Law took a reasonable shortcut in focusing everything on a single line enhancing the cutting ability of the sword while Vergo went broad with utilizing his haki however impressive, but ironically making the exact same mistake he accused Smoker of making.
The point of all this being either any of these by themselves or a couple are true:
1 Law's stronger than Joker estimated,2 Law's stronger in comparison to Vergo than Joker estimated,3 Vergo's haki is weaker than Joker anticipated after doing nothing,4 Vergo's haki has less of an edge over Law than Joker thought, or 5 Law pursued a more tactical solution to overcome the possibly very superior haki. Leading to the point that None of these prohibit Luffy from being equally or more underestimated, nor does it prohibit Luffy from stopping/ catching with properly haki coated ligaments/ deflecting/ redirecting/parrying/ or just plain dodging/ evading Law's sword strikes, unlike what Vergo did.
Pretty sure it was you, or maybe Zero in that 100 + comments forum discussion about 10 weeks ago(counting breaks, not necessarily numbering. 1st time I remember it being mentioned), although think you just mentioned a combination attack, I took it a bit farther to be a combined form because in the most ironic form this would weaken Shinokuni the right amount for people to believably survive.Ok first, I also mentioned Shinokune having easy access to the lab now, but like you said it was cut and I am wondering what degree that will have; is PH going to come crashing back down, or is Law going to leave it like this. He did say a few chapters back that he was going to make the lab unsafe, and if the underground corridor of Room 66 is the only safe place, maybe he intended to destroy PH afterall. (Also, I don't believe I was the one who mentioned the Caesar/Shinokuni mutation, though I appreciate the attempt at crediting me.)
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Screw you, I'm not reading all of that. I'll just skim it. Instead, this lil bit: Counting Luffy's future victory over CC, The arc's big bads have all been defeated by Supernova's only.
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In the opening to Gigant battle 2 it showed Law using his room as a sort of force field against Magellan's poison. While it is completely non cannon, maybe Law can use that to keep the gas out now that he cut the building in half. Personally, I doubt it, Law probably only cut the C section in half, so as long as he continues to the R section he should be fine. But still, I couldn't resist bringing it up (and really, he probably cut in half more then just C).
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So, xioaxioa, who's going to take out Buffalo and Baby 5 then? Supernovas again or possibly involve a tandom of Sanji and Zoro? Or are they simply going to gather the pieces of their comrades and head back to Dressrosa?
They'd better be really fast then, They are still in that meeting. Perhaps if Law gave them a little ring they might come. They probably wouldn't hear it over Apoo.
Personally I think that Baby 5 and Buffalo might not get there in time and both the straw hats and Law would have left. Then the'll just collect Vergo and Monet (Caesar will have been taken by Law) and get back to Dressrosa. Then when we get to the Dofla arc Sanji can battle Vergo again (Monet, no idea).
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Nope. I don't think so. This is one crazy idea that is not going to miraculously work out for you.
Aggeroff, the idea of Buffalo and Baby 5 is possible, but if Shinokuni is going to cover the entire island, exactly how do they plan on actually stepping foot on the island let alone picking up Monet and Vergo who, unless someone saves them, are likely to be petrified by the time their cohorts arrive. Thus, I believe that Buffalo and Baby 5 have to arrive prior to the crew and associates leaving PH.
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