Theory

[Hand Banana]

you are jealous because you cannot be as strong as Him.@calcifer so you are saying that the strongest swordsman in the world is weak your theory is for laughs man

Sigging this. Hi five bro.

[salah123]

ofcourse not this is anime..think dude, think.

[halaros536]

ofcourse not this is anime..think dude, think.

yeah and i m joking think dude.anyway calcifer expressing the idea that the greatest swordsman in the world is weak is really ridiculous.did you really think before creating this thread??i dont think so.

[Hand Banana]

I don't think he did either. No logic behind this thread right?

[salah123]

yep plus you dont have anything to back it up.

[halaros536]

yep plus you dont have anything to back it up.

are you talking for me?what to back up.

[Calcifer]

Did you guys read my post? There's a lot more actual reasoning behind it than the posts you guys have made.

[salah123]

You think mihawk is weak becuase he didn't do much during the war. but he might aswell wanted to do nothing and just be on the background until Shanks showed up he left. aint that strange, huh? mihawk and shanks definitely got something they discussed. Mihawk is strong end of discussion.

[halaros536]

Did you guys read my post? There's a lot more actual reasoning behind it than the posts you guys have made.

i read it and i fucking answered you are the one who is not reading my fucking posts.

here it is.

man thats the point we havent seen anything of Him because he is really strong.its a manga rule when a character doesnt reveal his powers for so long means that he is extremely strong.by your logic garp who hasnt done anything yet is weak.shanks is weak.those characters whose powers are not revealed fast usually are the strongest.thats a common rule it has nothing to do with my Mihawk obsession.

[Stev3child]

This thread refers to the ol "show don't tell" rule. Which applies to Mihawk. We've only experienced very little of what he was described to be. Therefore, there is some basis of reason to suspect he isn't what the narration is telling us because we as the reader have not experienced it.