Zoro's Shishi Sonson vs Brook's Yahazu Giri

**Monkey.D.Gray-man** · 08-05-2007, 03:54 PM

Well,which do you think is better.
Both of the techniques look alike,so I decided to make this thread.

Here's the technique pictures from the manga:

Ittouryuu Iai Shishi Sonson

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Hanauta Sanchou Yahazu Giri

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~Umbra

**elm13** · 08-05-2007, 04:10 PM

maybe yahazu giri would be better since zorro's only using two swords as of the moment^^

**Jink** · 08-05-2007, 04:32 PM

Please close the spoiler tags.

And Zoro is still the far better swordsman.

**MountainLionLink** · 08-05-2007, 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by Jink

Please close the spoiler tags.

And Zoro is still the far better swordsman.

I chose Brooke's Yahazu Giri as a "better looking attack". However just because something looks cool doesn't mean that it's powerful beyond all belief.

**sodi** · 08-05-2007, 09:36 PM

Zoro's Shishi Sonson looks better in my opinion. The scene is uncluttered with only Zoro having completed the attack and Mr. 1 falling down in defeat with blood spray carefully drawn in the empty space. I don't know why but it just looks cooler to me.

**DukeTheGold** · 08-05-2007, 10:23 PM

Zoro's technique is almost the sole opposite of Brook's technique.

True, Brook is obviously much weaker than Zoro. However shall we ignore Brook, but putting Ryuuma into the equation, it's pretty much equal.

Zoro's technique emphasizes upon physical strength, power, slashing and cutting.

Brook's technique emphasizes upon agility, precision, stabbing and piercing.

So which one is better? Who knows? Using three swords is pretty cool, but not everyone has the neck muscle for it. Brook's secret technique was pretty cool.

**Heihouka** · 08-05-2007, 11:09 PM

Zoro > Brook anyways. XD But I think you shouldn't put those up against each other. That move is something Zoro made ages ago, and I can't really remember seeing him use it too much.

**Kiao** · 08-06-2007, 12:25 AM

Brook's technique, mostly because he uses a shikomizue and it has a really delayed reaction, which is always cool.

**DukeTheGold** · 08-06-2007, 12:28 AM

Originally Posted by Heihouka

Zoro > Brook anyways. XD But I think you shouldn't put those up against each other. That move is something Zoro made ages ago, and I can't really remember seeing him use it too much.

Aye Aye. That was the first supernatural move that Zoro ever created. After he realized the way of the spirit or whatever, Zoro created various long range techniques afterward. Anyhow, he used that technique against Mr.1 and then Kaku, both major battles. I doubt Zoro is going to use that move against Ryuuma. After all, Zoro wants Ryuuma's sword, not to destroy it.