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Also Pre TS Zoro should get Durability Negation via Flying Dragon Blaze, since the fire generates inside the opponents wound and cause combustion from the inside. (Dusted Ryuma.)
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It just says that his wound is on fire, where is the fire stated or shown to spawn inside the person?Agreed
Mihawk who's 6-B also couldn't cut through Daz Bones when he wasn't intending too either, until he did intend to cut him and cut through him easily.Saying he is immune to slashing based on his statement is a bit of an overstatement no one before had the AP to hurt him is all.
Wait Mihawk fought him? I haven't caught up yet so I am quite behind. Alright I guess that makes sense.Mihawk who's 6-B also couldn't cut through Daz Bones when he was intending too either, until he did intend to cut him and cut through him easily.
Mihawk who's 6-B also couldn't cut through Daz Bones when he wasn't intending too either, until he did intend to cut him and cut through him easily.
Mihawk wasn't holding back, he even said so.All that means is that his ranged slash towards Luffy was weak enough for Daz to block it. So Mihawk simply attacked with more force when he got up close.
Mihawk wasn't holding back, he even said so.
No Luffy surving these hits is PIS just like him surviving hits from the Admirals & Sengoku, but the point is Mihawk didn't overcome Daz Bones simply by applying more power.I don't think for a moment that means he was using 6-B attacks with every slash. Luffy was also able to dodge some of his attacks, which would make zero sense with the speed difference between them.
Mihawk also sent a ranged slash to Luffy earlier in the fight and merely cut him.
6-B durability Luffy?
No Luffy surving these hits is PIS just like him surviving hits from the Admirals & Sengoku, but the point is Mihawk didn't overcome Daz Bones simply by applying more power.
It could be that and I believe it's currently accepted as that, I'm neutral on durability negation for swordsman at the moment so I'm not arguing for it only clarifying that Daz Bones body wasn't overcome via AP.Daz Bones currently has Resistance to Bladed Weaponry. And Haki has Resistance Negation, right?
So how do we know Mihawk didn't simply negate Daz's resistance to bladed weaponry and cut him with Haki?
Zoro, Mihawk and possibly Ryuma since those are the known "Goken" type swordsmen in the series.Saying he is immune to slashing based on his statement is a bit of an overstatement no one before had the AP to hurt him is all. And he even said that Zoro improved over the course of the battle. Anyway I already said what I agree with. Who is getting this again? I know Zoro and Mihawk are but who else?
Hyogoro as well.Zoro, Mihawk and possibly Ryuma since those are the known "Goken" type swordsmen in the series.
Sorry what is Goken? It might be obvious and I just messed up lolZoro, Mihawk and possibly Ryuma since those are the known "Goken" type swordsmen in the series.
"Might Blade/Strong Sword" a classification of Swordsman that refers to this skillSorry what is Goken? It might be obvious and I just messed up lol
Nah it's not obvious, we were just arguing over it yesterday.Sorry what is Goken? It might be obvious and I just messed up lol
Swordsmen can specifically choose what they wish to cut and to not cut what they wish to protect
users of this type are able to cut whatever material they wish as long as they will for it to be.
I suggest something like this to avoid NLFs:So how does this sound "Possible Limited Durability Negation. (Swordsmen can specifically choose what they wish to cut and to not cut what they wish to protect, users of this type are able to cut whatever material they wish as long as they will for it to be.)
I'm open to anyone suggestions for better replacement, if you can reword it better feel free to.
Hyogoro if he gets a profile and that's it.Which swordsmen would fall under this?
Ryuma, Zoro, Mihawk, who else?
I had a look at the wiki's source and it doesn't seem to show or state that he has it, I think the wiki just got confused for regular ryuo.I found out that Kawamatsu uses a strong blade sword style based on his fighting style (we can see all of the air sword slashes and the flying sword slashes and such) and I ripped it from the Wiki, so I'll wait on you guys' views on that.
It's on the swordsman page (not VSBW).I had a look at the wiki's source and it doesn't seem to show or state that he has it, I think the wiki just got confused for regular ryuo.
I think it would require feats or statements of being a "Strong Blade" Swordsman rather than an assumption being made.It's on the swordsman page (not VSBW).
The strong blade is just fighters who emphasize strong movements, flying sword slashes, things of that nature, which Kawamatsu clearly emphasizes.
Dang, alright then.I think it would require feats or statements of being a "Strong Blade" Swordsman rather than an assumption being made.
Ask this on a discussion thread, not on a finished CRT.Question, if a certain material does not exist in OP, then a swordsman will be completely unable to cut it (at the start) even with AP advantage? For example, Daz Bone (L7B) wasn't damaged by Mihawk (6B) when Mihawk didn't Desire to cut steel, so i guess the answer is "yes"?