I suppose? Also I'd suggest Homing Attacks for Zoro via Tatsumaki Attacks.
can you show a scan? I don't recall tatsumaki homing.
What the? Tornadoes by default always change directions, that's not how they work at all Damage. Tornadoes don't travel in a linear fashion. Not to mention your past part of your comments makes very little sense, why on earth would you run away from a tornado in a single linear direction? If you think that's a good idea to survive one then I recommend staying FAR away from anywhere with tornados. The anime also supports this.
Ain't that the same movie where some of those on the ship thought it would be a good idea to try to pet a acidic snake alien? Lol.
Eh, it's far fetched, I wanna see the anime clip, do you have it?
Far fetched how? Not sure if we're both using the same definition of "far fetched" People run away from his attack and it follows them, and it's directly stated twice. Once from those who are getting attacked by it and one by Zoro himself, seems pretty cut clear.
If someone shoots a projectile and someone runs away from it but it's catching but to them, it wouldn't be a homing attack, I'd agree if the tornado was literally going after them instead of chasing them while running away like a normal projectile, so I wanna see the anime first.
This comment is absolutely full of contradictions.
I should rephrase my entire comment, see if someone shoots a projectile like a bullet, and someone starts running away from the bullet in a straight line, the bullet will still keep chasing them because they're moving in a straight line, it wouldn't be homing.
So my point was, if Zoro did a tatsumaki then send it flying at those fish dudes, then it would be like a normal projectile, it wouldn't be homing since we never actually see it literally home in on dudes, the "it's not stopping!" and "how far is it gonna chase us?!" can just mean how the projectile doesn't stop or dissipate or that it has a large range.
For the danmaku thing, that only applies for the tornado's if they pick stuff up, I can still see it working though as it's essentially still a tornado, but it would only be a possibly. homing attack is not convincing because the dialogue can be interpreted differently like I showed. I am also not sure about zoro's resistance, since we see that mikawk can control his fear hax because not everyone is effected by it, and at the same time, mihawk would have had no reason to fear hax zoro along with the baboons, also fear hax can be resisted with willpower or bravery which zoro has a lot of.
"The ability to produce a great amount of projectiles at once, in order to overwhelm the target by the sheer number of shots"
You're assuming a level of control for Mihawk's fear manipulation that hasn't been shown, it hasn't shown selective targeting. Zoro in chapter 50 had supernatural willpower, this was shown in his fight but was still frightened of Mihawk.
The dialogue can be interpreted in one way; the tornado is chasing the fishmen and wondering why it's doing that, Zoro says it will chase them to the ends of hell. If this isn't deemed enough for homing attack that's fine with me.
I guess if the ability itself is described as a continuous barrage of slashes then this would be fine but it's still limited because you have to be inside it to work, as it's really just one attack.
Or mihawk could've just scared the monkeys because they know of his power and that he could kill them easily if he wanted to so like normal animals they were scared, but they didn't know that about zoro. Oh and also, mikawk may have frightened zoro but he didn't frighten everyone? I don't remember luffy for example getting scared like zoro, and luffy was WITH zoro during this, also krieg and zeff weren't effected either, and the reactions of those that were scared were kriegs fodder crew who were scared of the dude who sliced up 50 ships by himself, so it might not be fear manipulation in the first place since they were scared of his power and not because of some super natural ability.
They weren't wondering why it's doing that, they were wondering why the attack didn't stop which doesn't mean the atack homes, it could just mean the attack doesn't dissipate easily or that it has a big range, and chasing doesn't immediately mean homing.
Doesn’t it in the databook say something about it will chase you or something?
Limited is fine with me for those reasons.
We see in a cover page that the monkeys help Mihawk farm and showed no reaction of fear towards him in that instance, when they were attacking Zoro and Mihawk appeared they did.
What tornado does dissapate immediately after it's creation?
The monkeys would know that he wouldn't harm them if they're working for him, but they'd still be scared if they saw him approaching them and didn't know what he was gonna do.
Most of those guys were scared because either they knew who he was and why you should be afraid of him like zoro or the restaurant dudes or because they experienced first hand why he's scary like krieg and his fodder. And what about zeff, he wasn't scared or worried was he? But luffy didn't know who he was and asked zoro so it can still be a resistance since luffy after knowing who he was wasn't scared or anything, but at the same time, zoro also was only a scared but then still challenged mihawk regardless. What I'm trying to say is that there's a logical explanation for why people would be scared of mihawk in those situations without some kind of supernatural power.
really weak ones do, but I understand your point, but that makes that statement make no sense because the tornado isn't gonna stop so why is the fish dude asking why it's not gonna stop.
No idea never checked for something like that.
Looking at this description further support for Danmaku for Zoro is his Rokudo no Tsuji which with one attack releases six simultaneous air slashes.
Seems like a lot of speculation. I'd rather go with the simplest answer;
Zeff's abilities are completely unknown, using him to try outlier Mihawk's abilities doesn't work.
I believe the fishmen ask why it's chasing them, not why it doesn't stop; at least based off the translation I saw.
Alright this makes sense, the others could be explained but zoro's case is the outlier so it makes sense for fear manipulation.
Yeah that makes sense, but mihawk still had no reason to fear hax zoro only the monkeys, and there's still the possibility of the monkeys being scared without being hit by fear hax. I don't know if this is conclusive enough.
Yeah I made an oopsie, they said "it's not stopping!" not why, and they said "How far is it gonna keep chase us?!" but that shouldn't immediately mean that it's homing in on them, it could just mean range, especially when we never see it home.
Pretty sure the reason for the possibly rating is due to the uncertainty of debris being picked up or that it will definitively act in a danmaku fashion against whoever's caught up, I'm not suggesting Danmaku for picking up debris I suggesting it for the tornado itself;
I brought it up previously but we don't have evidence of Mihawk having selective control over who he affects with fear manipulation, meaning we can't say that Mihawk only choose to effect the Baboon's and not Zoro as he's never shown that proficiency with the ability. And comparing him to others with practically the same ability (Zoro and Cracker) they also haven't shown the capability of selectively targeting (to my knowledge).
I checked this out it doesn't really add anything that the original panels don't give.
I believe some that can resist conquerors haki or have conquerors have some sort of resistance to that but depends
Okay I will consider your original request withdrawn then. As for the tornado itself, any scenes where it functions like Naruto's Wind Style or is this just an assumption you are making?
