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You mean agianst other Verses? It would not. Unless there was a stipulation for verse equalization.
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Busoshoku Haki Huge Addition
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Hehehehe
Devil Fruits don't have like an inverse power system like Ki or anything, it just changes the users' DNA and allows them to use abilities. Haki is noted to be good against Devil Fruits specifically because those are the only powers in the series (except the side abilities, I know).
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Can Aizawa nullify DNA based abilities from characters outside of his verse?
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Obviously it is impossible to know something like that for certain.
But we can make reasonable assumptions when it comes to Verse Equalization.
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Idk if verse equalization would apply.
DFs are just abilities via DNA modifications from Devil Fruits. A DF ability is basically the same as a quirk (except the method to gaining the power).
And with verse equalization in the case of where DFs = out of verse abilities, it's not like they nullify every single ability.
The abilities inverse (DF abilities) should be what they resist out of verse, which is a lot.
DFs are just abilities via DNA modifications from Devil Fruits. A DF ability is basically the same as a quirk (except the method to gaining the power).
And with verse equalization in the case of where DFs = out of verse abilities, it's not like they nullify every single ability.
The abilities inverse (DF abilities) should be what they resist out of verse, which is a lot.
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I agree with you, just like elements and such don’t need verse equalization, cause you know.. water is water and fire is fire, No matter which verse you’re on. DNA is DNA unless it’s stated otherwise or we are dealing with beings that are not in tune with normal biology.
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So...
We giving Haki resistances to half of the wiki?
We giving Haki resistances to half of the wiki?
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Imma wait until tomorrow where everyone can see and agree/disagree with making Haki the next D&D resistance page.
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Another example of spacial manip resistance
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Sorry for getting out of topic, has doflamingo's stoppage of Issho's meteor ever been calculated?
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Speed or AP?
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it has, it was like Large Town i think.
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Damn that's underwhelming, do you have a link?
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unfortunately, I'm not sure where to find it.
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But isn't this a common physical scam?
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I'd like to say it's a cal damage did so maybe his page or one of his blogs?
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What are you trying to say with this...?
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I meant that it is not a spacial manipulation blow.
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I couldn’t find it. Thx for trying to help nonetheless.
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If it wasn't regular spacial manip, he wouldn't have had to catch the blade with haki, he would've dodged it easily like he has to all of his other attacks.
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...does he not use spatial manip for his Injection? I thought we agreed that he did.
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It was a surprise blow. Doflamingo using haki is a normal reaction that any character without physical hardness would have against the sword of a supernova.
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Why is that relevant? That doesn't prove it isn't spatial manip.
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Surprise blow that he react to.
Give Doflamingo infinite speed for reacting to teleportation
Give Doflamingo infinite speed for reacting to teleportation
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He had enough time to dodge, grab the blade, and turn on haki in the span of no time because teleportation. Love to see it.
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Even if it is the injection shot, the hax of this ability only works where the tip of the sword is directed, which did not happen with doflamingo. Common cutting blow.
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He just took the sword before.Doflamingo never had the speed to react to the G4, but even so he had a physical reaction to protect himself with busoshoku, his debauchery doesn't make sense.
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Ah, yes. He grabbed the sword before Law teleported and attempted to cut him with the sword.
Immeasurable speed Doflamingo, anyone?
Immeasurable speed Doflamingo, anyone?
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I'll take it.
You can't convince me Law missed when he did a piercing attack and he looked at him before he did it. No way
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Can't I convince you of what's in the manga? Law would hit Doffy's arm, but the king of Dressrosa reacted.
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And he used Haki why?
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To hold the sword's edge without much injury, and to strike back, as he did.
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I tried to but couldn’t find any calculations for the doffy feat i was talking about, should i submit a calc request ?
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What even is being argued? Is Karlsefni or whatever their name is arguing it's teleportation? That would literally be an infinite/immeasurable speed feat for Doffy.
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"Room" was activated, Doflamingo probably wanted to guarantee Law's body imbalance that would prevent another use of shambles to escape the counterattack.
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