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Say if a city level character had a sword that could harm people with his durability, if he got stronger and reached, say, Island level, would the sword get stronger as well?
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Do a character's weapons scale with them?
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If the character still fights with said sword, I would say the sword always had that AP, just that the character wasn't strong enough to use it. Unless the sword is magical or something.
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Yup what was said above. If he still uses the sword even after that level than the sword is assumed to be able to deal that much damage, otherwise it would break or not deal damage and said character wouldn't need to use it.
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Take Roronoa Zoro as an example. Zoro had many swords during the series but he has the Wado Ichimonji since BoS. It's his main katana and had used it his entire life.
Zoro went from High 8-C to (after revisions) 7-B and can dealt that kind of damage with that sword. The sword is durable enough to sustain a certain amount of damage but is Zoro who needs to be strong enough to deal that kind of damage with it (and the katana's durability is limited by a reason explained during the series so the 7-B attack is something he makes with a dura enhancing ability on the sword). Without it Wado Ichimonji's Durability should be below 7-B and therefore it should its AP but Zoro couldn't use the full potential earlier in the series.
I know this is a bit complicated but I hope it answer your question.
Zoro went from High 8-C to (after revisions) 7-B and can dealt that kind of damage with that sword. The sword is durable enough to sustain a certain amount of damage but is Zoro who needs to be strong enough to deal that kind of damage with it (and the katana's durability is limited by a reason explained during the series so the 7-B attack is something he makes with a dura enhancing ability on the sword). Without it Wado Ichimonji's Durability should be below 7-B and therefore it should its AP but Zoro couldn't use the full potential earlier in the series.
I know this is a bit complicated but I hope it answer your question.
