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Is the Information stuff in reference to his Kenbun haki? From what I recall that wasn't the case in the datebook card.
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It isn't in reference to observation haki on the card, the swordsmanship part is in reference to Zoro & the true strength based off the image shown is in reference to Luffy.Is the Information stuff in reference to his Kenbun haki? From what I recall that wasn't the case in the datebook card.
I've notified Elizhaa on their profile about it.Yeah then Elizhaa needs to know that part since he thinks its apart of his Kenbun Haki skill set as opposed to a skill based ability.
Alright, seems fine right now then, until further notice.The changes to Mihawk's scaling have been applied, I've waited on applying the Information Analysis/Observation Haki addition since there's disagreements and just waiting on Elizhaa's response so it can be sorted.
For the context of Mihawk it was against Zoro and he was able to know the level of skill Zoro possessed before even fighting him; and it wouldn't be from memory since he had no knowledge of Zoro prior and in the series there is no other Santoryu style user.Recognizing sword styles looks like recognizing them mostly based on memory as an intelligence feat, not really Information Analysis without more contexts.
I read more. Contexts from Rayleigh suggests strength sensing is from Observation Haki which already fall under power reading of Extrasensory Perception (Chapter 597):
Information Analysis adding looks unneeded.
I wouldn't say recognizing "true strength" in this manner is in reference to power reading via observation haki since he was able to discern an actual ability of Luffy which isn't something observation haki is shown to be able to do.
Social Influencing (Stated to have the ability to gain allies wherever he goes, turned the man-hating woman Boa Hancock into loving him and gained allies on former enemies)That's not a literal ability of Luffy's though. He's just making an observation of something that's happening in front of his eyes.
If he had deduced that Luffy could do that without already having the evidence in front of his eyes, then I'd buy it as being an ability of Mihawks.Social Influencing (Stated to have the ability to gain allies wherever he goes, turned the man-hating woman Boa Hancock into loving him and gained allies on former enemies)
I agree with Info analysis based on the Zoro instance. He not only discerned that Zoro's skill level is far below his own, which should be impossible since nobody else uses Santoryu, but he also recognized that he has enough potential to one day reach his level.For the context of Mihawk it was against Zoro and he was able to know the level of skill Zoro possessed before even fighting him; and it wouldn't be from memory since he had no knowledge of Zoro prior and in the series there is no other Santoryu style user.
I wouldn't say recognizing "true strength" in this manner is in reference to power reading via observation haki since he was able to discern an actual ability of Luffy which isn't something observation haki is shown to be able to do.
And like @LordGinSama said in the databook it's more so referencing it as a unique skill MIhawk possesses rather than a skill used via haki.
I agree with this, too. In context, the Luffy example does look like an observation.I agree with Info analysis based on the Zoro instance. He not only discerned that Zoro's skill level is far below his own, which should be impossible since nobody else uses Santoryu, but he also recognized that he has enough potential to one day reach his level.
I'm neutral on the Luffy example though. I can see it, but I personally always thought it was just an observation on Mihawk's part.
I've removed Extrasensory Perception from the CRT and the luffy example.If he had deduced that Luffy could do that without already having the evidence in front of his eyes, then I'd buy it as being an ability of Mihawks.
Deciding on whether or not to give Mihawk Information Analysis.What is left to do here?
For Information Analysis:Okay. What are the arguments for and against?
Stated to be an ability of his in the Databooks:
Mihawk on his Vivre Card states this "Not only can he discern a person's talent with a sword, he can also see the true strength of those that would stand before him"
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I do feel like there is an antifeat with Mihawk being unable to Zoro's strength or skill as he thought that Zoro lost the monkeys (Chapter 597). Hence, why I thought Mihawk used Haki for his Information Analysis.
Addressing this, I don't believe this is necessarily an antifeat since we lack the knowledge of how Zoro actually defeated the baboons. In earlier chapters he did indeed see that Zoro was unable to defeat the baboons, Mihawk witnessed this.I do feel like there is an antifeat with Mihawk being unable to Zoro's strength or skill as he thought that Zoro lost the monkeys (Chapter 597). Hence, why I thought Mihawk used Haki for his Information Analysis.
I don't think "Likely" is necessary since there's enough info that he has it.Well, "Likely limited Information Analysis" is probably fine to add then.