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You of all people should not be reading too much into that.Trash talk in a room of kenbun users who can sense power, idk man
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You of all people should not be reading too much into that.Trash talk in a room of kenbun users who can sense power, idk man
Even if they were equal stats, I do not think Lucci can easily win for a few reasons:For a rival to Rob Lucci Who's Who seems kinda lackluster.
Honestly think Lucci skill stomps him with equal stats.
?all am thinking is female luffy vecause of the name rika
Nah it is closer to Woke. Reason being Who's Who doesn't seem to recognize what he is saying is racist and Jinbe tells him to watch how he says these things, not that Who's Who himself is racist.I dont see how a character basically saying “Racism is bad” and getting angry that their literal species gets essentially called a “Slave race” is just “woke policy”.
That's not really what he said though. From the context, it looks like Jimbei got pissed off at having the entirety of the experiences of his species be glibly described as "history of slavery". For example, I bet any African American person would get pissed off if you implied that slavery is the one thing that defines them as a raceJinbe: You do not get to speak about that stuff
Also strongly agreed. However, humans are not genetically different enough to be called different races in the first place, as far as I am aware. We are usually almost genetically identical regardless of skin colour. All of the division based upon minor differences in outward appearances is ridiculous.That's not really what he said though. From the context, it looks like Jimbei got pissed off at having the entirety of the experiences of his species be glibly described as "history of slavery". For example, I bet any African American person would get pissed off if you implied that slavery is the one thing that defines them as a race
Duh, why would you think I meant otherwise.Who's Who called Jinbei a slimy fishman and said that fishmen are only a slave race. He definitely seems racist.
Anyway...Anyway, what I was really interested in asking here is how strong that other people think that Jinbe would be in water, given that fishmen are supposed to be around 10x stronger there than on land, if I do not misremember. Do you think that he reaches Yonko levels?
Short answer: 145 teratonsAnyway...
Honestly at this point I dont even know what you’re trying to say or mean here.Nah it is closer to Woke. Reason being Who's Who doesn't seem to recognize what he is saying is racist and Jinbe tells him to watch how he says these things, not that Who's Who himself is racist.
I think you're getting your statements mixed up.Anyway, what I was really interested in asking here is how strong that other people think that Jinbe would be in water, given that fishmen are supposed to be around 10x stronger there than on land, if I do not misremember. Do you think that he reaches Yonko levels?
Considering that three out of the four Yonko are devil fruit users, Jimbei should have a relative advantage in a fight over the seaHow strong would that be compared to the Yonko?
i mean i believe it.This theory seems interesting but I doubt it's true but who knows
No, that's just further proof that black lightning isn't = conqueror, it's simply a clash of haki, be it Buso or Haoshoku.So I got the feeling that Jimbei might have used Advanced Haki or Conquerors' Haki in this chapter ... In one of the earlier panels WW's fang pistol had cut through Jimbei's Haki-clad arm and drawn blood but later on a point-blank fang pistol simply crashed and broke on Jimbei's face with apparently no visible Armament Haki. Not only that, in the page where WW breaks his Haki-clad shigan fingers on Jimbei's body - he seems to have the black lightning motif surrounding him. Furthermore, Jimbei hurts WW's Armament-covered wrists without apparently using Haki and again, the black lightning motif is present
I believe each variant of Haki can be mastered in a way.So I got the feeling that Jimbei might have used Advanced Haki or Conquerors' Haki in this chapter ... In one of the earlier panels WW's fang pistol had cut through Jimbei's Haki-clad arm and drawn blood but later on a point-blank fang pistol simply crashed and broke on Jimbei's face with apparently no visible Armament Haki. Not only that, in the page where WW breaks his Haki-clad shigan fingers on Jimbei's body - he seems to have the black lightning motif surrounding him. Furthermore, Jimbei hurts WW's Armament-covered wrists without apparently using Haki and again, the black lightning motif is present
We see the black lightning coming off of Jinbe's body like an aura when WW recoiled from his fingers snapping. But even if that's supposed to indicate its power, it's inconsistent asf.No, that's just further proof that black lightning isn't = conqueror, it's simply a clash of haki, be it Buso or Haoshoku.
Fixed it for yaPower-scaling derail: Jinbe (Max) > Fang Pistol > WW Hybrid Rokushiki (w/Haki. Shigan specifically) >/~ Jinbe (Haki/Normal) > WW Hybrid > Doffy
Zoro arguably did the same thing against Pika seeing as he slashed through full-body Haki protectionJinbe in this case is "advanced" in Koka, as he's probably the first person we see to outright break someone else's Haki protection
Stop trying to provoke each other.Fixed it for ya