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Character from Film Gold
I wanna show a picture/gif of her but uh.. I don't think that's happening lol
Oh look, Nami with purple hair
Funny enough she literally is NamiOh look, Nami with purple hair
True, I hope he gets some featsNo joke though, Saint Jay Garcia Saturn is a freaking goated name. One of the greatest names I've ever seen.
One Piece has a lot of great names. Donquixote Doflamingo/Rocinante are among my favouritesNo joke though, Saint Jay Garcia Saturn is a freaking goated name. One of the greatest names I've ever seen.
I hope so, but I doubt he's a fighter. Would be sick if he wacked Luffy with his beat stick and he yelps in pain from the wack lol.
True, I hope he gets some feats
Top tier names! I also love Silvers Rayleigh.One Piece has a lot of great names. Donquixote Doflamingo/Rocinante are among my favourites
vegapunk said that he tried to copy a logia fruit but failed, those lasers could be imperfect copiesIf they're equal to Kizaru's light then..
Never mind.
Crocodile doesWho says it can be heightened by training?
Yes, his baseline is light, not speed.Crocodile does
Devil fruits have a baseline when eaten, then get stronger via training. Kizaru's baseline is "light". Ace's fire was also not as hot in the novel and became so via battling and honing his ability. Luffy's stretching ability also had a limit that Oda said he's working on surpassing his 72 Gomu limit into 100. It's clear Devil fruits' main aspects (stretching, fire temperature, etc) can grow. If Kizaru's the only outlier that's just convenient.
Except the entire point and even bragging point of the fruit when eaten is its speed, not its ability to produce light or blind people. If anything the blindness/flash aspect of it is added as an extra ability. Every source that talks about the glint fruit uses it as a bragging point for light speed, not bright lightYes, his baseline is light, not speed.
Hypothetically Kizaru's power could be trained to let him produce brighter attacks, not necessarily anything to do with making them faster.
Would be a bit strange if in the 12+ years that Kizaru had the fruit he started at lightspeed, remained at lightspeed for all that time, then in the past 2 years over the timeskip he trained it to be FTL.Except the entire point and even bragging point of the fruit when eaten is its speed, not its ability to produce light or blind people. If anything the blindness/flash aspect of it is added as an extra ability. Every source that talks about the glint fruit uses it as a bragging point for light speed, not bright light
that literally happens to every character in the time skip where they get massive powerboosts, also wheres the proof that kizaru stayed at lightspeed?Would be a bit strange if in the 12+ years that Kizaru had the fruit he started at lightspeed, remained at lightspeed for all that time, then in the past 2 years over the timeskip he trained it to be FTL.
Until it is proven otherwise, the default assumption is that Kizaru's fruit is lightspeed.that literally happens to every character in the time skip where they get massive powerboosts, also wheres the proof that kizaru stayed at lightspeed?
Not at all. The world hasn't been in shambles until two years ago after all. He'd have no reason to bother until recently.Would be a bit strange if in the 12+ years that Kizaru had the fruit he started at lightspeed, remained at lightspeed for all that time, then in the past 2 years over the timeskip he trained it to be FTL.
Which means that the Pacifistas whole justification for speed is wrongvegapunk said that he tried to copy a logia fruit but failed, those lasers could be imperfect copies
I don't think Pacifista lasers have anything to do with lineage factors. They are simply a science/engineering-based replication of Kizaru's attacks. This interpretation is further strengthened by the fact that Franky was able to replicate the same thing simply by understanding Vegapunk's blueprints and without access to Kizaru's devil fruit lineage factors. So Pacifista lasers are true lasersWhich means that the Pacifistas whole justification for speed is wrong
Its either
A. The Pacifistas and Kizaru are the same speed at LS (currently accepted)
B. The Pacifistas are failed copies, so they are not LS (which means that any Light dodging/reacting feat based on a Pacifista no long exists), and Kizaru is still LS from his own statements
It's not like you can't still call it a light dodging feat it's just that Kizaru is faster than Pacifista beams.Which means that the Pacifistas whole justification for speed is wrong
Its either
A. The Pacifistas and Kizaru are the same speed at LS (currently accepted)
B. The Pacifistas are failed copies, so they are not LS (which means that any Light dodging/reacting feat based on a Pacifista no long exists), and Kizaru is still LS from his own statements
which means that the Pacifista beams are not LS as the whole reason they are currently LS is because they were stated to be based off of Kizaru's lasersIt's not like you can't still call it a light dodging feat it's just that Kizaru is faster than Pacifista beams.
Well, that's not the only thing though:which means that the Pacifista beams are not LS as the whole reason they are currently LS is because they were stated to be based off of Kizaru's lasers
They explode which goes against them being light (granted so do a lot of anime lasers), the only real properties they have are being scientific in origin, being called lasers and going straight (so barely distinguishable from normal beams)Well, that's not the only thing though:
The Pacifista laser is a scientific weapon that is called a laser and appears to have the properties of light.
I think that's a pretty strong caseThey explode which goes against them being light (granted so do a lot of anime lasers), the only real properties they have are being scientific in origin, being called lasers and going straight (so barely distinguishable from normal beams)