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Correct, and Jozu's weight moving forward at X speed isn't terribly impressive. He was mid-wind-up on his punch, with his arm cocked back and not moving forward, so Jozu's AP does NOT factor into the halted momentum whatsoever.The Calaca said:Got to say, when a bull rushes, stopping it mid-charge requires the Lifting Strength to hold the animal in place and the durability in whatever you may use to not break the guard once the bull comes in contact with you. If you try to stop it with your hands but your durability is lower then you're going to break your hands.
Doffy stopped Jozu while he was charging towards Crocodile, halted him in place, effectively immobilizing him.
Catching Jozu off-guard isn't a point when the argument relies on the Durability of Doffy's strings and not his AP.
Unfortunately for your analogy, and more to my point, the real world has different physics than One Piece blatantly does. Stopping a bull mid-charge? Cool, you halted the full kinetic energy the animal is capable of outputting cuz physics states you halted [X] Mass moving at [Y] Velocity, fully countering the forward vector of motion.
If someone tackles Luffy mid-charge, they're not countering his full AP he outputs from a punch; the real world operates on Mass times Velocity, One Piece does not.
If we presume that Jozu running forward has all the Velocity necessary to justify country-busting, we'd get obscene numbers, and applying it to fiction in general is something we just simply do not do on this wiki. We accept that people moving slow can just suddenly punch hard. Jozu does that. Doffy stopped him mid-charge, and did not halt a forward-moving-fist.
It does not scale. Even if it did, it's a one-off feat that literally is never replicated ever again by Doflamingo.