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Well, it's four in favor of full and four not in favor of full, technically.
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How is that "possible"? Based on what exactly? With how the mechanics work, just being alive, regardless if your heart is stopped, is enough to emit your voice, so their Kenbun would have to essentially be inaccurate for this to be possible.Or it is possible they were just mistaken about him being dead because he was so close to death
Identical almosttalk about resurrection, is Luffy case are simmilar to Enel where he pumping his heart again with his DF?
Because heart stopping isn't the same as being dead (brain might still be active)I agree with resurrection here based on the arguments presented by Tempest and Snooks.
though I would like to point out that we don't consider what Enel did resurrection, at least according to his profile.
I was actually about to write that (life lol).I agree with resurrection here based on the arguments presented by Tempest and Snooks.
though I would like to point out that we don't consider what Enel did resurrection, at least according to his profile.
That's the thing, this isn't about just his heart.Yea, if your heart stops technically you are still alive, but you will die in minutes if it doesn’t start back up again. I think Possible resurrection works best
Yeah everyone keeps bringing up surgical issues when nobody brought it up. We're talking about the man's aura.That's the thing, this isn't about just his heart.
It's about his "voice" disappearing. That means his spirit was literally undetectable.
ngl this is factsAlso is there really any proof of this Resurrection being limited to only 1 time? That seems unfounded, and if anything as long as Luffy has access to his Drums of Liberation then he can revive himself given that he nearly died upon the deactivation of G5, and after using his DoL he was able to restore himself back to health. His Resurrection is directly ties to his Drums of Liberation, which can revive Luffy and restore his stamina.
I really don't see how this is "limited." or even limited to it being done once. Obviously this won't cover him being vaporized, etc.
Shit you could even argue that this is type 8 immortality as he's essentially reliant on his Drums of Liberation in order to resurrect.
Emphasis on this. Haki=Spiritand spiritually.
As long as his body's in one piece (badum-tss) and his heart isn't destroyed.If anything it should be Resurrection & Limited Type 8. (If killed in battle Luffy will be revived in his Gear 5th state. Is reliant on his Drums of Liberation, as long as his Drums of Liberation play he can resurrect himself and restore his stamina.)
Keep the tiktok Scalers on their place.Luffy should have toon force because tik tok scalers told me so
Wait...As long as his body's in one piece (badum-tss) and his heart isn't destroyed.
Mhmm. It is, but not really.Wait...
So it is kinda limited ress, as it can be negged if one destroys his heart. But it'd be limited in that sense
It is still bound to a condition (have a heart), so it should be noted as limited imo. Yes, it's a very "circumventable" limitation, but one regardless. Much like "ressurrection as long as you hold this ring", or things similar to this principle. (Although far more vital to Luffy's case)Mhmm. It is, but not really.
The heart destruction condition can be added between brackets, because the ress is still true ress from death.
It is still bound to a condition (have a heart), so it should be noted as limited imo. Yes, it's a very "circumventable" limitation, but one regardless. Much like "ressurrection as long as you hold this ring", or things similar to this principle. (Although far more vital to Luffy's case)
I won't vouch for limited Ress due to that if the opposite is allowed, though.
Ressurection: Limited by type 8 immortality: So long as his body is intact and his heart isn't destroyed, he can be revived and have his stamina restored by his Heart playing the drums of liberation.The limited aspect can be covered by the addition of limited type 8 tbh.
The only time he resurrected was when he first awakened and became joyboy. Every other time (which admittedly is like once or twice) he's went into that "joy boy" state/gear 5 he didn't have to do. So there's clearly some form of special circumstance going on that puts me a little wary to 100% that he can just ressurect whenever he wants. Since even Kaido's warning him that he'd die if he continued acting so reckless with his body (and if he could just resurrect why would he warn him?).Also is there really any proof of this Resurrection being limited to only 1 time? That seems unfounded, and if anything as long as Luffy has access to his Drums of Liberation then he can revive himself given that he nearly died upon the deactivation of G5, and after using his DoL he was able to restore himself back to health. His Resurrection is directly ties to his Drums of Liberation, which can revive Luffy and restore his stamina.
Maybe because kaidou does not know the full mechanics behind itIf he could just ress every time he "dies" or is close to dying by rebeating his heart, why on Earth would Kaido tell him to relax before he would kill himself accidentally. It's clearly not some full restore homies.
The only time he resurrected was when he first awakened and became joyboy. Every other time (which admittedly is like once or twice) he's went into that "joy boy" state/gear 5 he didn't have to do. So there's clearly some form of special circumstance going on that puts me a little wary to 100% that he can just ressurect whenever he wants. Since even Kaido's warning him that he'd die if he continued acting so reckless with his body (and if he could just resurrect why would he warn him?).
Resurrection is the ability to revive oneself or others after they have died. Often, characters can do one or the other, not both, but others can perform both.
I thought you would understand that when I quote the ressurection things, Luffy's abilities are very well described in the Resurrection Page, there's no limit that it's approved if it's done more than 1 time. Luffy revives himself and is confirmed by the Resurrection Page.I've genuinely not seen a more asinine comment in the entire time ive been at the wiki. Maybe try and assert anything so i can respond to you
Who said he couldn't have resI thought you would understand that when I quote the ressurection things, Luffy's abilities are very well described in the Resurrection Page
The standards are vague, which is why i posited my argument as a question.there's no limit that it's approved if it's done more than 1 time.
Well thank you captain obvious?Luffy revives himself and is confirmed by the Resurrection Page.
Well you can scratch out this comment, because this one definetly takes the cake (am i being too mean by saying that?)I've genuinely not seen a more asinine comment in the entire time ive been at the wiki.
You're welcomeWho said he couldn't have res
The standards are vague, which is why i posited my argument as a question.
Well thank you captain obvious?
I also take your comment as a joke.Well you can scratch out this comment, because this one definetly takes the cake (am i being too mean by saying that?)
glad to hear it, always worry that people take what i say too personally when its 99% of the time meant in jestI also take your comment as a joke.
If there still laughing then, i thought it's no problem.glad to hear it, always worry that people take what i say too personally when its 99% of the time meant in jest
Because G5 is has a very limited amount of time it can be used, if he can't enter G5 then he can't resurrect. Kaido was obviously talking about him dying after G5 wears off, which he nearly did after G5 wore off but used it to restore his stamina right afterwards.If he could just ress every time he "dies" or is close to dying by rebeating his heart, why on Earth would Kaido tell him to relax before he would kill himself accidentally. It's clearly not some full restore homies.