[I]Stefano4444 said:
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If he was trully death then Enel wouldn't have be capable to restart his heart, unless it was stated to be able to resurrect like Doomsday, at most he was clinically dead but not biologically dead other than be still awake after the attack (as if he was unconscious he wouldn't have restart his heart by himself).
So no, Nami's quote in that context is not to be taken literally since she seen to be even unsure if Enel was dead or not.
Why wouldn't he be capable of restarting his heart well unconsious? Logia users have shown that they can turn into their element reflexively. In fact Enel has done it himself:
https://********.org/chapter/61814/13
Why wouldn't they be capable of doing so for purposes other than dodging?
Also I see no reason Nami would be incorect. Enel was hit by a Reject Dial which killed the only other person it hit as well as being implied to be capable of killing Enel (at least in Wiper's mind). Then Enel used his powers on himself. Which the only reason I can think of for doing this is that Enel had to restart his heart.
[I]Stefano4444 said:
[/I] Yes, he hasn't go all out until his fight with Luffy, but that doesn't disprove that Zoro, Wiper or Sanji were not durable enough to survive an attack from a casual Enel, attacks were always been calculated to be 7-C.
Sanji survive an El Thor, Wiper survive a Thunder Bird or Zoro survive a Thunder Beast shouldn't not be considered as inconsistencies, since Enel was always casual.
It only prove that Enel's AP should be put at At least Town level (since even when casual he can display such level of power), but this with his Devil Fruit powers, while physically he should put at Likely Town level (Due of be physically as strong as Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Wiper).
Surviving attack =/= tanking an attack. What evidence is their that Thunder Bird/Beast = El Thor other than it's casual. Just because Enel is always casual doesn't mean all his casual attack are equal.
Why would Wiper need to bet everything on the Reject Dial to kill Enel when Luffy (who he matched in a fight after taking damage) can take down Enel? Remember the Reject Dial has serious reprocusions:
https://********.org/chapter/61795/12 (Luffy vs Wiper)
https://********.org/chapter/61798/5 (Wiper basically saying he needs the Reject to beat Enel)
Luffy was left burned and bloody by the Burn Bazooka which is way weaker than Enel's El Thor: https://********.org/chapter/61795/16
Robin a character who has always been one of the strongest Straw Hats is one-shot by a finger blast: https://********.org/chapter/61860/21
Gan Fall the guy who overpowered Wiper at the begining of Skypiea is one-shot by Enel: https://********.org/chapter/61860/16
Enel defelects the Burn Bazooka with an attack that is clearly way bellow an El Thor: https://********.org/chapter/61861/7
Enel uses an attack that Zoro considers extremely powerful yet is way more casual then El Thor:
https://********.org/chapter/61861/10
https://********.org/chapter/61861/11
The Thunder Bird isn't as strong as an El Thor it's as strong as the attack that one-shot Gan Fall: https://********.org/chapter/61863/7
The Thunder Beast knocked Zoro out:
https://********.org/chapter/61863/10
https://********.org/chapter/61863/11
Enel one-shots this snake that Luffy couldn't damage from the inside:
https://********.org/chapter/61831/5
https://********.org/chapter/61831/6
https://********.org/chapter/61858/13
https://********.org/chapter/61858/14
Also your argument would imply that Luffy, Zoro and Sanji didn't get any stronger from Skypiea to Saboady as Enel's El Thor is the best feat in East Blue.
Rob Lucci made Gear Second Luffy cough up large amounts with his attack that was compared by Luffy to a Reject Dial. Yet Skypiea Luffy can beat someone who according to you is nearly durable enough to tank a Reject Dial.
