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Stamina/Endurance is another matter from Durability entirely.
The fact of the matter is that Doflamingo, while he was being overpowered by Gear 4th, was still taking very little damage from the hits.
Example of Stamina/Endurance feats: A character is capable of performing incredible acts of agility and mobility without losing consciousness or breath despite having just been pierced straight through the torso by an attack.
Example of Durability: A character gets hit by canon-fire at point blank, but comes out of it with no more than scratches and light bleeding. Whether he is stunned or winded by the experience is another matter entirely, as he was physically unharmed beyond superficial.
Doflamingo's case vs Bound Man is very clearly the latter. How is it a "stamina" case when he's suffering low damage? That's very clearly durability related. Again, Luffy acknowledges this and uses something stronger.
The fact of the matter is that Doflamingo, while he was being overpowered by Gear 4th, was still taking very little damage from the hits.
Example of Stamina/Endurance feats: A character is capable of performing incredible acts of agility and mobility without losing consciousness or breath despite having just been pierced straight through the torso by an attack.
Example of Durability: A character gets hit by canon-fire at point blank, but comes out of it with no more than scratches and light bleeding. Whether he is stunned or winded by the experience is another matter entirely, as he was physically unharmed beyond superficial.
Doflamingo's case vs Bound Man is very clearly the latter. How is it a "stamina" case when he's suffering low damage? That's very clearly durability related. Again, Luffy acknowledges this and uses something stronger.