Proeficient Buso Haki Vibration Resistance

[Ryuga21]

During Garp and Chinjao's confrontation, we see that when using Haki, Garp is fully capable of clashing with Chinjao's Hasshoken. We also see that Luffy and Sai once accomplished the same feat, in they own clash with Chinjao.

My point is that the reason they manage to do such a thing without being affected by Hasshoken's internal vibrations is due to Haki.

Since there is no reason to think that Garp and Sai are naturally resistant to this type of attack, and we commonly see Luffy suffering from internal blows without protecting himself with Haki; therefore, haki blocking the vibrations is the only non-contradictory alternative and what really satisfies.

 

[SMari00]

Seems reasonable enough to me, ill agree with it

 

[Ryuga21]

Bump

 

[SMari00]

Bump

 

[KingTempest]

Disagree.

Seems like people just take it via their own natural strength countering it.

Ideo took several hits from Sai without Haki, most of them were by countering the hits. Also, we can see Luffy visibly affected by one of the quakes.

 

[Ryuga21]

Ideo was generating an explosion to match the Vibrations in the first clash. In the other attacks he is being visibly affected and apparently just kept fighting even after being injured. You have a point about Luffy being visibly affected, but my proposal is to attribute this as resistance from Busou koka, and Luffy isn't using it.

 

[KingTempest]

Ideo was generating an explosion to match the Vibrations in the first clash. In the other attacks he is being visibly affected and apparently just kept fighting even after being injured. You have a point about Luffy being visibly affected, but my proposal is to attribute this as resistance from Busou koka, and Luffy isn't using it.

Ok that is fair, I can agree with that

 

[Damage3245]

During Garp and Chinjao's confrontation, we see that when using Haki, Garp is fully capable of clashing with Chinjao's Hasshoken. We also see that Luffy and Sai once accomplished the same feat, in they own clash with Chinjao.

My point is that the reason they manage to do such a thing without being affected by Hasshoken's internal vibrations is due to Haki.

Since there is no reason to think that Garp and Sai are naturally resistant to this type of attack, and we commonly see Luffy suffering from internal blows without protecting himself with Haki; therefore, haki blocking the vibrations is the only non-contradictory alternative and what really satisfies.

How do you know that Garp and Luffy aren't simply tanking the blows?

The internal vibration does get past external defenses, but that doesn't mean they're all-powerful or can negate all forms of durability.

 

[Ryuga21]

How do you know that Garp and Luffy aren't simply tanking the blows?

Luffy mostly didn't show any reaction after the final clash, and it was already shown above that when Luffy receives this blow normally, he reacts to pain from the internal damage inflicted.

 

[Nierre]

Has this been concluded already?

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

Yee makes sense, I agree

Those scans tho, holy... Ultra unHD snail -500

 

[LordGriffin1000]

Does Haki only cover the outside of ones body or the inside as well? Because if it's the former then I can see it as resistance, but if it's the later, I'd say they are just making their insides durable enough to tank the attack.

 

[Fireld]

Does Haki only cover the outside of ones body or the inside as well? Because if it's the former then I can see it as resistance, but if it's the later, I'd say they are just making their insides durable enough to tank the attack.

It's the former since the Busoshoku Haki's page in the weakness section mentions the insides of the user don't get any tougher

 

[LordGriffin1000]

It's the former since the Busoshoku Haki's page in the weakness section mentions the insides of the user don't get any tougher

Then I think the suggestion in the OP is fine.

 

[MonkeyOfLife]

This might help... It says it covers the outside

Wow never saw it in color, cool

 

[KingTempest]

Does Haki only cover the outside of ones body or the inside as well? Because if it's the former then I can see it as resistance, but if it's the later, I'd say they are just making their insides durable enough to tank the attack.

Yeah only the outside, furthest inside it goes is the teeth that gets outside the mouth, but yeah Armament means nothing inside

 

[Fireld]

So, is this enough support to make the changes or do we need to convince @Damage3245 too?

 

[KingTempest]

He didn't mark a disagreeal

 

[Fireld]

Didn't Damage say the characters were enduring the vibrations via durability rather than haki having a resistance to them? Or do we not count Damage's disagreement since he didn't respond to Ryuga's counterpoint?

 

[Damage3245]

I'm not 100% sure on them using Haki in order to actually resist the vibrations. Ryuga pointed out that when Luffy is hit normally by it, he shows pain - but Haki also raises durability. The more durable something is, the less effect vibrations will have in general, no? I admit I might be wrong about that though.

 

[KingTempest]

I'm not 100% sure on them using Haki in order to actually resist the vibrations. Ryuga pointed out that when Luffy is hit normally by it, he shows pain - but Haki also raises durability. The more durable something is, the less effect vibrations will have in general, no? I admit I might be wrong about that though.

Raises durability for the outside, but it completely not affecting the inside when Haki doesn't usually show that for regular damage says a lot

 

[Fireld]

Bump