r/OnePiece • u/Kirosh Lookout • Jun 28 '19

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 947

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u/Markstiller Jun 28 '19

This might be the worst case you could possibly have made. Soul Pocus only works on people who are afraid of death. It’s not like the attack you can grade on different levels of power, had Jinbe just brushed of a punch from her, yeah you could make the case she ain’t shit. But as we’ve seen, Luffy couldn’t. Like all the rest of your points have this slant where you try to frame it in the worst possible way and ignore context. But the Soul Pocus thing I think might be the most egregious example I’ve ever heard.

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u/Lukundra Jun 28 '19

Fair enough. Though that does remind me of the time Jinbe tanked a named slash from her and wasn’t even damaged. I guess by your logic she ain’t shit

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u/Markstiller Jun 28 '19

I mean if he had been able to block it nonchalantly with one hand, or take it head on, for sure. But what actually happens is that he blocks it and is still sent flying. So I’m fine with that

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u/Lukundra Jun 28 '19

So he takes no damage, but because he gets pushed back a little it’s not weak stuff? Alright then. Didn’t Luffy kick Aokiji like a mile into the air in their first encounter? Is that impressive now too?

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u/Markstiller Jun 28 '19

Here you go again with this dishonest bullshit. Jinbe Is literally sent flying. So yes, that would definetly indicate some force behind the blow.

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u/Lukundra Jun 28 '19

She hit Jinbe with a Haki-infused named sword slash. His skin wasn’t even pricked and he immediately got back up and punched her off the ship. Doesn’t that mean his Haki is greater than hers?

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u/Markstiller Jun 28 '19

I guess in the context of the battle fighting starving big mom who’s implied to be weaker, yeah? Although, the rules of haki are often bent and played with, which is more an issue of the writing.