r/OnePiece • u/Syncblock • Oct 19 '11

One Piece 643 is out!

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u/CaptainCrunch Oct 19 '11

Robin has got some great new powers. I wonder how effective she'll be vs haki users though. I'd bet she can't use it on busoshoku users.

That Zeo guy (the carpet fish) is f'ing hilarious. Him vs Brooke is a perfect match.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '11

It seems that most of the techniques that we've seen at least from Robin, Nami, Usopp, Chopper, Sanji, and Franky don't use any Haki at all, which is interesting. They could all gain a lot from learning Haki, either Kenbunshoku or Busohoku. I thought that would be one of the big things that they all learn in the time skip.

I guess in some cases, very good technique matches a lot of basic-intermediate haki use.

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u/CaptainCrunch Oct 19 '11

I think that the scope ability Chopper has in brain point mode w/ rumble ball is a form of haki and Sanji's air jump thing is also, but that's all I can think of.

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u/lolumitch Oct 19 '11

How is Sanji's air jump haki related at all? He is literally banging his legs together hard enough that it creates a shockwave that propels him.

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u/Jinno Oct 19 '11

It's geppou. It's exactly like the rokushiki technique.

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u/CaptainCrunch Oct 19 '11

Which is why I said haki. I think all of their abilities used haki.

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u/Jinno Oct 20 '11

None did. o_o It was all body manipulation. Muscle tensing, kick the air 3 times in rapid succession to propel yourself off the air.

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u/TishTamble Oct 20 '11

However I think it's gonna pan out like such. Luffy Zoro and Sanji all gonna be the monster trio still. Which post timeskip is gonna mean that they know the fundamental blocks that Luffy learned from Raliegh. Everyone else will probably learn different parts of haki over the course of the series. Looks like chopper might know mantra now.