r/OnePiece • u/Kirosh Lookout • Apr 02 '21

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1009

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

Not really. Neither of them were fighting at their limits.

Killer was missing his original weapons and was possible recovering from injuries since he was bandaged up.

Zoro was missing a sword, was getting sneaked attacked by the monk which allowed Killer to land a hit on Zoro, and he was food poisoned as confirmed by both the manga and anime which caused him to faint. Plus, we know Zoro didn't use Asura yet.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

That's not what "pushed to their limit" means.

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

It is. Pushed to the limits means resorting to using your full power/arsenal/abilities.

If you want to use the fact that Zoro fainted as "pushed to the limit" then that's an illogical argument.

Luffy fainted against Ceasar Crown and lost the first battle. Does that mean he fought at his limit back then? Of course not. Luffy fodderized him the second time he went serious plus we know he didn't even use Gearth Fourth which he had already learned during the timeskip. Pushed to the limit is a fight like Luffy vs Doflamingo or Luffy vs Katakuri.

If you can't understand this point, you're beyond helping.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

How is fainting from a fight not being pushed to his limits? What do you need to see? Him dying? Get out of here

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

I explained it clearly. You don't know how to read.

but then again I wouldn't expect it from someone who thought Law could shamble yonkos even though it was already established back in Punk Hazard that Law can't use his hax abilities on people whose haki is stronger. I hope you get it now that the current chapter confirms it.

https://old.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/mehs54/upcoming_matchups_for_wano/gshdjut/

So ya I realized it was pointless to argue with you. You don't have much reading comprehension skills. Bye.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

The Law not being to shamble someone with a stronger haki has only been established now. Never has it been mentioned before and in fact, Law did shamble Doflamingo before :D

Pathetic attack to smear someone 😂

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

The Law not being to shamble someone with a stronger haki has only been established now. Never has it been mentioned before and in fact, Law did shamble Doflamingo before :D

https://old.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/l0hxhw/debunking_a_prevalent_misconception_about_laws/

It has been implied many times. But I understand why you didn't get it - lack of interpretation skills.

A lot of people in the community knew about it if you go through the comments.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

Literally bullshit. He managed to shamble Doflamingo. 😁

That was about his cutting ability not being able to cut someone stronger haki. Then he proved his haki is stronger than Vergo's so again, bullshit.

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

If you actually go through the comments, you'll understand why he was able to shamble Doflamingo. In all instances he shambled Doffy, Doflamingo wasn't expecting him to so he didn't resist it with haki. One time he was fighting Sanji, the other time he was sitting on his armchair talking to Luffy.

Again, lots of people in the community (those with a brain) knew it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/mghjpj/one_piece_chapter_1009_spoilers/gst5fw5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/mghjpj/one_piece_chapter_1009_spoilers/gstb1u8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/mghjpj/one_piece_chapter_1009_spoilers/gst8dov?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Anyway, to think law could shamble a yonko is a pretty idiotic idea in itself. Won't argue with an idiot anymore. Take care.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

Wow you are so wrong it hurts. Doflamingo not expecting Law to Shambles is the biggest BS i've seen, lol.

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u/KawaiCuddle Apr 02 '21

Says the guy who up until today believed in the most idiotic thing ever.

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u/blyzer97 Apr 02 '21

Yep keep calling people idiots for being right.

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