Because that was the point where logic was thrown out off the window. Not things like Zoro lifting a few tons as a training, Sanji who ignites his own leg by spinning it very fast without burning his foot to ashes or Luffy who is able to manipulate his blood flow or blow air into his bones because his body is made of rubber.
Yeah especially when we consider that the strange occurances in the world as imagined by Oda are explained by DFs, rather than let's say magic. He said that he didn't want to have a magician type character, rather he'd rely on DFs to explain those strange phenomenons. So we shouldn't apply physics to this rather they're as close to magic as things can get in the manga. How can an inflated body be hard? Luffy's giant punch is basically a giant balloon filled with air, so how is it supposed to be so destructive? According to science, it shouldn't.
It's not even that it's destructive, it's the fact that he can fill his solid bones with air! AIR!
Lol yeah, it's simply impossible. Well what can I say, Oda likes to have fun with the DF powers, and he certainly doesn't take the laws of physics into account while making them.So I find it rather ironic that some try to apply scientific concepts to explain it.
True, I think it's a rather Japanese thing, having objects being inhabited by spirits and such. It sounds like the object needs to have a will of its own in order for it to eat a fruit.
Can't be true, Rayleigh was able to react to Kizaru in order to thwart his attempt to kill Zoro. If Kizaru could attack Rayleigh before he could blink, Rayleigh would never have concluded his brief duel with Kizaru unscathed.
I'm not trying to put real word logic, it's either Rayleight can also move at the speed of light or Kizaru's DF has some sort of handicap. How else did Rayleigh fight toe to toe with him?
What am I reading here. You are trying to tell me that one of the greatest speedsters of the OP verse, an marine admiral and highly experienced DF user, has problems with processing movements and reactions?
In every single of those situations he made a point of making fun of the situation or his enemies, it's his personality, not any kind of mental slowness on his part.
Thinking process is very slow (less than 1 km/s) when compares to speed of light, so his reaction is way slower than his body movement.What am I reading here. You are trying to tell me that one of the greatest speedsters of the OP verse, an marine admiral and highly experienced DF user, has problems with processing movements and reactions?
His kick of light "would" also obliterate himself too, can we stop arguing in this nonsensical way and disregard the whole notion of realism and real life logic already?
Let's be honest, the series would be over if anyone actually did the logical thing with their powers. Kizaru has shown that he's capable of blitzing folks, but if he did pull a DoFP Quicksilver, the series would have ended at Sabaody. And if Kizaru's reaction time matched actually matched his speed, or at least, what his speed is supposed to represent, he'd be the most powerful character in the series. He'd be untouchable, especially with haki.