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there are 3 types of haki that were presented so far which are :"Haki" is a power that lies dormant in all the world's creatures... "Presence", "fighting spirit" and "intimidation"... It is not different from the things that humans can naturally sense such as these... 'The act of not doubting'. That is strength! " Silvers Rayleigh"
Sabo breaking Burgess' armour was definitely a clash of armament haki, you'll notice the black sparks appear as which is visible in all armament haki clashes.Are you sure it was a Haki skirmish in the ring when Sabo broke Burgess armour? Because I'm not so sure. We didn't see his armour darken with the activation of armourment Haki like we did with Sabo. The darkness of the armour that we saw at the clash could have been shadowing against the energy released at the clash. I am saying this because Burgess knows that Sabo is a logia user now and when this final clash started, Burgess threw a Galleon lariat at Sabo, it went right through him.
It would make sense for a Yonkou's officer, fairly seasoned in the new world and proclaimed DF hunter to have Haki. I can't understand why he didn't use it, unless he is all muscle and very little brain and he just plum forgot to activate his Haki. Or Maybe his attack didn't go through Sabo and Sabo just dodged it by slitting himself in half.
I could be wrong, we will have to wait and see. I hope I am wrong because that would make Burgess a half useless DF hunter.
I noticed a few people were wrong about Doffys strings. They said that Doffy didn't coat his strings in Haki because it would be impossible to have the whole birdcage coated in haki but it was. And for those who disagree, re read, re watch his fight with Smoker at the end of the Punk Hazard arc. Doffy cut smoker and almost killed Smoker with his strings. The way I see it, the string string fruit isn't designed to cut, it's skill is in taking control of things and moving them like a puppeteer. But coat it in Haki or maybe a strong haki, then you can use it as an offensive weapon.
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I was wondering that myself. They never did show them leave dressrosa. Maybe they were hiding in the underground harbour. It is possible that it would be safe down there from the birdcage or maybe they were hiding in the centre of the birdcage in the plateau.
I'm not sure I can agree with you on this one.Sabo breaking Burgess' armour was definitely a clash of armament haki, you'll notice the black sparks appear as which is visible in all armament haki clashes.
Also, there are 2 sub-classes of armament haki. One is invisible and the other is black (hardened armament).
Just because fists aren't black doesn't mean haki isn't being used, otherwise the scenes we see Logias being hit would be plotholes.![]()
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There are many instances where Haki has been used, but been invisible. If you read the pages following Caerser vs. Luffy, initially all his punches are without the black haki as you'll also see in the anime.I'm not sure I can agree with you on this one.
The way I see it - in the pic you showed - Luffy isn't using any kind of Haki because you can see Caesar's form tanking the blow, thanks to his fruit.
If Luffy had used any sort of Haki, being it visible or not, I think the hit would've landed on Caesar's actual body/flesh. Like, a real hit... which that definitely isn't, in my opinion.
Also, regarding the Birdcage; I'm pretty sure it could be all coated in Haki, but isn't because:
- Doflamingo needs the Haki for himself;
- using that absurd amount of Haki on a cage that is meant to remain perfectly still just wouldn't make any sense, plus the cage is strong enough as it is.
But I think Doflamingo could easily create a giganting Spider-Web or Birdcage and coat with Haki if the situation required it (like holding off something monstruous). He's shown already he could darken his threads with Haki, with which he stabbed Luffy, so yeah.
Actually, Doflamingo should've gone WWW on their butts and created a gigantic spider made out of black threads. That would've been an awakening.
No, that's not correct. This is before they clash:Are you sure it was a Haki skirmish in the ring when Sabo broke Burgess armour? Because I'm not so sure. We didn't see his armour darken with the activation of armourment Haki like we did with Sabo. The darkness of the armour that we saw at the clash could have been shadowing against the energy released at the clash. I am saying this because Burgess knows that Sabo is a logia user now and when this final clash started, Burgess threw a Galleon lariat at Sabo, it went right through him.
It would make sense for a Yonkou's officer, fairly seasoned in the new world and proclaimed DF hunter to have Haki. I can't understand why he didn't use it, unless he is all muscle and very little brain and he just plum forgot to activate his Haki. Or Maybe his attack didn't go through Sabo and Sabo just dodged it by slitting himself in half.
I could be wrong, we will have to wait and see. I hope I am wrong because that would make Burgess a half useless DF hunter.
In that specific frame the issue is that vergo managed to dodge the hit. There is no reason for luffy to try to hit ceasar without haki.I'm not sure I can agree with you on this one.
The way I see it - in the pic you showed - Luffy isn't using any kind of Haki because you can see Caesar's form tanking the blow, thanks to his fruit.
If Luffy had used any sort of Haki, being it visible or not, I think the hit would've landed on Caesar's actual body/flesh. Like, a real hit... which that definitely isn't, in my opinion.
Also, regarding the Birdcage; I'm pretty sure it could be all coated in Haki, but isn't because:
- Doflamingo needs the Haki for himself;
- using that absurd amount of Haki on a cage that is meant to remain perfectly still just wouldn't make any sense, plus the cage is strong enough as it is.
But I think Doflamingo could easily create a giganting Spider-Web or Birdcage and coat with Haki if the situation required it (like holding off something monstruous). He's shown already he could darken his threads with Haki, with which he stabbed Luffy, so yeah.
Actually, Doflamingo should've gone WWW on their butts and created a gigantic spider made out of black threads. That would've been an awakening.
Not all the time one turns their limbs or object black to show they're using haki:^note: Zoro's swords do darken even his arms do the same, his swords turn completely dark
im correcting you on your statement about Zoro, don't know why you quotes and explained things I didn't even comment onNot all the time one turns their limbs or object black to show they're using haki:
Luffy vs. Caeser (same scene)
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Tashigi vs. Monet (same scene)
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The anime and manga share this consistency, sometimes it's visible and other times it's not but that's because there's a difference. The Black one is "Hardened" while the invisible one probably doesn't deplete Haki reservoir like the black does and is less powerful.
I think you mean correcting him and it looked like you were saying otherwise rather than making an addition/correction to his break-down since Zoro has used both invisible and hardened haki.im correcting you on your statement about Zoro, don't know why you quotes and explained things I didn't even comment on
when did you see Zoro use haki without his sword turning dark?I think you mean correcting him and it looked like you were saying otherwise rather than making an addition/correction to his break-down since Zoro has used both invisible and hardened haki.
I would argue that would be 99% of the time since the timeskip started. Haki is too generic a skill for them to not use it, well, generically. To be fair though, the one time we know for a fact that he did not use haki on his blade is when he did not want to cut monet.when did you see Zoro use haki without his sword turning dark?
Zoro's Sword we didn't see it turn black, I'm assuming it was the invisible haki he used.when did you see Zoro use haki without his sword turning dark?
nope you cant even give an example because there is noneZoro's Sword we didn't see it turn black, I'm assuming it was the invisible haki he used.
Whether his sword turns black is besides the point, the fact is there are 2 sub categories: invisible and black. There are instances where people hit Logias without blackening, one can only assume it's haki except these characters are daft trying to hit a Logia without haki or there's inconsistency concerning haki in the manga.
we know haki can be depleted so its safe to say they are not using it all the time but are using it when they need toI would argue that would be 99% of the time since the timeskip started. Haki is too generic a skill for them to not use it, well, generically. To be fair though, the one time we know for a fact that he did not use haki on his blade is when he did not want to cut monet.
True, it can be depleted however the one instance when that has happened was when luffy used his gear 4 and we were specifically told he was overusing it. With that in mind odds are that people in regular combat won't really worry about running out. And assuming they are fighting someone against whom they can afford to not use haki then that enemy would be relatively worthless from the start which makes the point sort of moot. Take zoro, against an enemy with some strength he simply cannot afford to not use haki. Even if he has excellent swords haki serves to protect those. And haki in itself allows you to use actually worthless items with the same effectiveness as mihawk's sword (though obviously the power of the haki behind it counts). Even the kuja girls were firing haki clad arrows at luffy back when kuma split them up. I would argue that at this point in the manga worrying about running out of haki is more or less like worrying about running out of stamina. By now everyone is a superhuman athlete, assuming they do run out of stamina its extremely likely there was no way around it.we know haki can be depleted so its safe to say they are not using it all the time but are using it when they need to
Oda has explicitly shown Logias being hit without hardened haki.nope you cant even give an example because there is none
while the rest of you think there are 2 haki forms some of us see it as Oda drawing it black o we know when its being used or not, and some of the time he forget to draw it black but its like once or twice every other time they turn dark on the part they are using COA. So this whole thing of 2 haki's sounds ridiculous to some of us
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we know haki can be depleted so its safe to say they are not using it all the time but are using it when they need to
-the Tashigi one was just a snap of a panel like when Zoro cut Monet, Oda didn't draw the panel leading to the cuts but after the cut so it can be said when the panel was shown they had already de-activated their hakeOda has explicitly shown Logias being hit without hardened haki.
Assuming you review these scenarios an d still sceptical, you'll have to ask for example why did Monet say tashigi had haki when her sword was wasn't black and then later on we see Smoker with black haki against Vergo, inconsistency?
- Tashigi hitting Monet, look at the anime too and you see it's consistent with the manga.
- Pekoms hitting caribou, no black haki; again, it's consistent with the manga.
- Luffy has hit Caribou and Caeser without black haki (hardened).
- When Luffy defeated the pacifista after the 2 year time skip, sentoumaru's exclaimed "haki" and yet Luffy's hands weren't black.
Except you can develop a new reasoning why Sentomaru would exclaim haki when Luffy's hands didn't turn black, it'd appear that there are indeed 2 subcategories of haki.
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