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Re: One Piece Chapter 809 Discussion / 810 Predictions- Break THIS WEEK
Fruits do make one powerful, but if the opponent like Garp is fast and strong, they have just as much of a chance of winning imo. I would say the benefit of Logia fruits is their ability to not exert much stamina.
Doflamnigo's fruit didn't take stamina off him; even when he was injured, he was using his strings to attack effortlessly which implies using his ability had no detrimental effect on his stamina. The thing is he lost stamina everytime he did get hurt, good example is when Luffy used a Leo Bazooka on Joker when he was perfectly mobile before, until then, he wasn't limping and physically somewhat impaired.
Fruits are powerful, but if t a non-DF user with haki can land attacks consistenly to the body of their opponent, they probably can nullify just how overpowered a DF user can appear to be imo.
Luffy was superior to Enel physically at least, when Luffy's attack hit him, he was severely damaged to a good degree. If Enel were physically stronger, he'd have won. It's like if Luffy then could even have touched Aokiji, he'd still be defeated with little to no difficulty.In the end it comes down to a fruit not being merely as strong as the person using it because there are many factors to consider. Remember enel? He was as far as we saw a more powerful and skilled fighter than luffy at the time in almost every regard. And yet luffy eventually got the upperhand simply because his fruit was the perfect counter. Luffy's fruit was not necessarily more powerful or versatile and yet it simply countered enel's fruit completely (save for metal manipulation and whatnot).
Fruits do make one powerful, but if the opponent like Garp is fast and strong, they have just as much of a chance of winning imo. I would say the benefit of Logia fruits is their ability to not exert much stamina.
Doflamnigo's fruit didn't take stamina off him; even when he was injured, he was using his strings to attack effortlessly which implies using his ability had no detrimental effect on his stamina. The thing is he lost stamina everytime he did get hurt, good example is when Luffy used a Leo Bazooka on Joker when he was perfectly mobile before, until then, he wasn't limping and physically somewhat impaired.
Fruits are powerful, but if t a non-DF user with haki can land attacks consistenly to the body of their opponent, they probably can nullify just how overpowered a DF user can appear to be imo.




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