Soot logia? Then why he turn into flock of ravens instead of uhh, some dirty smoke or something like that? Unless the ravens are made of soot? I don't know, I still can't understand his power.
Yeah it doesn't make much sense but I guess that goes for most powers in One Piece.Soot logia? Then why he turn into flock of ravens instead of uhh, some dirty smoke or something like that? Unless the ravens are made of soot? I don't know, I still can't understand his power.
Well most of logias seem quite straightforward: it's fire, thunder, mud, smoke and so on. But Karasus logia is super weird because soot is basically dirt that is left behind by burning down something and he turn into RAVENS not soot. I mean it wouldn't be very cool or usefull (probably) if he just turned into some post burn dirt but it's still weird that he can turn into flock of birds.
I mean, the luck starts in the beginning of the series when he just stumbles into eating a devil fruit (which at the time were considered so rare that most people weren’t even sure if they existed or not) that made him immune to anything other than blades or elemental attacks.
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Seems like a stylistic choice, like Akainu making magma fists instead of just blobs of magma, or Kizaru making his light saber look like a sword instead of just a beam of light.Soot logia? Then why he turn into flock of ravens instead of uhh, some dirty smoke or something like that? Unless the ravens are made of soot? I don't know, I still can't understand his power.
Not sure I'd call eating a fruit luck.
He lucked into super powers, which eventually got to be revealed even more super than originally thought, but even if he never mastered his fruit enough to to base gattlings, axes, pistol, or even just stretching his arm out to grab things, just being bullet/cannonball proof is a great power. To use actual super heroes as an example, it’s like Hal Jordan just happening to be there to get the Green Lantern ring, whatever the Blue Beetle’s name is getting the scarab, or Superman just happening to get launched at a planet with a sun that makes him one of the strongest people in the multiverse.
Hmm, maybe this fruit is a special paramecia like katakuri's. Logia fruits are not about transforming into anything and generating it, they are about transforming into something that exists in nature. With that in mind odds are that karaku making crows is probably just how he choses to use his ability.
I guess? Buuuut I still think that weird way to use soot df. Ehh, mayby Karasu just like being edgelord kinda like Tokoyami in MHA. He give off same vibes actually.
I mean transforming your elemental attack into a cool shape is like cool design 101. More associated with series like Naruto, but other logia have done it. Usually it's for big flashy attacks like Aokiji's pheasant attack, or pseudo-transformations like Caesar and Enel and not just... Traveling In Style but Karasu just has that drip. Speaking of Monet, her Snow Rabbits remind me of Karasu's crows
Moria also shape his shadow power look like bats,,
It better be a logia. We need to see more logia in One Piece. I hope we will see in movies or manga
Maybe he is the first example of a awakened logia..in my perspective the awaken always, awaken another "dimension " of power that until that moment - was exclusive of another type of AkM - When a paramecia awaken, its power resembles more of a logia - so i guess when a logia awaken, they can have more control of its powers and even create new concepts with that element - Kara's btw can create and control those ravens, that actually can listen and see for him - remember Mei Mei of JJK actually - on think its the same logic of Katakuri paramecia - with his awakend form he had soluch granular control + his observation haki - that he turned himself in a logia basically !
Trying to scientifically categorize the fruits might be impossible after we received the information the fruits might have been dreamed into existence. In that case it might be enough if people simply believe ravens are just one form of soot and that soot is it's own element.
You'd think kizaru's fruit technically is a rainbow logia. No idea of what a meteor logia would even be like.
I've been extremely suspicious about the lack of logias in the New World. Maybe there's another fighting force somewhere made of a few
Whoa whoa whoa. You know of a lot of tangible darkness in nature? The mystery of Blackbeard's devil fruit is a mystery on purpose- not saying it's some mythical zoan or whatever, but I am saying that it's the sole DF that can't be intangible when something like Swamp exists is silly.
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An oil logia could splash the entire field in oil, making, at best, a pyhrric victory for a person using a fire attack or a total victory given that an Oil and Fire don't have a relationship like Fire and Smoke or Fire and Darkness. Oda's been *really* fast-and-loose with how logia actually effect one another. FFS the guy said "Lava > Fire and also Ice>Snow". Like if you squint it makes sense but mostly only because Oda says one is greater than the other
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Wild that Oda went with Soot instead of Ash, since Ash is much more associated with natural fires than Soot. I feel like that time he just said Soot instead of Ash out of rule of cool (though honestly "soot" should be a subset of the Gas fruit, technically)
Yeah but to quote good old BB:
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WIth the logic I am suggesting an ash ash fruit would be of higher order (probably) and definitely a logia. Since ash is less specific and thus most likely to exist in nature.
Umm, didn't Blackbeard explained this himself? If I remember correctly he said that because of his fruit his body behave like black hole and take on everything that comes in contact with it. You know, like attacks for example and that's why he still take damage. Also I think when it comes to intagibility it just depends on fruit because some of them are better at it than the other. Sand is good at it as long as it's not wet, electricity too and obviously fire but some things like swamp for example aren't fully liquid so while it makes it easier for user to avoid damage it's still not like hit will completly go through them like it's water. So it just depends, I guess.