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Originally Posted by itachi-san314
I totally agree that the strength of one's Haki is determined by the strength of the person and that they aren't equal amounts between people, but the disparity here could be really huge. the sheer size of the Birdcage is daunting. We now know that Haki is a finite amount of energy right? so Mingo infused Haki into his strings covering a massive distance/surface area while Zoro is only infusing his swords. I would think that Zoro's Haki should be denser (more powerful) since it's spread over such a smaller area, but apparently Mingo is just that strong and his Haki is still more powerful even stretched so thin. Or Haki might not work that way I suppose.
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That seems unlikely as that would mean even Fuji's haki is considerably weaker than Doffy's. Surely an admiral can concentrate his haki on Doffy's haki strings and cut them even if Zoro couldn't.