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Originally Posted by Dengar
Buggy hating? I wasn't buggy hating. It is a fact that haki ignores any ability user's auto-defense properties. Yes, normally you can't cut Buggy, but it's different when haki is involved.
I do believe I ALSO mentioned that Buggy can still separate himself -before- he is attacked. Not to mention, should he learn to use haki himself, this would complicate matters even further.
So I'm not quite sure where you get the ludicrous idea that I am hating on Buggy.
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Not necessarily.
Some fruits may act retroactively, and not proactively. Marco and Buggy are the two that comes to mind.
Rubber DF as well as logias work proactively, to try and prevent damage to the body from happening.
Marco's work retroactively, as in, it doesn't stop him from getting hurt, it simply heals him afterwards.
So haki or no haki wouldn't really matter, since either way you're still inflicting damage to him.
Buggy's body may work the same way. It doesn't prevent him from getting cut, it simply doesn't take any injuries from the cut.