2009-07-28, 08:21 | Link #201 | |
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If Garp wouldn’t had been such loveable character, my guess would had been Rogers using Haki, as Rogers word to garp suggest that. or better, Garp was doubtful, but Rogers Haki helped that doubt to be cleared. I also wonder if Luffy Haki influenced both Zoro and Sanji to join the strawhats.
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2009-07-28, 08:26 | Link #202 | |
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Zoro felt Luffy's fighting spirit and ambition, in other words, his Haki, so he decided to follow him for a similar dream. Same for Sanji who saw that Luffy has an ambition like his and probably much bigger than his. They felt a strong sense of determination from him that's why they followed Luffy. You can say after much of their rivalry, Garp began to respect Roger and felt him like how Zoro and Sanji felt Luffy. Garp accepted Roger's request through respect.
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2009-07-28, 08:38 | Link #203 | |
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2009-07-28, 08:44 | Link #204 |
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Haki is not 'used' on people, Haki is felt.
Just like you don't think someone is brave because he 'used' courage on you, you felt that he was courageous through his actions. And yes of course Haki can be a factor in this case. What I meant was that Garp respected Roger because of his Haki and accepted his request.
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2009-07-28, 09:03 | Link #205 |
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I know what you are referring to but the terms use can be used when you a talking from the perspective of the one who is influencing. If Haki is something that can be controlled by this person, then it can be used, because it has this properties and has the magical property to influence others., while Haki resembles things from the real world, here Oda has given the magical touch to this, to the highest of even been able to influence inert objects.
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2009-07-28, 09:21 | Link #206 |
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I won't change your opinion, but if you're having such a perspective, its cheapening Oda's already nerfed effects of Haki/Ki in Shounen manga.
Oda is using Haki in a very down to earth and realistic sense compared to how Ki is shown in Dragonball, Street Fighter and Fist of the North Star for example. Those 3 has Ki that can be used outright as fireballs, shockwaves and projectiles. But Oda is keeping it low, in order to do ranged Ki attacks, you have to put your intention into your shot and shoot it, you can't just shoot out your will and spirit. And even in those 3, Haki has never been able to do mind control, because Haki is not magical in this sense, even if it has been made 'magical'. When I say it bends the wills of others, its that the others either fear you and decide to do what you say, or they respect you and decide to agree with you. Garp simply respected the pride and power of the greatest pirate ever, that pride and power he achieved through his ambition, his Haki. Garp's respect for his Haki eventually made him agree with his request. Its a case of rivals respecting each other and becoming friends.
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2009-07-28, 09:23 | Link #207 | |
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I think the confusion here is with the word use, when I say Use, is not really referring to “hahahah, Let me use My Haki Attack on Garp”, is more like, Just indicating in my sentence that Haki was at work here. ---- Spoiler:
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2009-07-28, 09:44 | Link #210 |
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Okay guys, new chapter thread's up!
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2009-07-28, 09:49 | Link #211 |
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That's why I said its a perspective, a perspective is something extremely hard to change and I'm not going to try and change yours.
People just haven't seen enough of what Ki can do in other manga. I've use that example of the homing phoenix arrows for many times. Intimidating people so much that they can become unconscious can even be done in real life. I'm sure people know that you can faint from fear, people faint upon seeing snakes, spiders. When they find themselves in a dangerous situation, like terrorists hijacking a plane, people can faint from the fear. In manga, the fear from intimidation is just amplified like Luffy's strength, speed and determination. If you think people fainting from Haki is magical, in other manga, people can die just from someone's Sakki, the killing intention is so strong that people die instantly. People have this habit to think that something is big when they see it for the first few times, but after seeing it often, they'll think its normal.
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2009-07-28, 10:10 | Link #212 | |
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Like I said in my post if you read it, compared to other series, yes this use is more toned down (at least for now), however, I don’t think massive Fainting from Haki is magical, it is magical given this is not realistic, (this is not the same as people fainitng in a moment of Panic in real life) Yes, I have seen mangas where Sakki have can Kill others, heck I have seen people using Sakki as an Attack, using for example the Killer intent to stop another person speech, Because that what he wanted with his Sakki. But What the Haki has done so far, in the little moments it has been shown; it has come with fictional tone. And The example of real life you gave are a bit different from what Haki is, One thing is someone fainting from fear, People fear others and even faint because of what they can do to them and not because their strong will; it because these people or animal, or even objects hold something that are threatening their life, or because of a childhood trauma or even because there is phobia (which sometimes are because a Childhood trauma). \
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2009-07-28, 10:19 | Link #213 | |
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It is not the will that direct knocks people out, the will is expressed through the action, the action knocks people out. Rayleigh gave an extremely intimidating stare, sending fear into the people, still quite abstract. But Luffy gave a loud yell of rage along with the intimidating facial expression, it shocked the Amazons and sending a terrorising fear into them. It works especially well because they didn't expect he is such a terrifying person. Fainting from fear: http://changingminds.org/explanations/emotions/fear.htm Scientific fact: You can faint from any form of fear as long as the fear is strong enough and your brain resorts to switching your body off to protect you from more fear. It does not have to be childhood trauma or phobia.
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2009-07-28, 10:42 | Link #215 |
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I don't call it magical, I call it fictional, its a fictional amplified effect.
No one has ever punched through walls, lift houses or jump 20 stories up. Such strength can kill any normal human being in one hit. And intimidation in fiction has also been amplified, so much that it can threaten any normal person's limit of self-preservation instantly. Only those who are stronger willed can carry through that fear. In other words, anything that can happen in real life is amplified by fiction and made stronger and more effective.
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You Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaka I call it Magical because Im used to call everything that happens in fiction "Magical" When it is not Technology related.....I was suspecting that this debate was going on because of the use of word and not because a real disagreeement.
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2009-07-28, 10:49 | Link #217 | |
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But magical is really not quite a good word to use though, I associate magic circles, hand movements, big poses and magic wands to 'magic'. Any special effect that's not magic will be 'fictional effects'. Anyway I guess we can carry on to chapter 552 then.
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I'd think that the marines would use seastone cuffs for ANY dangerous criminal, whether they're a DF user or not. After all, we ARE talking about a material that's as hard as diamond..... And for the record, the prison cells should be made of seastone, too. Smoker even said in the Alabasta storyline that all marine prisons had seastone jail cells, so the same probably held true back during Roger's era, as well..... |
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