2008-08-06, 10:02 | Link #21 |
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The only tactic I can see being used to defend against Kizaru at this point is to just hold up a mirror or something with a reflective surface so his beams will bounce off them. Otherwise, I'm unsure as to how he could be directly damaged, unless "Haki" provides some way to damage a Logia without resorting to goofy gimmicks....
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2008-08-06, 11:49 | Link #22 | |
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Well, I imagine Kizaru will be taken down somehow... or Luffy and co will in fact be able to keep away from him for 3 days and escape. At the moment, both seem unlikely, but the fun will be in finding out |
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2008-08-06, 11:59 | Link #23 | |
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That's what I meant, actually... I slightly rephrased my previous post to reflect this (no pun intended, heh). And I still think that Rayleigh will be the one to save the Straw-Hats from Kizaru's wrath in the end (Garp is possible too, but Rayleigh seems more likely right now). I have the impression that he's the only one strong enough to go toe-to-toe with him at this point.... |
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2008-08-06, 12:25 | Link #26 | |
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I wonder if Garp would be able to do something against a logia though? (Well, he's survived this long - he must have come up against them before). Going up against a superior in this way though would seem rather unlikely. Rayleigh's already left them to their own devices knowing an admiral should be turning up, so it seems unlikely he would show up until his work is done - unless someone goes running to him for help, or they accidentally stumble across him. |
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2008-08-06, 12:27 | Link #27 | |
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He can reform fully without any damage after being split into three parts. |
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2008-08-06, 12:50 | Link #28 | ||
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Now see, I would have agreed with you guys until this appeared: Spoiler:
The above image strongly implies that our friend Borsalino is a Logia. |
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2008-08-06, 13:10 | Link #29 |
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That also implifies that Luffy,Zoro,Chopper,Robin,Sanji will never stand a chance against him with melee brute attacks But what about Nami and weather control? Those light breaking prism stuff and under heavy rain lightbeams turning to harmless rainbow beams?
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2008-08-06, 14:09 | Link #30 | |
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And does that mean he has to be pulverized from a blast or what. And the one Doing that to him can't be Luffy(Cuz he doesn't kill). |
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2008-08-06, 14:50 | Link #32 |
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Some unexpected haki blast or discovering the weak point (chopper?) is the only option in this case.Thou Im not sure about Luffy haki defeating Borsalino since some supernova rookies easily avoided Rayleigh's haki.Luffy will probly be a haki newbie at this stage while Rayleigh already mastered it...
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2008-08-06, 15:36 | Link #33 |
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On the subject of Haki... I believe that Garp knows how to use it, as well. Why do I think this? Looking back at past chapters, I found it rather curious that Garp's "Fist of Love" actually hurt Luffy in Water 7, whereas normal punches don't have an effect on him. I also noticed that later on when Garp is in the middle of beating up Luffy, his fist is aflame, which could be his Haki manifesting itself (of course, this could just as easily be a gag, but there could still be some significance to it). So, I'm guessing that if Garp is able to use a Haki-infused punch to hurt a rubber man like Luffy, then he may very well be able to damage just about any type of DF user that way, Logias included. But still, this is just speculation....
...And if that's the case, I guess Nami knows Haki to some degree too, since she beats up Luffy all the time. |
2008-08-06, 18:20 | Link #34 |
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I don't know how much you guys know about Light and such but it's premature to say that Kizaru's ability is overpowered.
Oda has always made grand entrances and presentations for Logia-type Devil Fruit users. He did it for Smoker, Ace, Crocodile, and the later ones too. He's presented them in a matter that they look very powerful and with no invulnerabilities even when they do have some. It's the same case with Kizaru and his ability. Besides light is not unstoppable. It can be affected by Electromagnestism and we all know who has an ability relating to that and it can also interact and be disrupted by Sound waves. So really it's not like Light Kizaru is unstoppable and cannot be affected but also we don't really know his full arsenal and all he can do. This chapter seems like it might be the turning of the tides in the fight since it looks like four of the Supernova's have been pretty much defeated. You would think than they can only do anything but rise up stronger next chapter, atleast that's what I'm hoping for. Also the Strawhats moving forward, they have to hide unless they want the risk of facing another opponent after just after exerting themselves to beat the Pacifista. |
2008-08-06, 18:51 | Link #35 |
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I hope so to. I just think it's a little disapointing because we just had two chapters to introduce all this cool supernovas with this awsome powers and now along comes another Logia dude and just pwnes them I just hope the Supernovas will last a little longer than the normal "side pirates" in one piece.
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2008-08-06, 22:22 | Link #36 |
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I Never really liked the Novas and always thought they would be used as punching bags to show off some powers of the Big Names in the One Piece world.
I guess the ones that make it off the Island and land on Fishmen island will be greeted by Jinbei. lolz |
2008-08-07, 09:03 | Link #40 |
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Yeah, Rayleigh's pretty much retired from piracy. Besides, he's just about done it all when he was with Roger anyway so there's no point to him going on what's essentially (to him) the same adventure again. He'll simply pass the torch to the new generation....
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