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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
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Yorbon
Netherlands4272 Posts
On September 20 2014 03:34 Hyperbola wrote: Or just swap DD with Trebol. They have completey different powers and would be unable to fight effectivley. Damn plot armor. DD with bellamy. DD wouldn't even be able to move. After that, kill bellamy's body, so DD's soul is gone. Bellamy will join the crew with DD's body and all lived happily ever after. Or doesnt it work like that? edit: what Sentenal and ZigguratOfUr say, is probably true. | ||
Mataza
Germany5364 Posts
I guess body strength helps, or for swapping personalities any form of meaningful struggling. | ||
Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
he gestured with his sword when he did the personswap so maybe it works on the same principle? | ||
Vortok
United States830 Posts
Swapping objects within his area seems to be a simpler technique/not as easily guarded. The anime just covered his fight with Doflamingo, and near the end he swapped Doflamingo with a piece of rubble to try and get a surprise slash in (could show that Haki isn't the super-duper-magic bullet, or maybe Doflamingo wasn't expecting it... seems like he'd be on guard in the middle of a fight, though). Also, I seem to recall during Punk Hazard when he was carrying Chopper around that he 'teleported' through a wall. Didn't see him swap with anything, though would have to double check to be sure whether or not it showed if he actually just moved to empty air rather than swapping with an object. Found a youtube video that shows some of it: Speaking of the anime episode though, it really showed how weak Law gets from prolonged usage of his Devil Fruit. He talks about it taking a lot of stamina in the manga, but I never really felt it portrayed as well it as was in the anime when he fought Doflamingo. Also an interesting point is how much it seems Law depends on his Devil Fruit. He's really strong when using it (Vergo, Smoker, most of the Straw Hats, etc.), but once he's tapped out he didn't have a whole lot else to fall back on. Kind of an interesting contrast against Luffy fighting in the coliseum where Luffy fought without using his devil fruit for awhile, though he eventually used it against some of the stronger opponents anyway. | ||
Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On September 20 2014 13:46 Vortok wrote: I've figured that Law chopping people up or swapping their personalities are both things that haki can defend against, thus why Smoker told his crew (and Tashigi) to stay back when they were at Punk Hazard. And also why Law had to actually fight for awhile before finally getting the best of Smoker. Swapping objects within his area seems to be a simpler technique/not as easily guarded. The anime just covered his fight with Doflamingo, and near the end he swapped Doflamingo with a piece of rubble to try and get a surprise slash in (could show that Haki isn't the super-duper-magic bullet, or maybe Doflamingo wasn't expecting it... seems like he'd be on guard in the middle of a fight, though). Also, I seem to recall during Punk Hazard when he was carrying Chopper around that he 'teleported' through a wall. Didn't see him swap with anything, though would have to double check to be sure whether or not it showed if he actually just moved to empty air rather than swapping with an object. Speaking of the anime episode though, it really showed how weak Law gets from prolonged usage of his Devil Fruit. He talks about it taking a lot of stamina in the manga, but I never really felt it portrayed as well it as was in the anime. Also an interesting point is how much it seems Law depends on his Devil Fruit. He's really strong when using it (Vergo, Smoker, most of the Straw Hats, etc.), but once he's tapped out he didn't have a whole lot else to fall back on. Kind of an interesting contrast against Luffy fighting in the coliseum where Luffy fought without using his devil fruit for awhile, though he eventually used it against some of the stronger opponents anyway. well if hes tapped out on his DF then hes too tired to actually fight normally so seems like your not taking that into account DD says that Law was trained pretty extensively in convential combat techniques so i doubt that no DF = no battle ability for Law | ||
rabidch
United States20289 Posts
also this last chapter was translated quite badly on mangapanda | ||
Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On September 20 2014 16:01 rabidch wrote: i feel that its just leading up to the declarative luffy saying "i dont care about that" or something with that effect and then the actual fight starting also this last chapter was translated quite badly on mangapanda Tell me about it: ![]() (one of tons of examples this chapter) | ||
Superouman
France2195 Posts
Yeah, better re-read this chapter in a few days when real translations will be available. | ||
Hyperbola
United States2534 Posts
This is my personal favorite: ![]() | ||
Zooper31
United States5710 Posts
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terranghost
United States980 Posts
after the dad was killed by mingo the brother thought it was the govt that killed him and that is the event that makes him go mute. Then he eventually learns that mingo was the one who killed him. Then mingo kills cora. | ||
Fi0na
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On September 21 2014 12:07 terranghost wrote: I make a random prediction. I'd be amused if it went something like this. after the dad was killed by mingo the brother thought it was the govt that killed him and that is the event that makes him go mute. Then he eventually learns that mingo was the one who killed him. Then mingo kills cora. Why would Law survive then? It's probably Corazon who took a shine to the young boy, since everyone was laughing at him for being clumsy but Law wasn't. So in the end to save Law he gives him his life. | ||
DODswe4
Sweden2157 Posts
On September 21 2014 15:14 Fi0na wrote: Why would Law survive then? It's probably Corazon who took a shine to the young boy, since everyone was laughing at him for being clumsy but Law wasn't. So in the end to save Law he gives him his life. But why would law want to kill doflamingo then? | ||
GGitsJack
New Zealand426 Posts
Just went and read the manga stream version and everything actually makes so much sense. Guess I'm switching to that now. I never knew the translations I was reading before were so off (mangareader), you kinda just take it for granted. | ||
AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
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Mataza
Germany5364 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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WaveofShadow
Canada31494 Posts
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BlackMagister
United States5834 Posts
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