I spy a rabbit pirate. I-is this the start of a rivalry!?
Isn't full body haki the basic form that armament users use? I'm aware that its not something that's easily acquired on a regular basis, but it's a lot more common in the new world, especially within the more powerful pirate groups.
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Vergo, one of the strongest Haki users in the series, was capable of this. And that's pretty much it.
As for the Geppo comment, I have come up with a cool little experiment you can try at home, that's sure to impress the ladies. Try throwing a punch like normal, except halfway through the swing just throw your arm in another random direction.
After a few tries, you may begin to notice a peculiar trend. Its awfully hard to hit your intended target, isn't it?
That is all. Love,
Alice.
You are using your muscles to create a propulsion force, in order to throw a punch with those same muscles in the opposite direction.
Can you see the problem with this?
Please don't bully the bunnies ;w;
@jynmi88
With armament haki, nothing says the regular, invisible willpower "armor" is particularly hard to apply to the whole body. But that's base level. What isn't regularly done is the more powerful hardening, where they turn black. Only Vergo and Pica, particularly powerful pirates, have been seen to do that to full body extent and their thing was being physically overwhelming.
As for Geppo, your explanation for it doesn't work. Geppo is specifically kicking/hopping off the air (or water) to float and propel the user, you know, like kung fu movies. It translates to "moon walk". Bouncing your limbs also doesn't really add any striking power. Even if it's some magical Sonic The Hedgehog unstoppable trampoline bounce, you're actively ruining your form by exerting force in one direction only to then exert yourself to push it the opposite way. That's not the same as just rearing back to throw harder.
Fortunately for you, a real, effective way to increase striking power is to push your bodyweight into the blow. It's why many knockout punches are accompanied by a small step towards the target or why hooks and kicks twist the waist and pivot the feet, you are putting your weight into a collision. You know what's really helpful for that? Being able to push off of air with your feet to send your entire body hurtling towards a target. Which is done in canon, see: Tekkai Sai. Just be very good at Tekkai Sai.
@Red Alice
Also hello, I'm interested. But don't hold the game back on my account, you start when you planned to and I'll find a way to insert my guy into the game when I get a CS done. Which may or may not take me days, mind.
@jynmi88
For the armament haki, was just saying that's how it tends to go since there was some argument about it. Regular invisible force of spirit stuff, fairly average at certain points. Full black coating, done by two dudes who specialized in that.
Yes, Geppo is used to bounce off air or water. With the feet. By jumping, hopping, skipping or otherwise pushing off the non-solid surface with them. It's seriously just kung fu gliding jumps, actual term for that being quinggong, for the kung fu assassins. And yes, I did bring up examples of using geppo to increase the power of strikes, a canon one in fact, that lines up with the actual ways to increase the potency of strikes in real life. There's a reason why the term "arm punch" means a strike with little to no real power, it's because it's one thrown solely with the limb rather than generating power via weight transfer.
But now I'm kinda curious, could you explain how exactly you'd mean to use Geppo to "bounce his limbs off the air" in order to increase the power of an attack? Because I'm not really getting that and I'd like to know, might be cool.
Please don't bully the bunnies ;w;
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I want them a part of the swarm...
No really the few so far I could possibly make allies with. The Raiders maybe if they don't shoot on sight cause of "Muh kekeke".