[Discussion] Luffy vs law

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Luffy is stronger than Law, even if Law is a D as well the strength difference is unbelievable.

Luffy's experience is so much greater than Law's, even pre timeskip Strawhats took out a PX on there own but Law needed help from the kidd pirates to take out one.

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Well it's the case of Luffy is stronger physically than Law but that doesn't mean much when it comes to someone with Law's power take Smoker for example who was physically stronger than Law.

I'd have to say ultimately Law would win using a similar tactic he did against Smoker Law's devil fruit is to haxxed.
 
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And you have no proof whatsoever he wasnt moving at the same or above speed as before.

I know that. The reaction time, speed and strength he would need to block Overheat makes it an impressive feat.

If Law really did reacted to Vergo's top speed then why didn't he do the same when he took his heart back from Vergo? No need to mention,Law's room was already activated and Vergo didn't even move an inch until Law took his heat back yet Law couldn't react to him. Law failed to react to Vergo's speed even after the activation of room yet you are saying that Law activated room and managed to cut him when he was using same speed? It makes no sense.

OT: From what we have seen I'd give it to Law.
 

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If Law really did reacted to Vergo's top speed then why didn't he do the same when he took his heart back from Vergo? No need to mention,Law's room was already activated and Vergo didn't even move an inch until Law took his heat back yet Law couldn't react to him. Law failed to react to Vergo's speed even after the activation of room yet you are saying that Law activated room and managed to cut him when he was using same speed? It makes no sense.

OT: From what we have seen I'd give it to Law.
Law actually did react to Vergo's Soru when he was retrieving his heart. Both the anime and manga depict Law noticing Vergo's movement, but he was unable to physically move in accordance at that time because:

1. Vergo was squeezing his heart at the time Law performed Shambles to get it back, so his body was under physical pain and stress.

2. Shambles takes its toll on the body and its stamina, as stated by Law himself. Couple this in with the pain Vergo was inflicting by squeezing his heart

3. His concentration was on his heart, not Vergo.

Once Law rested and his concentration was fully on Vergo, the adversities that stopped him from moving in accordance to reacting to Vergo no longer applied, so he was able to actually counter this time.
 
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Luffy is stronger than Law, even if Law is a D as well the strength difference is unbelievable.

Luffy's experience is so much greater than Law's, even pre timeskip Strawhats took out a PX on there own but Law needed help from the kidd pirates to take out one.

The gab is still there
This logic is immensely flawed. Just because one group did better or could beat the other, doesn't mean a part of that group is guaranteed to be better than a part of the other. First, you don't know that Law's crew needed Kidd's, in fact, it's very likely that they didn't cooperate very much at all due to their friction. Law was also able to casually dodge a Pacifista laser, which the Strawhats couldn't for the most post.

But back to why your logic doesn't work, I'll use an example. If someone says "Whitebeard vs Akainu", you'd say Whitebeard wins. However, the Marines won the war of Marineford and the WB pirates lost. By your logic, due to the fact that Akainu is on the side that did better, he should beat WB. We know that isn't true, so we know your logic doesn't work.
 

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Law completely resisted Rayleigh's Haki, who was about 100 times stronger than him at the time. Luffy's isn't touching Law based on the explanation we got from Oda.
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Luffy tries to Jet Pistol from a distance, Law could just use Takt and send his Jet Pistol to the ground, upwards, or sideways once it enters Room's perimeter, and he can then sever his arm.
And so did Chopper, what are you getting at? Raleigh selectively took out the auction gaurds
 

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Law actually did react to Vergo's Soru when he was retrieving his heart. Both the anime and manga depict Law noticing Vergo's movement, but he was unable to physically move in accordance at that time because:

1. Vergo was squeezing his heart at the time Law performed Shambles to get it back, so his body was under physical pain and stress.

2. Shambles takes its toll on the body and its stamina, as stated by Law himself. Couple this in with the pain Vergo was inflicting by squeezing his heart

3. His concentration was on his heart, not Vergo.

Once Law rested and his concentration was fully on Vergo, the adversities that stopped him from moving in accordance to reacting to Vergo no longer applied, so he was able to actually counter this time.
So if Luffy gets a few hits on Law, Law is pretty much done? By your logic, Luffy could just punch Law and speed blitz back and come back and hit Law again, since Law will be too held back by the loss of stamina and the pain from the punch lol
 

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And so did Chopper, what are you getting at? Raleigh selectively took out the auction gaurds
No he didn't. Rayleigh said ¨My bad you guys, you were just here to watch¨, meaning he included them in the blast. The fact that he said ¨For you to withstand that so easily" and that one of Law's crewmates blacked out for a second is proof that he didn't exclude anyone but the Strawhats, Hachi, Camie and Pappug, as well as the slaves, from the Haoshoku wave.
 

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So if Luffy gets a few hits on Law, Law is pretty much done? By your logic, Luffy could just punch Law and speed blitz back and come back and hit Law again, since Law will be too held back by the loss of stamina and the pain from the punch lol
If Luffy gets a solid hit in and Law staggers, he can follow up with more blows while still in that range, yes. However, running back and then hitting Law again wouldnt do what you're saying. You're failing at twisting my words and posts left and right.
 

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This logic is immensely flawed. Just because one group did better or could beat the other, doesn't mean a part of that group is guaranteed to be better than a part of the other. First, you don't know that Law's crew needed Kidd's, in fact, it's very likely that they didn't cooperate very much at all due to their friction. Law was also able to casually dodge a Pacifista laser, which the Strawhats couldn't for the most post.
Must of not seen the fight...

That's a really bad assumption if their fighting for there lives.

On top of that the strawhats finish beating the PX first, while both hearts and kid pirates where to fatigue to fight another.



But back to why your logic doesn't work, I'll use an example. If someone says "Whitebeard vs Akainu", you'd say Whitebeard wins. However, the Marines won the war of Marineford and the WB pirates lost. By your logic, due to the fact that Akainu is on the side that did better, he should beat WB. We know that isn't true, so we know your logic doesn't work.
Well for starters...

Akainu, Akoji, and Kizaru >>> Dying old Whitbeard.

They didn't absolutely win because the Whitebeard pirates are still standing, but they won the battle of saving Ace.

My logic is the amount of stakes team came out with a better outcome.

PX-__ fought two Supernova's Luffy and Zoro with the aid of one pirate group.

While the other fought Law, Kidd, and Killer with the aid of two pirate groups.

Now let's evaluate that logic shall we?

Whitebeard pirates vs the marines, it can go either or depending on the situation at hand.

Especially when one got betrayed and down an important member of their team.

However my logic implies, isn't two great pirates better than one?

Say shanks and his crew joined the battle at the beginning of the war?

Don't you think Sengoku will dismiss it earlier?

The marines would get raped, even after Shanks declared I will take on anyone who wants to further continue....

All the marines backed off.

You see the point I'm trying to make here?
 

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Must of not seen the fight...

That's a really bad assumption if their fighting for there lives.

On top of that the strawhats finish beating the PX first, while both hearts and kid pirates where to fatigue to fight another.





Well for starters...

Akainu, Akoji, and Kizaru >>> Dying old Whitbeard.

They didn't absolutely win because the Whitebeard pirates are still standing, but they won the battle of saving Ace.

My logic is the amount of stakes team came out with a better outcome.

PX-__ fought two Supernova's Luffy and Zoro with the aid of one pirate group.

While the other fought Law, Kidd, and Killer with the aid of two pirate groups.

Now let's evaluate that logic shall we?

Whitebeard pirates vs the marines, it can go either or depending on the situation at hand.

Especially when one got betrayed and down an important member of their team.

However my logic implies, isn't two great pirates better than one?

Say shanks and his crew joined the battle at the beginning of the war?

Don't you think Sengoku will dismiss it earlier?

The marines would get raped, even after Shanks declared I will take on anyone who wants to further continue....

All the marines backed off.

You see the point I'm trying to make here?
Must not have seen the fight?
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There you go. That's actually all the entirety of what we saw with Law and Kidd vs the Pacifista.

Didn't even bother reading the second part of your post, I've made up my mind that your logic is fallible and the fact that we didn't even see how much effort or how many people actually had to fight the Pacifista to escape or destroy it, it's offers too little to make that argument of yours anything more than baseless. The fact of the matter is, just because Group A as a whole did better than Group B as a whole doesn't mean that a person from Group A is automatically better than a person from Group B.

In fact, the fact that Kizaru said to Law ¨You did well at escaping" implies Kizaru may have seen or encountered the Heart Pirates during their escape. Due to the fact that defeating a Pacifista led to the Strawhats being completely exhausted and unable to escape Kizaru, it implies that Law and Kidd's group did far better than they did as Law's crew still had enough left to efficiently escape Kizaru. However, like
 

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There you go. That's actually all the entirety of what we saw with Law and Kidd vs the Pacifista.
They didn't even fight, I'm looking for the end results compared to the strawhats

Didn't even bother reading the second part of your post, I've made up my mind that your logic is fallible and the fact that we didn't even see how much effort or how many people actually had to fight the Pacifista to escape or destroy it, it's offers too little to make that argument of yours anything more than baseless. The fact of the matter is, just because Group A as a whole did better than Group B as a whole doesn't mean that a person from Group A is automatically better than a person from Group B.
Baseless is when someone post that they didn't co operate well together to fight a person they thought was Bartholomew Kuma.

My second part was on your pitiful Whitebeard Akainu analogy.

You should read it before making this mistake^^

In fact, the fact that Kizaru said to Law ¨You did well at escaping" implies Kizaru may have seen or encountered the Heart Pirates during their escape. Due to the fact that defeating a Pacifista led to the Strawhats being completely exhausted and unable to escape Kizaru, it implies that Law and Kidd's group did far better than they did as Law's crew still had enough left to efficiently escape Kizaru. However, like
Obviously they didn't escape if a Kuma showed up against the strawhats in like a chapter later.

Even the government received news that the strawhats "escaped," Kuma from Thriller park after Moria's defeat.

So try again.
 

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They didn't even fight, I'm looking for the end results compared to the strawhats



Baseless is when someone post that they didn't co operate well together to fight a person they thought was Bartholomew Kuma.

My second part was on your pitiful Whitebeard Akainu analogy.

You should read it before making this mistake^^



Obviously they didn't escape if a Kuma showed up against the strawhats in like a chapter later.

Even the government received news that the strawhats "escaped," Kuma from Thriller park after Moria's defeat.

So try again.
First you said I ¨must not have seen the fight¨, implying that there was fight between the Pacifista and Heart and Kidd Pirates that showed them struggling far more than the Strawhats, hence why they're below them. Now, you're saying it's not about the fight, but the end result. You've contradicted yourself. That's strike one.

Also, you're looking for an end result, when we weren't presented with one. We didn't see whether or not Law and Kidd defeated the Pacifista. Them:
1. Getting thrashed and running away
2. Defeating the Pacifista with mid difficulty
3. Defeating the Pacifista with high dff
4. Defeating it with low diff
5. Not fighting at all and just running
all have equal support in the manga: None. We don't know which one of these is true, and which are false. Meaning, you cannót use the Heart/Kidd Pirates vs Pacifista fight as a frame of reference due to the fact that we have no details on how the fight went, at all. Strike two.

Your logic is that if Group A did better than or exhibited better strength as a whole than Group B, then an individual from Group A must be better than an individual from Group B. Your logic is that because the Strawhat Pirates defeated a PAcifista on their own, and because you're guessing(by the way, that's strike 3) that the Heart Pirates, even with the Kidd Pirates, did worse, that Luffy must be better than Law. That is what your logic says, no way around it, that's what it is. My Whitebeard/Akainu analogy was not pitiful, but spot on. Akainu's group won the war of Marineford, but he'd still lose to someone from Group B, Whitebeard. We saw Whitebeard defeat Akainu once his illnesses had ceased to impact his body for the time being when he thrashed Akainu out of rage of him killing Ace. Strike 4.

There are more ways of pointing out why you're logic is flawed.
Strawhats took out a PX on there own but Law needed help from the kidd pirates to take out one.

The gab is still there
The question isn't Strawhats vs Law, but Luffy vs Law. You're reasoning is that because Law needed help from the Kidd Pirates to defeat a Pacifista, but the Strawhats defeated the Pacifista all on their own, that as a member of the Strawhats, there is a clear gap between Law and Luffy.

Reason #1 why this logic is ass: You say that Law needed the help of the Kidd Pirates. But, it's also a fact that Luffy needed help from the rest of his crew. We already know that Luffy on his own, like Law, can't destroy a Pacifista on his own at that time. However, how can Luffy>Law because Law can't take down a Pacifista on his own and needed help from a crew, when Luffy also can't take down a Pacifista and needed help from his crew? Strike 5

Reason #2 why this logic is ass: Does that mean that because Chopper, Nami, Brook or Usopp was part of the Strawhats, the gap between them and Law is there, with it being in there favor? After all, being part of the group that defeated the Pacifista is your ¨proof¨ of Luffy>Law, it has to apply to the other members as well. I guess Usopp, Nami, Brook and Chopper also defeat Law in a fight. Strike 6

Reason #3 why this logic is ass: This happened pre-skip. We're talking about current Law vs Luffy. Because pre-skip Law needed help from Kidd's crew, and pre-skip Luffy needed help from his crew, post-skip Luffy>post-skip Law? I doubt you even comprehend why this makes no sense. Strike 7.

And then, to top it all off, you're saying that Law and Kidd didn't escape the Pacifista, because Kuma showed up to fight the Strawhats? Let's ignore the fact that Law and Kidd weren't arrested. Let's ignore the fact that we actually saw them at Sabaody after the incident brought Kizaru and the Marines around and while Marineford was going on. Let's ignore the fact that Law was able to freely make his way to Marineford with his entire crew and his ship. How, in any sense of the English language and all that isn't asinine, does the fact that Kuma showed up to fight the Strawhats mean that Law and Kidd didn't escape the Pacifista? Strike 8

8 strikes, 8 major flaws that all render your argument, quite simply, ass. Please, think before you post next time.

Edit: Actually, there's even another ninth strike I forgot to type due to the overwhelming amount of flaws present.

You said my statement that Law and Kidd probably didn't cooperate is baseless. No it's not. It's based on this page
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Kidd and Law have friction. Kidd enjoys provoking Law by telling him what to do, and Law hates being ordered around. The two just don't get along at all. That's what makes them so unlikely to be able to attack in a coordinated fashion. Even while about to confront Kuma in the page above, Kidd tells Law he's in the way and Law threatens to kill Kidd. Simply fighting one opponent at once, or fighting a group at once isn't cooperating and coordinating attacks, they're fighting the same opponent at the same time, but separately.
 
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Law actually did react to Vergo's Soru when he was retrieving his heart. Both the anime and manga depict Law noticing Vergo's movement, but he was unable to physically move in accordance at that time because:

1. Vergo was squeezing his heart at the time Law performed Shambles to get it back, so his body was under physical pain and stress.

2. Shambles takes its toll on the body and its stamina, as stated by Law himself. Couple this in with the pain Vergo was inflicting by squeezing his heart

3. His concentration was on his heart, not Vergo.

Once Law rested and his concentration was fully on Vergo, the adversities that stopped him from moving in accordance to reacting to Vergo no longer applied, so he was able to actually counter this time.

Nothing suggests that Law was unable to move because of pain. He was standing like a baws(I admit that he was panting but not good enough to say that he failed to react because of that) and activated room to get his heart back. Vergo appeared in front of Law the very movement Law caught the heart which means that his speed is nearly equal to Law's teleportation. Hence, Law has no time to react. No need to mention the gap B/W law and Vergo in this case is more when compared to the gap b/w those two when Law cut him. And Law's room was already activated means that he has a lot of time to react to Vergo. Yet he failed to block or dodge or even try to block the attack where as Law managed to activate room and attack Vergo when he has very very small amount of time so only logical assumption would be Vergo didn't use his top speed to attack Law.

Case 1: More distance,more time and room was already activated but still failed to block the attack.

Case 2: Very very less distance so very less amount of time and needs to activate room.

Law reacted to Vergo in case 2,If Vergo was using top speed and Law reacted to Vergo under these conditions then reacting and blocking Vergo's attack in case one if piece of cake for Law and he can actually get his heart bake on his own even if he was suffering from pain but he failed to do so which indicates that Vergo's speed is decreased in this case.

Simple as that.
 
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If Luffy gets a solid hit in and Law staggers, he can follow up with more blows while still in that range, yes. However, running back and then hitting Law again wouldnt do what you're saying. You're failing at twisting my words and posts left and right.
No, all I'm trying to understand is your thoughts on why Law couldnt handle Vergo's speed with Room active. You can't say 'bc he was hurt so he couldn't react to his speed', thats like saying 'law beat up luffy because luffy got hurt'.

And you said Law reacted to Vergos movement but was physically unable to react. Whats the point of mentally reacting if your body cant physically react.
 

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Nothing suggests that Law was unable to move because of pain. He was standing like a baws(I admit that he was panting but not good enough to say that he failed to react because of that) and activated room to get his heart back. Vergo appeared in front of Law the very movement Law caught the heart which means that his speed is nearly equal to Law's teleportation. Hence, Law has no time to react. No need to mention the gap B/W law and Vergo in this case is more when compared to the gap b/w those two when Law cut him. And Law's room was already activated means that he has a lot of time to react to Vergo. Yet he failed to block or dodge or even try to block the attack where as Law managed to activate room and attack Vergo when he has very very small amount of time so only logical assumption would be Vergo didn't use his top speed to attack Law.

Case 1: More distance,more time and room was already activated but still failed to block the attack.

Case 2: Very very less distance so very less amount of time and needs to activate room.

Law reacted to Vergo in case 2,If Vergo was using top speed and Law reacted to Vergo under these conditions then reacting and blocking Vergo's attack in case one if piece of cake for Law and he can actually get his heart bake on his own even if he was suffering from pain but he failed to do so which indicates that Vergo's speed is decreased in this case.

Simple as that.
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Are you serious? The effects of pain on the body is what suggests it, nothing HAS to be there to suggest that pain and stress on his body would hinder his movement, that's a given fact.

Law didn't block or evade because his concentration was on catching his heart, not on Vergo. If Law was concentrating on Vergo, the movement he did to catch his heart could have been done to block, dodge, or counter.

Also, Law activated Room BEFORE Vergo rushed at him in case 2 as well.
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While there was a shorter distance, it doesn't matter. Law wasn't concentrating on Vergo, and his body was under too much strain at once. Simple as that. If you don't get that, then we're at an impasse and our discussion can end here.

No, all I'm trying to understand is your thoughts on why Law couldnt handle Vergo's speed with Room active. You can't say 'bc he was hurt so he couldn't react to his speed', thats like saying 'law beat up luffy because luffy got hurt'.

And you said Law reacted to Vergos movement but was physically unable to react. Whats the point of mentally reacting if your body cant physically react.
Then you're doing a bad job of it.

I'm not saying that Law was unable to react to it. I said it explicitly in that post that Law did react. However, he was unable to move because, at the time, there was a lot of stress and strain on his body. I don't know if you exercise or anything like that, but ask any athlete or person that lifts weights, I can vouch for the latter, when your body is sore afterwards, it takes a bit more effort to move it. Basically, pain and stress on a body part affects how efficiently you can move it. Law's Shambles takes a toll on his body, and his body was currently feeling the pain of having his heart squeezed, the pain and stress on his body prevented him for being able to adequately move, hence, despite being able to react to Vergo's movement, he was unable to move himself to do something about it.
 

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Depends on who has better CoO imo.

The fastest thing Law has reacted to is Vergo, and Luffys speed>Vergos.
Luffy has superior fire power and versatility in ability.
But Law has superior mobility and the 1 hit KO, Radio Knife.

Then, Luffy has actually displayed CoO, CoA which could make some of his attacks 1 hit KOs, and CoO... Law hasn't shown anything yet. So I'm leaning more towards Luffy. But it could go either way if we're going to be realistic. There's no way we can know for sure.
 

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Depends on who has better CoO imo.

The fastest thing Law has reacted to is Vergo, and Luffys speed>Vergos.
Luffy has superior fire power and versatility in ability.
But Law has superior mobility and the 1 hit KO, Radio Knife.

Then, Luffy has actually displayed CoO, CoA which could make some of his attacks 1 hit KOs, and CoO... Law hasn't shown anything yet. So I'm leaning more towards Luffy. But it could go either way if we're going to be realistic. There's no way we can know for sure.
Blue: It's actually Overheat which moves at approx. 6km/s.
Red: Baseless.
Green: Right. Luffy's arsenal, which is 95% ways of punching and kicking, is more versatile than the power to:
-Cut from a distance
-Distance
-Telekinetically control things in Room
-Remove and preserve organs at all once
-Grant immortality
-Switch personalities
-Teleport
-Deal concussive damage in the form of Counter Shock

Yellow: Because that's working so great for Doffy, and worked excellent for Vergo, amirite?
 

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Blue: It's actually Overheat which moves at approx. 6km/s.
Red: Baseless.
Green: Right. Luffy's arsenal, which is 95% ways of punching and kicking, is more versatile than the power to:
-Cut from a distance
-Distance
-Telekinetically control things in Room
-Remove and preserve organs at all once
-Grant immortality
-Switch personalities
-Teleport
-Deal concussive damage in the form of Counter Shock

Yellow: Because that's working so great for Doffy, and worked excellent for Vergo, amirite?
1. Don't get what you mean
2. Luffy so far has the whole manga behind his back, dodging a slash from Mihawk in part 1, and blitzing a character who I would bet my bottom dollar is faster than Vergo.
3. k
4. Luffy didn't get Vergo and I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish by using Mingo as an example since we both know that his defensive and offensive ability is levels above Laws and Luffy didn't even hit him with his strongest attack yet
 
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