Seriously, is there a proof that Totsuka can pierce anything? Mangascans or Databook?

[Davy Jones]

Saying no evidence as a it can pierce anything is more of a wordplay.

Are you saying

"100% Success Rate + Kishi didn't say it can pierce anything" is more of a fact than "100% Success Rate + if Kishi said it can pierce anything"



Simply because cutting is for separating each parts and piercing is for sealing.



Kishi didn't say it can pierce anything, he could simply say it but he didn't.



Kishi said it can cut anything not pierce.




Me bias? After believing that Totsuka can cut any enemy.

soooo you still have no scans to support your view......


totsuka has yet to FAIL to pierce anything....


and you believe it can cut anything.......



but you dont believe it can pierce anything...


lol ok dude. ok. lmfao sooo the tip of the blade does not work but the rest does.....DHAT LOGIC

 

[Legitimate]

soooo you still have no scans......

Cut any ENEMY not pierce.

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totsuka has yet to FAIL to pierce anything....

Lee has yet to FAIL at Madara.

and you believe it can cut anything.......



but you dont believe it can pierce anything


lol ok dude. ok.

Simply because cutting is for separating each parts and piercing is for sealing.

CUTTING = NOT SEALING

PIERCING = SEALING

 

[Davy Jones]

Cut any ENEMY not pierce.

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Lee has yet to FAIL at Madara.



Simply because cutting is for separating each parts and piercing is for sealing.

CUTTING = NOT SEALING

PIERCING = SEALING

cut-
make an opening, incision, or wound in (something) with a sharp-edged tool or object.



pierce-
(of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something).


your logic: the tip of the sword is different than the rest of the sword because kishimoto used the word cut instead of pierce. lmfao ok. if it can cut everything why can it not pierce anything when the definitions are damn near the same

 

[Legitimate]

cut-
make an opening, incision, or wound in (something) with a sharp-edged tool or object.



pierce-
(of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something).


your logic: the tip of the sword is different than the rest of the sword because kishimoto used the word cut instead of pierce. lmfao ok. if it can cut everything why can it not pierce anything when the definitions are damn near the same

Point is, Totsuka isn't your ordinary sword.

Totsuka is a sword capable of cutting any enemy.

Totsuka is a sword capable of sealing any enemy IF it pierces.