Funny how you reply on my podt to someone else wheb you appearently didn't read it well, because if you did you'dve known my answer:
eh what?you qouted me my man, otherwise I wouldn't have wasted time arguing, go take a look back.:yeah:
It was better to push it back (of course he asks help for pushing a cage that is a size of a island) because if he's chop it, the loose strings would maybe swing all around the city
zoro doesn't care about the city, a perfect proof would be after he cut pica and the king pushed back the rocks, they fell on the people that were on the other side of the plateau and
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, like when luffy snapped the strings when going in gear 3, the remains blasted into the ground/walls,
when did that happen? this is what happened when luffy used g3
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pushing isn't like cutting with haki if he would push back 3 strings alone, then the other strings would still shrink (IF he could push it back, not saying he can so don't try to make a comeback with a reaction on 'how i think zoro can push back doffy's bird cage'),
That is not my point though. what I'm saying is that if zoro could cut the cage then he would have not bothered pushing it back while needing help
my point is that ofcourse he asked help to push something back what is way bigger than his arm width, and about the dragon, when he clashed with the dragon it was zoro's
vs the dragon's teeth, zoro couldn't push the teeth back either but did that mean that he couldn't cut themanswer is no because he did cut him. Point is that even if zoro didn't try to cut the strings, it doesn't mean he couldn't cut them, just like what happened with the dragon......,
hmm zoro didn't even try to push it though...
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He just stopped the attack and that was about it