[VS] Zorro vs Law
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Lmao u better get that wild shit outta here. Zoro would have gotten that ***** treatment from doffy's parasite just like pre g4 luffy and sanji.
OT: Law high diff. Would probably be extreme if Zoro didn't lack reaction feats.
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Zoro senpai is no one's bunny :sdo: Fuji just hacked that parasite with ease meaning Zoro Senpai would too close
Law has 1 shot at shambles otherwise it won't work the second time,
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I don't recall any reaction/reflex lapses from Zoro...
Law's Shambles is overrated IMO, despite a haxx Law was hardly keeping up with Mingo's assault.
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Zoro can throw slashes w/o drawing his swords, so a surprise Shambles is not going to work.
I wonder if Law would be able to keep up with Zoro's swordsmanship.
But,
Room is Law's operating table where he's the boss, if only Zoro can keep Law on the defensive he can win but that's definitely not the case. So, high difficulty victory for Law.
Law's Shambles is overrated IMO, despite a haxx Law was hardly keeping up with Mingo's assault.
P.S.
Zoro can throw slashes w/o drawing his swords, so a surprise Shambles is not going to work.
I wonder if Law would be able to keep up with Zoro's swordsmanship.
But,
Room is Law's operating table where he's the boss, if only Zoro can keep Law on the defensive he can win but that's definitely not the case. So, high difficulty victory for Law.
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Lmao comparing an admiral to zoro now are we? Where did you get the idea that Zoro was close to fujitoura?
I'm pretty sure it's cancerous, but what is your reasoning for that?
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This. If Law doesn't pull this off, he wins mid-high diff.
Performed? Since when is dropping to one knee and panting after one attack performing?
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@bold Fuji did it easy Zoro can too, so Zoro = Fuji? And you take shots at my logic? Right.
If Law isn't capable of taking Smoker's jitte, he's not doing it to Zoro.
Law has the edge as of now. I am positive that Zoro'll be the superior of the two when he finally goes all out in Wano.
These things never happened in the manga. He simply jumped out of the pit(He took the stance that we usually take after jumping"Safe landing or however the hell they call it") then took a deep breath and that was the end of it.
Law has the edge as of now. I am positive that Zoro'll be the superior of the two when he finally goes all out in Wano.
These things never happened in the manga. He simply jumped out of the pit(He took the stance that we usually take after jumping"Safe landing or however the hell they call it") then took a deep breath and that was the end of it.
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Could go either way giving the slight edge to Zoro. Law could win if his room can bypass Zoro's haki, but with the portrayal Zoro received with his armament i'd wager it's strong enough to block the ope ope abilities and other than that, i think Zoro would fare better in all out fight because Law's main advantage in this battle would be his environmental control and mobility, but Zoro already faced an opponent having the entire earth to control and didn't receive a single scrath.
With his mountain ranges, Law's tact abilities would be useless. Law could teleport, but to tag an opponent he needs the reaction and attacking speed, areas where Zoro is just as good as him if not better(especially in attacking speed). So with Zoro beating him in range, and having advantage in close combat due to being the superior swordsman(he could overpower an admiral's attack), he'd win more times than not in my opinion. Though it'd be close because one mistake and he could be killed by gamma knife
With his mountain ranges, Law's tact abilities would be useless. Law could teleport, but to tag an opponent he needs the reaction and attacking speed, areas where Zoro is just as good as him if not better(especially in attacking speed). So with Zoro beating him in range, and having advantage in close combat due to being the superior swordsman(he could overpower an admiral's attack), he'd win more times than not in my opinion. Though it'd be close because one mistake and he could be killed by gamma knife
Hardening his hands with his swords will make them one to one another making it impossible for the sword to be seperated from the user. Why do you think Law couldn't teleport Fujitora's sword? By that logic, Mihawk would also be helpless against that. Obviously haki was created to counter devil fruit abilities like this one. It was the entire purpose of the flashback with him and Zoro
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Not doing something is not an indicator of being unable to do it. Kizaru didn't shoot Luffy in the face when he was on the scaffold with Ace's key. Does that mean he can't shoot Luffy in the face? Rob Lucci didn't Shigan Chibi-Luffy in the throat with his claws. Does that mean Lucci couldn't do that?
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Zoro jumps out of the hole and lands on his knee, letting out a deep breath after one attack. That's not performing, that's being spanked.
The proof that Zoro's Haki can negate Law's powers being where?
Smoker is a Logia anyway. He has the luxury of avoiding slashes whereas Zoro doesn't so that could play a huge part in it.
How is his DF overrated? It's not our fault if it's incredibly haxed and able to swap people to different locations as shown with Law, Luffy and Doffy skirmish.
Zoro is outclassed here simply because of his DF flexibility and range.