Zoro dodged an attack you claim is moving at light speed. That automatically means that Zoro is faster than Luffy, as Luffy failed to dodge a light speed attack.
*Once again links page of Zoro dodging a swarm of the same attack without taking any damage*
Since when is the anime canon lol, pshhhh you contradict yourself here... using the anime to support your statement is a giant fail
Since when is the anime rendition of a canon scene canon? :|
Since never.... the anime interprets things their own way and should never be taken as canon case in point this argument.
Zoro didn't dodge a speed of light attack and Luffy wasn't kicked at the speed of light. It's that simple.
Neither which were being repelled at the speed of light during that time. You can see each air pad being sent at different speed than the other one. Kuma can choose how fast he wants to send his air pads. When Kuma did Ursus Shock, it didn't travel the same speed as the other pads he sent did it? No, his motive was to get Luffy. We've seen him move at lightspeed and sent every strawhat member flying in the shabody arc. Even getting in between Kizaru and Rayleigh's fighting without Kizaru even seeing him coming.
Kizaru didn't kick luffy at the speed of light. Freaking whitebeard caught him with one hand. Kizaru's feet was already next to luffy's face before he extended it. So no, Kizaru never kicked luffy at the speed of light.
Once again you say this with absolutely no proof.
They aren't traveling at different speeds, they're in different positions because they're being fired in rapid succession; each are moving at the same speed but are being sent one after the other. If an object is fired, and then another is fired afterwards, and both are traveling at the same speed, then the one that was fired first will remain ahead of the other one until the one fired afterwards gains speed or the one fired first loses speed.
And now you're contradicting yourself again. If Kuma saying his paw sends light-speed projectiles means that his projectiles are moving at the speed of light, then the same will apply for Kizaru.
Once again, those air pads where not travelling at lightspeed.
No, that's only work if Kuma was shooting one palm at a time. But he was shooting both palms in pairs in a secession. Every single air pad that was being ejected arrive at irregular speed, even the ones that traveled in pairs.
Two cars leaving at the same time. You're little equation here is screwed.
Kizaru's light projectile is lightspeed and there is no denying that. However, you brought up Kizaru's kicks. Kicking is a bodily motion. You don't compare a process extention of your legs to a laser being shot in one direction without pause. Kizaru didn't accelerate his kick until after his foot made contact with luffy's face. Because if that was lightspeed action right there, luffy wouldn't of made eye contact with with kizaru's foot next to his face.
Kizaru never kicked Luffy at the speed of light. Hawkins was kicked at the speed of light.
Nope. He was going one arm at a time. He did a right palm thrust then a left palm thrust and continued like that.
Except Kizaru said he kicks at the speed of light.
It's the same kick.
No he didn't. Otherwise he wouldn't hold two arms forward.
Except Kizaru never kicked luffy at lightspeed. Hawkins is a different story.
Refer to post#25 as I said earlier:
No it's not. Because this is also a kick that Kizaru wanted to land that wasn't lightspeed.
Nope. The first panel shows Kuma's hands positioned irregularly. They aren't lined up in a linear way, but some strikes ahead of another. The last panel shows one arm cocked back and the other thrusted forward. That indicates that as one arm was thrusting, the other was cocked back getting ready to thrust, which supports what I was saying. If he was thrusting both arms at the same time, either both would be cocked back or both would thrusted forward.
And what is your proof that it wasn't a light speed kick?
That wasn't a kick, that was him charging an energy blast to shoot into Zoro.
No it didn't. You can see both of his hands cocked back in the first panel and again it wouldn't make sense if he has both hands up.
It's not a light-speed kick. Whitebeard caught him. You think Whitebeard can catch light-speed kicks now?
No it wasn't
Machinery malfunctions and when cut by Law's fruit. Notice how SAD starts gushing out of the machine when Law cuts it despite being perfectly tranquil and still a moment before.[
They float, his hands doesn't require much movement to fire, only some movement to aim, same with his mouth.
They what? And no, Kuma needed to **** back his arm and thrust to repel the air. The only times he repelled things just by holding his arm still was when the objects were being propelled into his paws. If Kuma's arm is laying on the ground, and Law is standing five feet away, his paws can't repel Law.
He was capable of moving his lower body because they were attached to his waist. If his legs were separated from his hip and were just from the thigh down, Kinemon wouldn't have been able to make them walk. Sure he could move them and twitch them around, but he wouldn't be able to do anything useful to them.
Same as above. Kinemon was able to move his torso because his arms were attached to them. Look at the image closely, he's using his left arm to hold his torso up as his right arm swings the sword. If Law had cut Kinemon at the shoulder and his arms were laying on the ground, they and his torso would be useless.
Supernova pre-skip were shrugging and dodging Pacifista beams, they ain't doing shit. Base Luffy dodged them by just moving his head to the side a couple times. Also, it's highly doubtful Kuma has Haki as he's dead and just a machine, lacking will and spirit.
He cannot. Law's attacks aren't a thing that travel. Law's DF works by him swinging his sword, and whatever he's aiming the swing at is cut. There's no traveling slashes, no long range cuts, nothing like that. Unless Kuma can repel being cut in half, which is pretty damn obvious he cannot, he can't repel Law's cuts.
Moving out of the way as Law is slicing is more feasible.
This makes no damn sense.
Had no clue he had to thrust em', in that case he loses, and that does make sense when comparing how Wano guy was put together.
