Didn't you see the red circle? It was to show the aura Zoro was pinpointing with his observation
It doesn't matter since Law doesn't use armament in his shambles. By clading the swords with armament, it should block Law's shamble ability
But he was already defeated once by Doflamingo and didn't use that slash, so yes we do know his strongest slash remains against Vergo and we also know it's Luffy who will defeat Doflamingo, not Law
The lower half never fell. It was already in contact with the floor
No excuse, just finding someone destroying things by his own swordsmanship and physical strength more impressive, but i guess it depends on how each person view things
That wasn't Observation Haki, it's a drawing tool to distinguish that that was Zoro to the reader. That white patch can be found in multiple other pages. For example, multiple times in these pages.[
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]I suppose Scarlet's grave marker is also using Observation Haki? Why would and when has that ever been a signal for Observation Haki before?
For one, it was stated that Haki defends against Law's cutting power, not every power that ties into his Devil Fruit. There's no indication that Shambles follows the same weakness. Secondly, Law doesn't employ Haki into his cutting power either. It's not about whether or not Law can imbue enough Haki to bypass your own into what power he's using, but whether or not your Haki is at a level that is high enough to bypass Law's abilities. Assuming Shambles follows this same weakness, nothing indicates Zoro's Haki is strong enough to nullify any of Law's powers.
Law defeating Doflamingo is just as likely as Law defeating Doflamingo, and we know the only way Doffy is going down is through a joint effort. Luffy isn't gonna be able to do it along by any sight. We didn't see all of Law vs Doflamingo, and he was also confident that he could defeat Doffy this time, hinting that he still has tricks up his sleeve that we haven't seen, such as Radio Knife and Injection Shot. Law is confident he can defeat Doffy, so he must have something in his arsenal that he thinks will defeat him, and it's reasonable to assume it's bigger and better than what he cut Vergo with.
The upper half is obviously moving because it no longer has anything supporting it. It wasn't Zoro's force that's making it move, it's moving because it's about to start falling. I didn't realize you expect Pica's upper half to fly.
Nah it's an excuse. ¨Well, Law's might have been better, but-¨ The second you brought the concept of ¨but¨ in, it became an excuse. And before you say it, no you didn't literally say ¨but¨, you just may as well have.
